French passenger injured in train collision taken good care of

Pascal Boisson (R), a French passenger injured in the train collision, receives a bunch of flowers presented by a Chinese nurse at Zibo Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital in Zibo, east China's Shandong Province, April 29, 2008. Pascal Boisson is recovering gradually at the hospital, which has allocated special staff members to take care of him and cook for him Chinese dishes he likes. High-speed train T195 from Beijing, capital of China, to Qingdao, a coastal city in Shandong, veered off the rails in Zibo on April 28 and smashed into another train, coded 5034. The accident has left 70 people dead and 416 injured, including four French nationals.(Xinhua Photo)

Pascal Boisson (R), a French passenger injured in the train collision, enjoys Chinese food specially cooked for him with the help of a Chinese nurse at Zibo Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital in Zibo, east China's Shandong Province, April 29, 2008. Pascal Boisson is recovering gradually at the hospital, which has allocated special staff members to take care of him and cook for him Chinese dishes he likes. High-speed train T195 from Beijing, capital of China, to Qingdao, a coastal city in Shandong, veered off the rails in Zibo on April 28 and smashed into another train, coded 5034. The accident has left 70 people dead and 416 injured, including four French nationals. (Xinhua Photo)