Xi'an Network News "After you carve it, I can help you glue the carved one up, and you can take it away." ^_^”
This is at the Volunteer Service Center of the Paralympic Games Reception Base, when Shanghai deaf photographer Zhu Dechun experienced paper-cutting, "Xiao Qinbao" exchanged notes with him and wrote down the words.
On October 26, a "special" guest from the Volunteer Center of the Paralympic Games Reception Base came, Zhu Dechun, a full-time photographer of the Shanghai Disabled Persons' Federation, who told the volunteers in sign language that he hoped to understand the wishes of intangible cultural heritage such as rubbings.
The volunteers on the scene do not understand sign language, what to do? In order to better provide volunteer services, "Little Qin Bao" Lei Jiaxin sat next to Zhu Dechun and communicated with him by writing on sticky notes. With the careful help of volunteers, Zhu Dechun fully participated in the experience of intangible cultural heritage projects such as rubbing and paper cutting, and completed his own paper-cutting works.
Before leaving, Zhu Dechun gave a thumbs up and bent his thumb joint twice (sign language "thank you"), expressing his gratitude to the volunteers.
In the blink of an eye, "Little Qinbao" has been working at the Paralympic Games reception base for 10 days, and they have worked hard to provide volunteer services for the residents of the reception base, "Little Qinbao" Li Yinghan wrote in her experience: "Ordinary smile, extraordinary spirit, as long as I can contribute a little to the holding of the Paralympic Games, it is the greatest pleasure for us Xiao Qinbao." ”
Liu Bingfeng/Wen Volunteer Center/Photo