Culture Matters 说东道西

6月17日晚7点30分上海外语频道
7:30pm, 17 Jun, International Channel Shanghai (ICS)

行动胜语言 爱心无国界

在抗震救灾重建家园的过程中，有许多值得可歌可泣的英雄人物，更有无数默默无闻用自己的方式奉献爱心的人们。居住在苏州的美国小伙子Turner Sparks就是其中的一位。汶川大地震发生后的几天内，他和朋友筹集了善款和物资，从苏州一路驾车开往成都，几经周折才到达目的地。他们与当地的中外老少志愿者一起，并肩作战，共同为救援灾区出力。

同时，心理专家程文红也赶赴绵阳，为灾区的群众特别是儿童提供情感急救和心理支持。本期《说东道西》将邀请Turner和程医师跟大家分享他们遇到的困难和感人事迹。

Sichuan Quake Relief Stories
 
Suzhou-based American Turner Sparks and his friend decided to do more to help with the sichuan quake relief than just donating money. So together they hopped into Turner's car, drove to a road to be built in the future, then changed route, parked their car in Wuhan airport, and flew to Chengdu. They helped with the logistics and met an lovely old Chinese man who did the same thing as they did -- driving all the way from Hunan Province to offer help.

 
Like Turner and his friend, Dr. Cheng Wenhong also helped with the relief efforts, but in her own expertise -- child psychiatry, and into the deeper quake-hit area -- Mianyang county. On this episode of Culture Matters, We invited Turner and Dr. Cheng to share the difficulties they encountered and some touching stories in our studio.

Culture Matters 说东道西

周一至周五晚7点30分 上海外语频道
7:30pm, Monday to Friday, ICS