Lesson from Japan

In year 2011, March 11th, Japan had experienced the most damaging disaster of human history in Japan; the massive earthquare with magnitude of 9.0 struck in Ocean Pacific and triggered a terrifying tsunami unleashed and hit on the island shore of eastcoast Japan, which brings an enormous crush to the whole nationwide. The whole city was submarged by the crucial water, reported over thousand of lifes were killed and the number keeps increasing, the cars, houses and all the human's efforts were all damaged by the brutal natural force instantly.

In additional, the aftershocks of the earthquake are endlessly smacking the island by stopping human rebuild their homeland; even worse that yesrterday was reported Fukishima nuclear power plant explored and radioactive material leaking, a number of residents were evacuated from the power plant 20km away. The government attempts to avoid the radioactivity spreads and releases more coolant to prevent the source melts down.

A lot of people said that although this natural disaster causes a massive impact of the Japan's economic and homeland, but Japanese is an expert of dealing earthquake, the unbeatable Japanese will rebuild their homeland and back on track rapidly. Indeed, I saw a lot of pictures that were posted online, I realized the people in Japan are well-disciplined, no fighting and quarrelling, even helping and caring each others; seem likes they all know what kind of action should take to deal with this circumstance. I am truly admired of them.

Although this natural disaster is happend in Japan, we are not directly involved; but the media spread out the news and people talking about this subject everywhere. it seems like everyone care about it, but what can we do? donating fund? maybe... most important is, what do we learn from this inccident? Think about it.