Overseas Volunteer Play the Role of Mailman to Send Love from Isolated Force Back to Taiwan
Released at 17:30 on 2017/06/16
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CYCU Myanmar Overseas Volunteer Group has headed for Lashio in the north of Myanmar to care the local Chinese school students for the fourth year. In 2017, the Group also activated the “Send Love Back to Taiwan” plan in summer vacation of 2017 in order to have the volunteers send the local Chinese people’s feeling about missing their relatives in Taiwan back to Taiwan in written form. (Photo provided by CYCU) CNA News Reporter Wu Jui-Chi/Fax from Taoyuan June 16, 2017
(CNA News Reporters, Wu Jui-Chi and Chiu Chun-Chin, Fax from Taoyuan on 16th day) CYCU Myanmar Overseas Volunteer Group has headed for Lashio in the north of Myanmar to care the local Chinese school students for the fourth year. This year, the Group also activated the “Send Love Back to Taiwan” plan in summer vacation in order to have the volunteers send the local Chinese people’s feeling about missing their relatives in Taiwan back to Taiwan in written form.
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CYCU Myanmar Overseas Volunteer Group has headed for Lashio in the north of Myanmar to care the local Chinese school students for the fourth year. In 2017, the Group also activated the “Send Love Back to Taiwan” plan in summer vacation of 2017 in order to have the volunteers send the local Chinese people’s feeling about missing their relatives in Taiwan back to Taiwan in written form. (Photo provided by CYCU) CNA News Reporter Wu Jui-Chi/Fax from Taoyuan June 16, 2017
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CYCU Myanmar Overseas Volunteer Group has headed for Lashio in the north of Myanmar to care the local Chinese school students for the fourth year. In 2017, the Group also activated the “Send Love Back to Taiwan” plan in summer vacation of 2017 in order to have the volunteers send the local Chinese people’s feeling about missing their relatives in Taiwan back to Taiwan in written form. (Photo provided by CYCU) CNA News Reporter Wu Jui-Chi/Fax from Taoyuan June 16, 2017
Director Li Chun-Yao of CYCU Learning Service Center mentioned today that CYCU Myanmar Volunteer Group provided service to Chinese people primarily through the “English Camp” to help students interested in English and upgrade their qualifications for employment. Once, a local noodle shop boss talked about that he had relatives in Taiwan, who moved to Longgang District, Taoyuan City during the Civil War, where is now known as “Loyal Military Dependent’s Village”. However, he said that it was difficult to contact their relatives because the distance between them were so far away. The Myanmar volunteer group leader, the sophomore student of Department of Finance, Wang Yen-Ting, indicated that in order to connect the friendship between two countries, this year, the overseas volunteer group organized the English Camp to lead the high school students to care the orphanage established by the local minority, Li-Su Tribe. Meanwhile, it initiated the “Pass on Amorous Feelings – Send Love Back to Taiwan” project to help volunteers bring the messages from the isolated force in Myanmar back to their relatives in Taiwan in written form. CYCU Chief Strategy Officer, Wu Chao-Ming, indicated that in July and August this year, CYCU would send 6 groups to the six countries including Cambodia, Salvador, Thailand, Myanmar, Philippines and Japan to engage in the volunteer service for more than 120 days. Meanwhile, the “flag presentation ceremony” was held in school to encourage the university students to practice their passion and profession and contribute something to the national diplomacy for Taiwan. 2017/06/16
