The site of China's largest and most destructive Wenchuan earthquake.中國最大破壞性最強的汶川大地震遺址

2008年5月12日14時28分，四川汶川髮生8.0級特大地震，近7萬人遇難，1.8萬人失踪，這場災難成爲國人心中永遠的痛。
17年過去，我來到汶川映秀震中遺址，走進漩口中學遺址與地震紀念館，用鏡頭記錄下這片承載着傷痛與重生的土地。

這座遺址博物館保留了地震原貌——傾斜的教學樓、永遠停在14:28的時鐘、破碎的磚瓦......每一處痕跡都在無聲訴説着那個撕裂的瞬間。但更令人觸動的是，今天的汶川已重新站起，廢墟旁建起新居，街道上重現菸火氣。

拍攝這期視頻，不隻爲紀念逝者，更是爲了記錄生命的堅韌。當災難成爲曆史，我們銘記不是爲了延續悲傷，而是爲了珍惜當下，敬畏自然，並在反思中尋找前行的力量。這是一次沉默的參觀，但或許沉默才是最深的悼唸。
At 14:28 on May 12, 2008, a magnitude 8.0 earthquake struck Wenchuan, Sichuan, killing nearly 70,000 people and leaving 18,000 missing. This disaster has become an eternal pain in the hearts of the Chinese people.
17 years later, I came to the Wenchuan Yingxiu epicenter site, walked into the Xuankou Middle School site and the Earthquake Memorial Hall, and used my camera to record this land of pain and rebirth.

This site museum retains the original appearance of the earthquake - the tilted teaching building, the clock that always stops at 14:28, the broken bricks and tiles... Every trace silently tells the moment of tearing. But what is more touching is that today Wenchuan has stood up again, new houses have been built next to the ruins, and the streets are filled with smoke again.

This video was shot not only to commemorate the dead, but also to record the tenacity of life. When disasters become history, we commemorate them not to prolong grief, but to cherish the present, respect nature, and find the strength to move forward in reflection. This is a silent visit, but perhaps silence is the deepest condolence.

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