Jiang Xiaojuan, who became an icon when photos of her nursing nine children after the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake zapped across the Web, hopes to be an ordinary citizen again, rather than an Internet sensation.
Early one spring morning recently, Huang Li made a dash in a wheelchair, with the help of her husband, to a shop in Gaoqiao residential community, and was soon outside hawking its services.
The 57-year-old Wang Zhihang has taken care of more than 140 children who lost legs in the 2008 temblor.
Li Yue was barely in her teens when she survived the earthquake.
Cola Boy Xue Xiao says his bond with the beverage will last some time, if not a lifetime.
Jiang Yuhang's survival of the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake was a miracle.
Both became almost instant celebrities in the aftermath of the earthquake, and the media slapped nicknames on the pair of them, the I.V. Drip Boy and the Crevice Boy, but Li Yang and Liao Bo had precious little to celebrate.
Salute Boy Lang Zheng says he's happy he receives fewer salutations now, five years after the Wenchuan quake.
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