I have experienced too many "firsts" at the public welfare summer camp! Invited Xinjiang students to spend an unforgettable week in Shanghai at Hongqiao Airport | Shanghai | Students

At 10:52 this morning, Flight 9C6137, fully loaded with passengers, took off from Hongqiao Airport and headed for Lanzhou. On this flight, 6 passengers from Xinjiang have gained a lot. They just spent an unforgettable 7-day and 6-night "Pamir and Shanghai" public welfare summer camp in Shanghai, experiencing many firsts in the bustling city: the first time taking the subway, the first time entering Disneyland, the first time visiting a Shanghai family

Among these six special travelers, one young woman is a police officer from the Kashgar Border Management Detachment in Xinjiang. Among the five students she leads, four of them have fathers from the Kashgar Border Management Detachment, and the other young girl is Gulianar, a Tajik girl who has just completed the college entrance examination. I achieved good results in the college entrance examination, and Gu Li has just been admitted to Xinjiang University. In order to reward her efforts, Zhou Weihong, the deputy general manager of Spring and Autumn Tourism, Gu Li's "Shanghai mother", invested in inviting them to come to Shanghai. Accompanying this group of special travelers on a trip to Shanghai are two students who arrived from Urumqi and Chengdu respectively.

How to make full use of this week's time when children rarely come to Shanghai, so that they can experience and gain as much as possible? For this group of children, there are too many colorful places to play in Shanghai: towering skyscrapers, various zoos and botanical gardens, trendy "fashion venues," museums, art galleries and other public cultural spaces, and exhibition stages are constantly flowing, and "Shanghai style culture" is enduring. Spring and Autumn Product Manager Fang Wenjue is the designer and operator of this public welfare summer camp. After careful consideration with Zhou Weihong, she finally customized a fulfilling Shanghai themed itinerary for the children——

From the Bund to the Yu Garden, you can enjoy Shanghai food and "read" Shanghai culture while walking; From transferring to the Shanghai subway to taking the urban sightseeing bus for a night tour of Shanghai, feel the speed of Shanghai through the connection of transportation; From experiencing Shanghai style culture to getting close to nature at Shanghai Zoo, embracing nature in close contact with small animals; From pursuing the original red heart to having fun at Disneyland, transforming into a small "princess" and "prince", burning the multiple charms of Shanghai in children's childhood memories

During the trip, Spring and Autumn tour guide Xu Yan transformed into a "counselor", taking the children on a journey to learn. Before the start of the camp, she conducted a comprehensive inspection of the itinerary and arranged projects. While familiarizing herself with each scenic spot, she also knew the gender, age, ethnicity, and preferences of each child at her fingertips. During the trip, she actively listened to the children's needs and expectations, kept in touch with parents, and informed them of their child's performance.

In order to help children understand the daily life of Shanghai families and enhance their social skills, this public welfare summer camp has also arranged a special segment of "being a Shanghai person for a day". Among the many kind-hearted families who signed up, six groups of parent-child families who love public welfare were finally selected through their carefully designed "half day itinerary plan for Shanghai tour".

These children from caring families are concentrated around the age of 10 and are themselves a group of lively, active, and friendly Shanghai children. They visited Shanghai Normal University, strolled in shopping malls, had meals in ancient towns, watched movies in cinemas, tasted specialty coffee, and visited the Shanghai Natural History Museum and Liu Haisu Art Museum with children from Xinjiang. The activities were very rich. Upon learning that his parents were planning to take him to receive a Uyghur boy from afar, a Shanghai child became particularly excited and said, "I have prepared many gifts and plan to share them with my little brother!"

During the trip, Xu Yan also took the children to the Shanghai Youth Activity Center, allowing them to have a deeper understanding of the daily lives of Shanghai children. Here, the children visited the Anti Drug Science Popularization Education Museum and the Red Mark Museum, experiencing painting and drone flying, unleashing their imagination while also exercising their hands-on abilities. The 7-day itinerary was packed with joy and harvest, and the children bid farewell to Shanghai.

With the help of this public welfare summer camp, Zhou Weihong hopes that children can fully experience the history and development, culture and customs, height and temperature of Shanghai. This is not only a summer gift for these children, but also hopes to inspire them to create more motivation for a better future.

It is reported that in the "Warm Pamir" Love Education Program, each recipient receives continuous care and assistance every year before reaching the age of 20. Hundreds of Pamir plateau children have received funding from this program, and the total expenditure on public welfare projects has exceeded 2 million yuan.