There are haircuts, free clinics, free mobile phone films, as well as special booths such as stamp collection and charity sales. On the afternoon of October 16, the Xuhui District New Era Civilization Practice Center and the Lingyun Street New Era Civilization Practice Sub-center jointly launched the "Civilization Market" activity in the Jiachuan Road Small Garden, which integrated multiple activities and attracted many residents to participate in the rain.
At the entrance of the market, "eggshells are kitchen waste, towels are recyclable garbage...... interesting and popular science garbage classification games attracted many uncles and aunts to participate. According to the rules of the game, participants need to "throw" the hand cards with different garbage written on them into the corresponding garbage bins, and all the corresponding successful ones can get stamps and go to the next point. The entertaining and educational format of the game not only improves residents' awareness of garbage sorting, but also increases the interactivity and attractiveness of community activities.
Even in the light rain, the barber booth was still bustling with activity, and the enthusiasm of the participants and volunteers was undiminished. Uncles and aunts waited in an orderly line, while volunteers skillfully operated the scissors and clippers in their hands, and in a short time created a new hairstyle that was crisp and neat. "The craftsmanship of our community volunteers is really good, and my hair has been taken care of here several times." Resident Uncle Wu gave a thumbs up.
The "Ling" free clinic booth on the side also attracted the attention of many residents. The Lingyun Street Community Health Service Center not only brings residents warm activities such as free medical consultation, medical security, and services for the elderly, but also allows residents to experience convenient services such as medical consultation, accurate pressure measurement, and health education. These free clinics provided by medical professionals have made residents feel at ease.
In addition, there are also intangible cultural heritage experience activities such as Shanghai paper-cutting and sachet making, environmental protection intangible cultural heritage hand-made charity sales, as well as convenient activities such as free mobile phone film and green and low-carbon carnival, which surprised many residents. "There were a lot of activities in the market today, and it was all fun! I hope that in the future, there will be more such activities at our doorstep to enrich the lives of our seniors. Aunt Liu, a resident, said happily.
Reporter: Wang Wei, Kang Jiahui
Editor: Sun Qingqu
Proofreader: Yao Yuan