2023 is China’s “eighth” charity day.

On September 5, Xicheng District, Beijing held the eighth "China Charity Day" themed publicity event.

The activity is divided into four chapters: "Love Reflects the Red Wall, Good Departure", "Red Wall Pioneer, Show Love", "Charity and Charity Benefit People's Livelihood", "Join Hands in Charity, Create a Better Life", including *** products

There were video screenings of party members showing their love, donations of condolences and gifts to veterans of the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea, video screenings, and the awarding of plaques to street charity workstations.

However, the country or government lacks sufficient extensive action due to financial constraints, lack of information, and lack of personnel. Therefore, private charity has become a necessary supplement.

This is why philanthropy, charity systems, etc. must exist.

The ultimate goal of the charity system is not to eliminate the inequality among human beings, but to make up for some of the shortcomings of human beings themselves.

Introduction to the activities of each city on Charity Day: 1. Zhengzhou On September 3, 2017, Zhengzhou held the "Helping Poverty Alleviation and Creating a Charity City - Celebrating the Second 'China Charity Day' and the 10th 'Zhengzhou Charity Day'

Charity Carnival”, the city’s county (city) district charity federations, 30 social organizations, 30 community charity volunteer workstations, 30 medical volunteer organizations, 40 charity fund units and 40 charity project cooperation units gathered in Greentown

The square brings many charity projects that are closely related to citizens, allowing more citizens to get involved in charity and understand charity.

2. Gongyi On September 5, 2017, the Gongyi Civil Affairs Bureau Charity Service Center launched a charity promotion event in the North Square of Songling Park.

A "Charitable Aid" knowledge quiz was held on site, focusing on the key points of charity law, the improvement of charity project relief capabilities, and the development of relief work. People in the past actively participated in answering questions and learned about charity provisions and relief policies through the competition.

Banners were hung and a publicity stand was set up on site to explain legal provisions related to the Charity Law and hot issues of public concern to the passing public, and the Charity Law was distributed in full.