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In the earthquake, three-year-old Song Xinyi was buried in the ruin of houses for 40 hours under her parents' dead bodies. When she was transferred to the nearest hospital after being rescued, the rescue team met the then Premier Wen Jiabao who was visiting the quake area. Wen and his entourage made the way for the little girl and the rescue team.
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