At the end of July, the Huibang Public Welfare Team walked into Yuemiao Garden with warm hearts, embarking on a public welfare journey with the theme of companionship and care, bringing sincere joy to the special children in the garden. When we first entered Yuemiao Garden, we did not anticipate that what greeted us was not unfamiliarity and distance, but an unreserved embrace. The children lit up the atmosphere of the entire space with their pure smiles and trust, and also made us deeply feel their longing for love and companionship in their hearts.

Under the guidance of the teacher, we continued to explore the park. The scene on the first floor is moving - this is a heavily damaged area, quiet yet resilient. We listen to the teacher tell the stories of the children, and gaze at those children who are trapped in bed due to illness but still have bright eyes. At that moment, complex emotions surged in my heart: I felt sorry for them for being young and suffering from illness, but also admired them for maintaining their expectations for life even in difficult times.

During this trip, we had the privilege of interviewing Dean Fan. She told us that since its establishment by Mr. Wu Zhongwei, Yuemiao Garden has always adhered to its original intention: "Many people feel heavy when they come here for the first time, especially when they see severely disabled areas. But in our eyes, this is not a place of sadness, but a true 'home' for children. They may be defined as' disabled 'by the outside world, but here they are first and foremost children - happy for a candy, with small temperaments, and with their own joys and sorrows and hopes. We just want to provide a safe and accepted environment, so that every life, regardless of its form, can grow up with dignity. We do not' correct 'differences, but let this difference be seen gently by the world. 

Dean Fan's words were like a spring breeze, and they also blossomed and bore fruit in subsequent interactions. On the playground, a boy who loves basketball is particularly eye-catching. Although his expression was not fluent, he focused on throwing the ball into the basket time and time again. Every hit was like a silent declaration to fate: 'I can!' His firm and bright eyes were filled with confidence and pride. In the activity room, there is another scene. Children hum along to music or hold pens to paint paper. The singing may be childish, the painting may be unrestrained, but the joy they pour into it is pure and passionate. At that moment, we understood that it was the most authentic color of life - unadorned yet sparkling. We are aware that this companionship cannot eliminate the inherent obstacles in children's lives. But we are also more convinced that the significance of public welfare lies not in momentary emotions, but in continuously and gently lighting up a lamp and holding an umbrella on their long journey of life. Even just a patient listening, a sincere handshake, a heartfelt sight - can plant seeds of hope in their hearts.

This trip to Yuemiao Garden is an unforgettable page for the Huibang Public Welfare Team. It not only witnesses the resilience and brilliance of life, but also strengthens our belief in moving forward. In the future, we will continue to convey warmth through actions, allowing the light of public welfare to illuminate more corners that need companionship.