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台湾义工（Taiwans volunteer） Taiwan volunteers Dong Wenli I was interested in the program of Lin yishi, vice President of the kuomintang, on May 2, the fourth channel of CCTV channel 4, and I transferred the TV to channel 4 at 8:30 PM on May 3. The content of the interview was Taiwan volunteers, and I cant feel the peace of mind for the next two days. Because I didnt make a record, I searched the Internet today. I think since the volunteer phenomenon is one of the Taiwan characteristics, the Internet should also be introduced. Sure enough, I searched Taiwan volunteers in baidu, including Taiwan and volunteers. I read three of the posts at random, and the mood was more difficult. Below I extract part of these three posts, then use the regular script to comment. First article: Taiwan volunteers The author: hu guo is an author of 2002-2-4 Volunteers in mainland China are called volunteers or volunteers in Taiwan. They serve society without pay. Ive also heard of volunteers from the mainland, but Ive asked so many people that no one knows who is in charge of the volunteers and how to apply for them. I dont know the extent of the popularity of volunteering in the mainland, but none of the units I live in, the compound I live in, or any of my friends I know are volunteers. I also know that if people around me serve the society and dont pay for it, Im afraid that few people will do it. Capital is the root of all evil, and capitalism is the root of evil. We have been accepting such ideas since childhood and still accept such propaganda. I dont understand why citizens of a capitalist society are higher than the people under the red flag. That afternoon, we flew from Taipei to Hualien to visit a hospital. The car arrived at the door, a middle-aged woman waiting there, she was the representative hospital to receive us. She introduced herself as a volunteer at the hospital, where many paramedics were also volunteers. Can volunteers also represent hospitals? Reception requires an ide