I don’t want to mention the snow disaster

I don’t want to mention the hands-feet-mouth disease

I don’t want to mention the earthquake

Since those natural calamities are inevitable

We face the cruel reality bravely

With the cohesion of the whole Chinese people

And our inborn good virtue

Blood is thicker than water

With every means, with every effort

We help our fellow people unhesitantly

Although misfortunes never come single

But every torment should have an end

Then please tell me, Dear God

Why did it hail in LiXian in this hot summer

Why did tornado happen inland

We trust you and we believe in you

So we are common people and you are the God

But how can you let kind-hearted chinese people suffer so much

How can you torture us like that

What unforgivable sin have we committed

Should we still believe that the sun will come out after rainy days?

Should we believe that there is a God in Heaven?