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Young Volunteers The passage is about young people doing voluntary work. It gives examples of three young people’s experience of volunteering and the ways in which other people and themselves have benefited from it. Para. 1 Young volunteers make an important contribution to society and increasing numbers of young people are getting involved. In China there are about 13.5 million young volunteers helping others and finding it also brings personal benefits. Para.2 Who: Lu Hao, a middle school student What did he do : He takes part in the ‘1 helps 1” project. He visited Mr.zhao, an elderly and gentleman who lives alone, to give practical help and provide companionship. Benefits to volunteer: Lu Hao’s history grades have improved. Benefits to people helped: Mr. Zhao has better emotional and physical health. Para. 3 Who: Lin Ying What did she do: Lin Ying is teaching voluntarily in a village school in Sichuan as part of the Communist Youth League’s Go West project. Benefits to volunteer: 1.acquiring valuable skills and experience for future career. 2.More opportunities for jobs and higher education 3.more confident/ self aware / have good communication skills and leadership abilities. Benefits to people helped: raise the level of education in rural areas and contributes to poverty relief. Para .4 Who: Meng Yu, a student in Canada What did she do: She took part in an event to help starving children in some of the least developed countries to promote awareness of hunger and raise money for starving children. Benefits to volunteer: form strong friendships / become more positive and motivated/maturity Benefits to people helped : receive many donations Para 5 Voluntary work not only helps others, it also enriches the volunteers’ lives by developing their confidence and maturity. It can enable them to make friends, gain skills and improve their employment prospects. 1.On the annual International Volunteers Day the world acknowledge the work of millions of people who give