After the earthquake, people in Gansu County, Gansu Province, voluntarily demolished 112 rooms to provide relief for disaster relief.

On the night of July 22, in order to give a “life channel” to the earthquake relief, the villagers of the village of Chuandu Village, Zhongzhai Town, Jixian County, Gansu Province, and other eight households voluntarily demolished 112 houses that were in good condition.

The road behind the lock of the Fangjia Gate is the only road leading to the Zhongzhai Town and Weixin Township in Ganxian County, Gansu Province. After the earthquake, the road was interrupted by the landslide, and more than 60,000 affected people in 39 villages in Zhongzhai Town and Weixin Township faced the dilemma that the wounded and sick could not be sent out and the disaster relief materials could not be transported.

In order to save people from disasters, this road must be rushed on the morning of the 23rd. This means that the houses of nine people, including the Houshoufang family, must be demolished in order to open up new roads.

At 11:30 on the evening of the 22nd, Shi Xuehua, member of the Standing Committee of the County Committee of the County, together with the local township cadres, called the nine people to discuss and discuss.

Most of these houses were still intact after the earthquake, but everyone agreed to dismantle them. Shi Xuehua said: "The situation is urgent, and there is no way to resettle the people, but these people have also made voluntary sacrifices, which made my heart full of emotion."

At 1 o'clock in the morning on the 23rd, after a brief video data collection, the armed police and fire officers and men who came to the disaster relief work together with the people to carry the furniture, and began to grab the passage.

After the lock, Fang looked at his house and was demolished step by step, crying distressed for one night. "But in order to allow the wounded to be treated in time, they will have to be dispelled." Hou lockfang said.

The earthquake in the morning suddenly came to an end. After the lock, Fang saw that the 50-meter-wide rural road in front of his home collapsed into the Weihe River. Fortunately, the 180-square-meter brick building that she had just built had withstood the test.

"The leader said that I should take down the good house. I really have some reluctance in my heart, but I think it is important to save people." In order to build this house, Houfangfang worked for four or five years and now has spent it. They are 120,000 yuan. Since the start of construction in February this year, the house has been basically renovated. The windows of aluminum alloys, the doors of plastic steel, and the newly painted walls and new ceilings have all been completed.

When hesitating, Hou lockfang made a phone call to her husband, Xue Aiping, who was working in Shanxi. When I learned that many people in Zhongzhai and Weixin were more serious than them, in order to get them to be rescued in time, Xue Aiping agreed to "let the way".

"These people choose to sacrifice their own interests and contribute to the earthquake relief. The local government will certainly rebuild their homes." Shi Xuehua said.

At 6 o'clock on the morning of the 23rd, 112 houses of 9 households have become an unimpeded disaster relief channel. Vehicles with ambulances and disaster relief materials have been passing by. The villagers who volunteered to demolish the house felt that the road to giving way was "very worthwhile."