"Everything started shaking," says seven-year-old Li, one of the children affected by an earthquake that was 6.6 on the Richter scale, which hit north west China early on Monday 22 July.
The quake drove Li and her family from their home in Majiagou, less than a kilometre away from the epicentre in Gansu Province. Li, her younger brother, parents and grandmother are now living in a tent.
Current reports indicate that the earthquake has killed 95 people and injured thousands in this remote and mountainous region. Over 58,000 homes have been damaged or destroyed and more than 332,300 people in Gansu Province have been affected.
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