Dear Mr. Doi,
I am a student from Hwa Chong Institution in Singapore. I am writing to you today to encourage you to move forward in life in the wake of the great earthquake and tsunami that struck North-eastern Japan on the eleventh of March. Even though I am only a student, I understand how you are feeling now. I sympathise with both you and Japan as a whole. Even though houses were smashed by the tsunami waves, properties were swept away, thousands of people, including your dearest wife and infant daughter were killed, you must not give up in life. You are so young, just twenty two years old, and you still have a long road to go ahead of you. What has been done cannot be undone, and you did not want this to happen to you and your family too. This a natural disaster and not caused by you, so you should not blame yourself for not taking good care of your family. Even though your family cannot be restored, your life can be restored. Currently, many countries around the world are sending aid to Japan. Personally, I donated some money to Red Cross too. Soon, the government will start rebuilding the cities and you will be able to go back home. Life has its low points, and this might be the low point for you. Life will not return to normal very soon, but eventually it will happen. Never give up! Everyone is rallying behind Japan!
With Regards,
Leow Wei Sheng
