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A stampede of volunteers has travelled to Sichuan to join the relief effort, with some driving 1,000 miles from Beijing. Many of the capital's office workers left their desks last Friday and flew to Sichuan to spend 48 hours serving food in refugee camps. They returned by air on Sunday and were back at their desks on Monday morning.

All this has no precedent in modern Chinese history. But it was not just in the name of fellow human feeling. Wei Baoren pulled the bodies of his wife and five-year-old son out of the rubble of his home when the last great earthquake struck 32 years ago in Tangshan. This week, Dr Wei, 68, volunteered in Sichuan.

"I always wanted to pay something in return for my life being saved," he said. "I also received so much benefit from the government and the Communist Party, I wanted to give something back to them."

The Communist Party has responded to the disaster by mobilising its propaganda and political