Milar: it's hard to take in, the footage looks like it could've been from anywhere but for some reason that one figure on top of the mountain stuck with me
Mirage Comet: Hard to process how some of these areas are still inaccessible years later
Weberivy: I'm still trying to wrap my head around the scale of it all. That footage of the flooded valleys looks surreal
Elin: looks like the real devastation comes from the years of damming up their rivers to save cities
Dane: Finally getting some legit footage out of China. Now can we talk about how their flood control measures are coping?
Lundkian: I've been following this story and what struck me is how the scale of the devastation puts everything else into perspective
Nina: it looks like this is what's being done instead of just addressing the actual disaster response in the region
Allegra: can't believe they're just letting us walk into this scene on our own. no escort, no scripted statements. what were we even supposed to make of it?
Onyx Halo: That group of reporters looked so out of place walking down that mountain side - I guess it's not every day they get to document disaster recovery efforts in such sensitive areas
Diego: That's still just propaganda if they're only showing us this now after all these months
Null Pulse: the visuals of that landslide are haunting, wonder how long it took to clear the road