"Helping more people while making myself shine can also feel the strength of the team and let me grow." Wang Zichen, a 19-year-old junior at Eurasia College in Xi'an and a volunteer for the opening ceremony of the Special Olympics, sees this as a rare opportunity to gain experience and improve himself.
Participated in volunteer activities in the first year, engaged in activities in the second year, assisted the teachers in the third year to do organizational work, and Wang Zichen participated in nearly 100 volunteer service activities such as inside and outside the school, and experienced various volunteer positions. Wang Zichen told reporters that his original intention in participating in volunteer service was to do his best to help others while trying to do his best.
On October 15, Wang Zichen and more than 60 of his friends settled in Quanyun Village and were assigned to seven groups, including Torch, Creator, Actor Management, Performance, Warm-up, Logistics Support, and Text and Video. Wang Zichen mainly assists teachers in the coordination of volunteers, such as personnel division of labor, emergency formation, etc., and also needs to summarize problems in time and feedback students' opinions to teachers.
Hei Huiyue, a volunteer leader of Xi'an Eurasia College of the Paralympic Special Olympics, told reporters that previously, the school had a strict and standardized selection process for volunteers, from registering for the primary election, and then through the recruitment of unified written tests and interviews, nearly 100 volunteers were screened. "Most of the Paralympics volunteers are freshmen, and the children are willing to join the volunteer service, and after training, everyone can be competent for the job."
As a team leader, in the process of volunteer service, Hei Huiyue hopes that the children will feel more of the spirit of dedication, fraternity and mutual help, and pass on this concept to more people. "They are a group of loving children, who came to the big family in Eurasia, joined a fraternal organization, and then passed on their love to more people, which is very necessary for the inheritance of volunteer service organizations."