Japan earthquake shocked China

At 3:00 pm Beijing time on March 11, 2011, a magnitude 9.0 earthquake struck 130 kilometers east of Sendai Port on Honshu Island, Japan. As of now, Japanese officials have confirmed that 5692 people were killed and 9,506 people were missing during the earthquake. The influence of the earthquake in Japan triggered the thinking of the Chinese people.

The quality scene of the Japanese nationals showed that everyone stopped and waited for the red light. “I ride a bicycle to pass by these people and lament the orderliness. In the little intersection, at the red light, people stand still and wait rigorously. People are courteous to each other and give way as if they were not in a major earthquake in Japan."

—— A young Chinese man living in Japan wrote scene two: smooth and orderly. Ms. first gave her hundreds of people a shock in the square. After the end, no one smoked the whole process; the waiter brought some blankets, hot water, biscuits, and all the men. Help women to run back to the building to take things for women. The radio was wired to the radio. After 3 hours, people scattered. There was no rubbish on the ground, and no rubbish left. People hiding in various shelters are sitting on both sides of the stairs to ensure that the middle is open. Pedestrians evacuating on the street are also standing in an orderly manner on both sides of the road so as not to obstruct traffic.

—— A Japanese blogger described the post-earthquake situation on the microblog in Japan. Since the earthquake, the Japanese people’s performance has been remarkable. They did not have any complaints about power outages, and they all obeyed government arrangements; they went to the supermarket to buy things, and the wall signs said that each person could only buy a box of eggs and they would never take two boxes; they would buy toilet paper and they would be orderly and orderly. Long line.

Businesses are also very kind. After the earthquake, not only did they not raise prices, but some sold them at a lower price. They also cooperated with media companies and telecommunications companies to provide earthquake-related information to mobile phone users free of charge.

Compared with the recent "salt storm" in China, what answer did you get?

The domestic construction machinery industry is affected by Kawasaki hydraulic parts, and the core brands of engineering machinery such as Cummins and Isuzu are all familiar, but they all come from Japan. Experts analyzed that the earthquake in Japan can have little impact on China's construction machinery industry, and they all maintain an optimistic attitude. Because they are generally optimistic about the post-disaster reconstruction work in Japan, we must clearly understand that domestic companies are extremely concerned about the progress of Japan’s earthquake situation. Why, because we need their key components, we envisage that if the earthquake caused the production of parts in Japan to stop production (Honda and Toyota have stopped production at some plants) and could not resume production in the short term, then the domestic construction machinery companies will What kind of situation does it present?

This is what I said in the forum: "'This is a terrible people'. This sentence was used to describe Japan as not one or two times. This population is less than one-tenth of China's population and its area is less than twenty-five percent of China's area. One of the 'little Japan's, but once again made China ashamed!"