The City Volunteers To Help Thousands Of Migrant Workers' Children Dream Of The World Expo.

Although the school agreed to start at 7, Yin Zicheng and his friends in the five grade of the private Dabieshan primary school got up less than 4. "I can't sleep. What if I miss it?" on the way to the destination, Expo Park, Yin's voice was full of excitement.

As the first beneficiary of the "dream 1+1" campaign launched by the Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China and the charitable foundation of the city, yesterday, 201 migrant workers, including Yin Zicheng, were accompanied by volunteers to visit Expo Park. They came from Yangpu District industrial and agricultural primary school, world primary school and Pudong New Area private Dabieshan primary school. For some of the Expo site workers and builders, this trip contains a special feeling.

Zhu Mengxue, the mother of grade three girl, Hu Qun, is a cleaning worker at the ticket office of gate 6. Because of the difference between work and rest, she seldom had time to coexist with her daughter. When a family gets together rarely, the daughter will pester her mother to tell the story of Expo Park. "Mom has always said that the Expo is pretty good." Zhu Mengxue said that sometimes she listens to the details of interest, especially the Chinese pavilion not far from her mother's work place, and looks forward to seeing it one day. I learned yesterday that my daughter wanted to visit the park, and Hu Hu, who was at home, went to the park in order to share the joy of the Expo with her daughter. Influenced by the father working in the parking garage outside China, Chen Xueru, 8, is also very fond of the Chinese Pavilion. In the face of volunteers' enquiries, she repeatedly told her father at home to tell her, "the Chinese Pavilion is very big and magnificent."

Other parents who contribute to the construction and operation of the Expo do not have too many direct influences on their children because they are too busy to communicate with their children. "Dad didn't tell me what he had built." Yin Zicheng said he only knew that his father was a builder of the World Expo. He used to be busy all day and night. But this "Expo element" at home is enough to make it proud. In the urban best practices area, seeing fresh spray cooling devices, he jumped excitedly with other children: "maybe this is what my father built."

Finding the parents' footprints in Expo Park is the pride of this group of children. At the same time, Expo Park's perception of the future is also a stage for "dreaming". Lv Jiayin, 12, is looking forward to driving the best cars in the world. Asked Yin Zicheng what he wanted to do in the future, the moving boy said "no," but after a while he said, "I want to do what others have not done!"

According to the introduction, this activity aims to open a volunteer to the public to see the Expo with a child. After pairing, the volunteers can choose to donate an Expo ticket, or contribute a day's accompanying time, to accompany their children to visit World Expo on the premise of assuming their own fare. The operation will continue in World Expo and is expected to benefit more than 1000 children from poor migrant workers.

At the launching ceremony, the philanthropic foundation also announced the volunteer recruitment hotline and ticket donation account. Registration hotline: 63535991; Donation Account Opening Name: Shanghai charitable foundation; Bank: Shanghai Huangpu District Huangpu District Lu Jia Bang Road branch; account number: 033351 - 00043984343.