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  • 23-Thirteen People Died, and the World Kept Scrolling

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    Thirteen People Died, and the World Kept Scrolling At around 2:40 AM on May 28, 2026, on the G40 Shanghai–Shaanxi Expressway in Nanyang, Henan Province, a passenger van legally rated for 9 people was carrying 16. It slammed into the back of a semi-trailer truck. 13 people died. 3 were injured. Most people will read…

  • 22-If It Were Your Family: After the Longview Paper Mill Disaster, We Cannot Keep Asking Only “How Many Died?”

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    If It Were Your Family: After the Longview Paper Mill Disaster, We Cannot Keep Asking Only “How Many Died?” On May 26, 2026, a chemical storage tank ruptured at the Nippon Dynawave Packaging paper mill in Longview, Washington. Inside the tank was “white liquor,” a highly corrosive industrial chemical mixture used in paper production, containing…

  • 21-She Is Still Alive, but the World Has Already Moved On

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    English Version She Is Still Alive, but the World Has Already Moved On The most horrifying part of the Xuzhou chained woman case is not that the world once saw the chain around her neck. The most horrifying part is this: She is still alive. She is not a historical headline. She is not a…

  • 20-Stop Treating the Deaths of Ordinary People as Background Noise

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    English Version Stop Treating the Deaths of Ordinary People as Background Noise The gas explosion at the Liushenyu Coal Mine in Qinyuan County, Changzhi, Shanxi, should not be reduced to a passing headline. Public reports show the disaster occurred on May 22, 2026. Different official updates released at different stages reported rising casualty numbers, with…

  • 19-This Is Not One Village’s Illness — It Is a Warning to Everyone

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      English Version This Is Not One Village’s Illness — It Is a Warning to Everyone In a small village near Wuhan with a registered population of about 585 people, media reports say that 62 residents have developed cancer or leukemia over the years. What makes this horrifying is not only the number “62.” It…

  • 18-A Death That Should Never Have Happened

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    English A Death That Should Never Have Happened When Memory Is Not Enough, Safety Must Become Infrastructure Note: This article is a memorial commentary based on publicly available news reports and transportation safety information. The official cause of the accident and legal responsibility remain subject to investigation and judicial process. On May 16, 2026, in…

  • 17-05-12-2008

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    Don’t Let the Rubble Answer for Us: Reflection After May 12 Some memorials are for the dead. Some are for the living. And others exist to interrogate this world: Why do events that have already happened occur again, simply by changing the location, the names, and the news photos? Disaster is never just the shaking…

  • 16-The 37 Who Never Came Home

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    I never thought there would come a day when I would sit here, talking to a photograph. The news says 37 people died in the explosion. But the news will never tell you who the thirty-seventh person was. What his name was. How old he was. Whether he had children. Whether he also walked out…

  • 15-He Used to Live in Lahaina

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    He Used to Live in Lahaina I’m not going to write his name. Not because he wasn’t important. But because I don’t want strangers showing up at his family’s door with cameras. Still, I want to write about him. Because if nobody does, the world will only remember one sentence: The Maui wildfire of 2023.…

  • 14-The Summer That Disappeared

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    The Summer That Disappeared I won’t write your name. Not because you weren’t important. But because I don’t want strangers with cameras knocking on your parents’ door. Still, I have to write something. Because if nobody writes it down, a few years from now people will only remember a number: 137. A number on television…