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A boy who survived after the earthquake and his aunt mourn those who died in a massive earthquake May 19, 2008. A nation-wide ceremony was held on 14:28 on Monday, seven days after a massive earthquake hit Sichuan.

With a chrysanthemum flower in hand, retried worker Duan Jinshen shows his sorrow at Tian'anmen Square on Monday. A nation-wide ceremony was held on 14:28 on Monday, seven days after a massive earthquake hit Sichuan.

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