Sun Lirong looked disoriented when I first met her one year ago. Carrying two paper bags full of clothes and a few pictures, her face showed signs of stress and worry.
Only a week had passed since her home in Sichuan province was jolted by the May 12 earthquake. She and her husband hailed our car while I was driving through the disaster area with a CNN crew. "Could you please give my wife a ride to a nearby town?" her husband pleaded.
I talked with Sun in the car on our way to the town of Wenyang, where relatives gave her family temporary refuge. 
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All About China • Earthquakes
