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发帖数: 19053 | 1 有消息说３名死者里，有一个中国人。。。
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: 有消息说３名死者里，有一个中国人。。。
: 希望mm没事。。。
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发帖数: 6673 | 6 Outpouring of grief for third Boston victim, Chinese university student
By Bill Dedman and Matthew DeLuca, NBC News
An outpouring of grief from friends and strangers across two countries
followed the news Wednesday that the third victim of the Boston Marathon
bombings was a Boston University graduate student from China.
Lingzi Lu was identified as the third person who died after twin explosions
tore through the air near the marathon's finish line Monday. Lu was watching
the race with two friends.
Chinese government and school officials had earlier confirmed the young
woman's death but had declined to release her name. Boston University
released her name after receiving permission from her family, according to a
school spokesman.
Lu uploaded a photograph of what would be her last breakfast — what
appeared to be a Chinese meal mixing fried dough and vegetables — hours
before she was killed not far from the marathon's finish line. "My wonderful
breakfast" read the message, which was written in English and posted at 9 a
.m. ET Monday.
Advertise | AdChoicesIt was one of many photos of meals the young woman had
enjoyed that she posted to the microblog account. More than 21,200 comments
had been posted to the woman's final message as of Wednesday.
"I cannot believe such a talented girl passed away," one commenter wrote.
"Even in heaven, [you are] a beautiful angel," another said.
It was an Internet posting by Lu's roommate that first got her family's
attention, Reuters quoted media in Hong Kong as saying.
"Everyone, please help me find my roommate," the victim's friend wrote on a
Chinese microblog, according to Hong Kong's Phoenix TV. The young woman had
gone to the marathon, but "she hasn't come home and … everyone is very
worried."
A post written Wednesday in Chinese on the Facebook page of the BU Chinese
Student and Scholars Association asked for privacy. "We hope our fellow
countrymen can respect the dead and not disturb her family and friends," it
said.
The high-achieving young woman studied economics at the University of
California-Riverside and the Beijing Institute of Technology, where she was
honored as an "excellent student," according to her LinkedIn account. She
started last year at Boston University, where she pursued a master's degree
in mathematics and statistics.
Lu worked in the Beijing offices of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu in 2011 and
2012, according to the online profile.
The administrator of BU's math department, Kathleen Heavey, said of
department's students, "Some of them are handling it OK, and others are
beyond control."
As investigators continue to piece together the events of the Boston
Marathon bombing, combing every inch of the finish line, they are also
following up on tips from over 2000 eye witnesses. NBC's Lester Holt reports.
Lu had learned the day before the marathon that she had passed the first
half of her comprehensive master's degree exams, Tasso J. Kaper, chairman of
the math and statistics department, told NBC News. After this semester, Lu
would have needed only one more course to complete her degree in statistics
, he said.
"She was an extremely energetic, diligent, enthusiastic student," Kaper said
. "She's a very bright young scientist. Enthusiastic, very bubbly, talkative
. Her friends are going to miss her deeply. She was the spokesman of the
group. Her circle of friends was much wider than most."
Photos on her Facebook page showed her at Toah Nipi, a Christian retreat in
New Hampshire.
Another BU student was injured in the attacks. School officials have not
named the second victim, but the Rev. Robert Hill, dean of the university's
chapel, said Wednesday that she was "doing well."
"She has her friends around her, and she will soon have family around her,"
he said, according to a statement from the school.
The Chinese consulate said in a statement Tuesday: "The consulate has
contacted the two families and will provide all necessary assistance to them
. Our hearts go out to the families of the victims of this terrible tragedy."
Krystle Marie Campbell, 29, and Martin Richard, 8, both of Massachusetts,
have been identified by family members as the two other victims killed by
the blasts that shattered windows and limbs Monday afternoon in Boston.
NBC News' Le Li contributed to this report. | l*********u
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【在 m******n 的大作中提到】
: Outpouring of grief for third Boston victim, Chinese university student
: By Bill Dedman and Matthew DeLuca, NBC News
: An outpouring of grief from friends and strangers across two countries
: followed the news Wednesday that the third victim of the Boston Marathon
: bombings was a Boston University graduate student from China.
: Lingzi Lu was identified as the third person who died after twin explosions
: tore through the air near the marathon's finish line Monday. Lu was watching
: the race with two friends.
: Chinese government and school officials had earlier confirmed the young
: woman's death but had declined to release her name. Boston University
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