Source: Taiwan Straits Network
On the evening of December 3, the "Concert on Integrating the Future without Hindrance with Love" was held at the Mass Culture and Art Activity Center in Siming District, Xiamen City. Through public welfare advocacy, the concert allows more people to understand the disabled groups, helps the barrier-free integration of employment, and calls for an inclusive and loving society. At the same time, the China Social Assistance Foundation provides public welfare support for supportive employment projects, helping projects to help people with disabilities obtain employment guidance and linkages for a more sustained period of time.
The concert consists of three chapters, the first part of which is "I: Welcome to My World", which is performed by people with disabilities, including many children with great musical talent, who have carefully prepared for this concert for a long time and showed their best level to the audience. The second part, "You: Hello, My New Friend," was performed by the Xiamen Philharmonic Orchestra. The third part, "We: Love Without Hindrance, Integrating the Future," is performed by the orchestra with children, and in the world of music, everyone is the same. Also participating in the performance were the School of Music and Dance of Huaqiao University, the Gulangyu Piano School of the Central Conservatory of Music, and the Xiangyanghua Choir.
The concert was guided by the United Front Work Department of the CPC Xiamen Municipal Committee, the Xiamen Education Foundation, and the Xiamen Disabled Persons' Federation, hosted by Chaolu Xuetang, xiamen Young Entrepreneurs Federation, and Fujian NanfangGuang Public Welfare Service Center, and hosted by Guo Xiaohua, dean of the School of Film, Television and Communication of Xiamen University of Technology. The number of people who watched the concert through the live broadcast platform exceeded 200,000 by the end of the concert.
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