Thousands of miles to give love for thousands of moon cakes disaster -stricken areas

Weifang Daily Weifang Rong Media News On September 5, a magnitude 6.8 earthquake occurred in Luding County, Sichuan Province, which touched the hearts of countless people. Shouguang's "post -90s" girl Yang Hui not only donated disaster relief supplies, but also purchased 10,000 moon cakes, hoping to let rescuers eat the moon cakes symbolizing reunion after rescue. On September 8, the reporter interviewed Yang Hui.

Yang Hui

Yang Hui said that after the earthquake, she saw the situation in the disaster area from the TV, and saw those rescue officers and soldiers who were similar to her. Yang Hui wanted to do something that he could do for the rescue area of ​​the disaster area. He donated a number of disaster relief materials that day and courier to the local area.

The Mid -Autumn Festival is approaching. Everyone is still rescue the front line. She cannot reunite with her family. Yang Hui feels that she should do something. She decided to donate another 10,000 moon cakes. "Even in the disaster, I want the rescuers to eat moon cakes, let them know that many people are concerned about them." Yang Hui said.

Moon cake donated by Yang Hui.

With this idea, Yang Hui immediately contacted the local moon cake sales store. "Every time I go to one, the store asked how much I want, I let them include how much, and they still do n’t believe it." Yang Hui said that the moon cakes of each store are currently in the peak sales season. Easy. In order to "grab" more moon cakes from other citizens, Yang Hui ran a dozen stores. In addition, she also took the initiative to contact some moon cake processing plants to allow workers to work overtime.

"I sent a batch yesterday, and I sent another batch today. I hope the rescuers can eat moon cakes in the Mid -Autumn Festival." Yang Hui said.

There are two thousand kilometers from Shouguang City to Luding County, Sichuan, and the journey is far away. "I have been to the front line of the flood relief before, and I know the hardships of rescuers. Parents often educate me and need more public welfare to help people who need help." Yang Hui said that he hoped that the people in the disaster area would defeat the disaster as soon as possible.

Weifang Daily All Media Reporter: Guo Chao/Wen

The picture is provided by the respondent

Editor in charge: Ping

Source: Weifang Evening News

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