"Cabbage Mother" In Expo Park: Tell You The Volunteers Are Going To Do This.

Into the African Union Pavilion "Chinese cabbage"

Among the many "cabbage" in the African Union Pavilion, there is a distinctive Chinese cabbage, which is Huang Yi, who is over half a year from the Foreign Languages College of East China University of Science and Technology.

This year, 50 year old teacher Huang is very simple in the "cabbage" pile. Every time a student wants to take pictures of her, she always puts her hands around and says, "shoot the cabbage" and "the cabbage". I'm an old cabbage. Every time a volunteer comes to rest with her, she always says, "I'm not tired. I'll change later. I stand on the platform every day."

When she is old enough to be a "Chinese cabbage" mother, she not only enjoys a little bit of special care, but always takes the lead: in the morning, she is the first to arrive at the gathering place, and she always let the cabbage go first.

The "cabbage" in the African Union Pavilion served as a volunteer service to make the Chinese cabbage admire. Before going to work, she memorized the 42 country names of the African Pavilion, and the surrounding traffic and service points were also kept in mind.

Although it looked like "old cabbage", on the first day of her job, she encountered a "big problem": a child's car was left unattended, and the child sat on the bus with a vacant face.

In this case, Mr. Huang hurried over to push the children's car to a relatively safe pedestrian area, and take care of the children like his mother until his parents came back.

It turned out that the parents were busy queuing up for the World Expo passport. They forgot to push their children. Fortunately, Huang's warm care was enough to avoid accidents.

Mr. Huang is a famous "cabbage mother" in the name of rich. Apart from being a first-class volunteer in service, he is also a good teacher who sets an example.

When she found that some volunteers drank the mineral water in the lounge and threw them away, they reminded the volunteers to treasure the water and remind them to keep them unfinished at any time so as not to be confused with other students. When they learned that the African Pavilion was going to make gifts for children in June 1st, Mrs. Huang first picked up the pen and wrote the blessing words to the children's cards.

The "small white cabbage" of the African Union pavilion has more understanding of the meaning of volunteers "ambition in" and "wish in" because of the existence of the "big Chinese cabbage" with Mr. Huang. It makes "the Expo in front of you, we are around you" become so vivid.