The Outstanding Post-secondary Student Service Award Presentation Ceremony was held today (23rd) to commend post-secondary students who have contributed to community service.
Among them, some of the winners organized charity concerts to raise funds for poor children, and they were the daughters of the second winners, embodying the spirit of passing on from the fire. Some winners also held activities to carry out garbage in the countryside to reduce the epidemic. The impact of the outing boom on nature.
The Outstanding Post-secondary Student Service Award organized by the Hong Kong Student Affairs Association and the Hong Kong Distinguished Post-secondary Student Service Association was launched in 1991 to unite Hong Kong university students and serve the society. More than 500 students have been selected and the award-winning students have become Hong Kong Distinguished Member of the Post-secondary Student Service Association (HKOTSSA).
Continue to lead the participants in the coming year to hold community services and give back to the society.
I hope that through the project, students can understand their lives "not just to return to work and get money"
Lai Zijie is the winner of the 2nd Outstanding Post-secondary Student Service Award. After receiving the award, he and other winners founded the Hong Kong Outstanding Post-secondary Student Service Association, which is the third inter-academic student organization in Hong Kong and promotes university students Community service as the goal, and provide them with contacts and financial support.
Li Zijie believes that Hong Kong needs young people who are willing to serve the society, and hopes that through the plan, they will understand that life is "not just about returning to work and asking for money."
The daughter of the founding member after 28 passed on the award-winning salary to serve the community
One of the winners of this year, Lu Xian En's father, Lu Hua Kei, was also a recipient of the Outstanding Post-secondary Student Service Award 28 years ago. He is also one of the founding members of the Hong Kong Outstanding Post-secondary Student Service Association. The president of the Association of Executive Directors is one of the electors elected by the Chief Executive.
For his daughter who won the same award 28 years later, he has a feeling of "passing on from the fire" and hopes that the event will continue to attract more young people to participate in community service, so as to promote the youth's sense of mission to serve the society.
Hold a charity concert to raise funds for grassroots children
Lu Xianen is a third-year student in the Department of Business Administration of the University of Hong Kong. Influenced by his mother in the music industry, he is also addicted to the harp.
And she set up the "Charity Harp Foundation" with some friends who practiced the harp together. By teaching grass-roots children, she promoted the harp to the public. She also held a charity concert to raise funds for UNICEF to help the world. Grassroots children everywhere.
Chen Zhisi said that students nowadays have made more contributions to society than when he was still a student, and he appreciates it very much.
(Photo by Ma Weijie)
A large amount of garbage left by the outing boom organizes activities to reduce the impact
Another winner, Huo Kang, will become the new president of the Hong Kong Distinguished Post-secondary Student Service Association.
During the summer vacation, he organized activities to clean up rubbish on the beach. He pointed out that since the outbreak of the epidemic, hiking and other out-of-town activities have become leisure activities for many Hong Kong people, but they often leave a lot of rubbish and cause pollution, so he organized activities. Collect rubbish at the Garbage Bay in Hezui.
The new president hopes to reduce social inequality
As the new president, Huo Kang expressed his hope to engage in community services in the direction of sustainable development, including education, reducing social inequality and improving marine ecology.
In terms of reducing inequality, Huo Kang expressed his hope that he would try his best to reduce the impact of the disparity between the rich and the poor on children. For example, there would be voluntary education and free tuition classes, so that students with financial difficulties would also have the opportunity to improve their grades.
The convenor of the Executive Council, Chen Zhisi, also attended the awards ceremony today. He said that students nowadays contribute more to society than when he was still a student, and he appreciates it very much.
He also mentioned that many people are worried about the 50-year period of one country, two systems, but he expressed full confidence in this because there is no provision in the Basic Law that changes must be made after 50 years. Young people can lead the society forward and show the development of one country, two systems. Hong Kong and even China have contributed. One country, two systems has its value, and it will not necessarily change.
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