Many college students in Jiangsu have spontaneously carried out colorful volunteer activities to help the local children spend a meaningful summer vacation. Let’s take a close look.
In the seventh-grade classroom of Changzhou Tibet National Middle School, college students from Jiangsu Institute of Technology are teaching Tibetan children to learn the most basic Japanese greetings.
Starting from July 12th, 42 volunteers from the School of Foreign Languages of Jiangsu Institute of Technology entered the school and held the "Han and Tibetan Love" summer camp for more than 300 first- and second-year Tibetan students who stayed in Changzhou. During the week, the college student volunteers will bring children a variety of courses in foreign languages other than English, songs, and drama performances.
In the activity room of Houbai town Youth House of Jurong County, the college volunteers were teaching the local left-behind children about more than ten interest courses such as music, painting, taekwondo and fun geography. In the music class, under the patient guidance of the volunteers, the students followed the volunteers one by one to learn how to make a musical sound, and sang together "The Core Values".
In Suqian, Huai'an and other places, college students from Nanjing Agricultural University and Hohai University also visited rural primary schools to carry out summer camps for education, to help with local left-behind children's summer homework and expand quality training, etc. so that left-behind children spend this summer vacation in a colorful way.
(Source: ourjiangsu.com)
