Su Zhengmin built a public welfare book in his hometown, his mother is the number one volunteer and administrator

The Yangtze River Daily Da Wuhan Client August 30th (Special Reporter Zhang Weina) Graduation thesis thanked the Da Liangshan Yi guy Su Zhengmin, who wrote more than 6,000 words, built a public welfare book for students in Xichang. The number one volunteer in the bookstore is also an administrator.

Su Zhengmin sorted out books in Ayi Public Welfare Book House. Special reporter Peng Nian Photo

Mother Su will go to the book house at 9 am, and she will go to the book house to clean up after get off work at night. "I don't understand the books in the book house, but I don't understand it, but I know how important it is to study." Su Zhengmin told the Yangtze River Daily on the evening of August 30 that this was a sentence that her mother often said.

Relying on his father's lack of pages to retrieve the lack of pages on the brick factory site, Su Zhengmin studied the four masterpieces of Chinese classical classics in elementary school. Until now, Su Zhengmin is still fortunate to rely on the books that his father picked up, so that he has developed the habit of reading reading.

Two years ago, Su Zhengmin wanted to build a bookstore when he was studying at Central South China University of Economics and Law. It was not until the beginning of this year that he solved the venue problem of the book house with the help of enthusiastic people.

Su Zhengmin is the initiator of the book house, but in the eyes of everyone, Su is the manager of the book house. Gilk each had a bookshelf and tables and chairs in the old stock market, and put the books donated by good intentions to make the bookstore.

Su Zhengmin's mother, Gil, led the children to organize the book of the book house. Special reporter Peng Nian Photo

In the past six months, more than 40 children have become frequent visits to bookstores. Most of them were relocated from the countryside to Xichang.

The bookstore is also one of the service points of the volunteer volunteers of Xichang College. Volunteers in the weekend and winter and summer vacations will go to the bookstore to counsel their children to learn, and teach children to paint, music, and Yi.

Su Zhengmin's sister Su Jiajia recalled: "At 11 o'clock in the evening, I fell asleep. My mother pulled me up from the bed and asked me to clean up the desk." Mother Su often educated her children and did these small things to do these small things. Good things can be done.

"I came to Ms. Su." On August 26th, 33 -year -old Pan Aye took the child to the bookstore for the first time from 10 kilometers away.

"Mother Su is not literate, and she doesn't even say Chinese. She has been working as a sanitation worker, but she has trained two college students. We are a parent and have to learn from her." That day, Pan Ah said to Mother Su: "What are the right places for children, you can educate."

On the evening of August 30, Ms. Su went to the bookstore as usual. Su Zhengmin, who is currently a teacher, who is a teacher of the second middle school of Yuexi County, Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province, intends to open a few more public welfare books in his hometown. In addition to facing minors, he can also provide adults with agricultural technology, family education, cooking and other training.

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【Edit: Zhao Ke】

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