I've seen it. I think what Jet Li said is very reasonable.

There are many problems in post-disaster reconstruction in China.

Under the top-down executive order and plan execution system

The blind pursuit of reconstruction speed has led to many specific problems.

For example, unreasonable design leads to an increase in the cost of house reconstruction or maintenance, or causes many problems in later use;

For example, unreasonable planning makes it difficult to resist secondary disasters after reconstruction, or the separation of flesh and blood neighborhoods causes various social problems.

In Japan and Taiwan Province Province, it is normal to rebuild for five years and ten years after the disaster.

Even if it takes three years to rebuild, there will be two years to discuss the planning and design, and the last year will be the key construction.

In China, construction often stops halfway because the design is unreasonable and needs to be rectified.

The result is a longer delay, which is not surprising.

One Foundation resisted the pressure and did not concentrate on spending money. It spent a lot of time asking designers from Taiwan Province Province and Hongkong to take charge of the planning and design of post-disaster reconstruction. Its reconstruction achievements have been recognized by the government and the people in the disaster areas, which is a very good thing.

The One Foundation did not directly transfer the money to the government, but waited for the results of the planning and design before talking about cooperation with the government. This is also a very responsible approach.

If they spend all the 300 million donations in one year, it will be a real mess.