Linjun Fan is a student of the Graduate School of Journalism at the University of California at Berkeley. She worked as a reporter for China Central Television and then as a special correspondent for the Beijing Bureau of Knight Ridder Newspapers for several years after her graduation from Beijing University.
NPR’s Louisa Lim wrote a heart-warming story on her experience of being caught unexpectedly in an aftershock panic outside of Chengdu: When I set out to interview panicky people sleeping outside, little did I imagine that...
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Read MoreNPR’s Melissa Block told a touching story of a couple in Dujiangyan looking for their toddler son buried in rubble. We found Fu Guanyu and her husband Wang Wei as they clung frantically to the long arm of a Hitachi...
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