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Nurse returns to work after losing mother

(People's Daily Online)

16:03, April 22, 2013

(Photo/People's Daily Online)

Zhang Yichuan is a nurse with the People's Hospital in Lushan county. Just likes other medical staff, she was busy with rescuing people injured in the earthquake in SW China, but no one knew her mother just died in the quake.

After learning the bad news and surrounded by tears and sadness, she still decided to return to work. She lost her mother, but didn't want others to lose theirs. "There are more people who need my help", she said.



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