From NetEase:
I have previously seen an advertisement in the Nanfang Daily newspaper, saying there were good-hearted people in Guangzhou [province], Shenzhen helping migrant workers without the money to return home [for Chinese New Year/Spring Festival] by providing them with train tickets, cash, etc., and I also helped by making a post [on the internet] about it. The day before yesterday, they finally arrived in Dongguang. I saw them, it was very lively, but a pity I did not bring my camera to capture it. The pictures are reposted from another BBS discussion forum. I hope this kind of thing can happen more, so our lives can be full of warmth and caring~~~
Comments on NetEase:
Makes my heart feel warm.
Too bad we still have to go line up to buy tickets tomorrow morning at 5:00.
Happy new year, they should have arrived at their homes by now, right?
“Ding.”
Seeing this set of pictures, besides being moved, they remind me that it is again time to celebrate a new year, again time to go home.
Right now, good people are truly too few…
at least I haven’t run into any.
The world needs true love.
Going home, it truly feels good to go home…
This is something the government (country) should do that is currently being done by ordinary individuals. I am both sad and happy for our great motherland.
I do not need others to give me a ticket, just helping me get one will be “OK.” So many ticket dealers, fuck, I strongly recommend that train tickets be require true names [to prevent people from buying a lot of tickets and then reselling them to other people for a profit].
It seems there are still many good people, but I wish this world can become better and better.
China has never lacked heart, it only lacks faith in ZF institutions!
It simply feels different than normal [special, good] doing a good deed.
Bullshit, how come I haven’t run into such a thing? Yet another publicity stunt. There are no more tickets for 10 days later (the earliest you can book a ticket), and there are people giving away tickets? These people must be scalpers [ticket dealers].
This kind of helping is curing the symptoms not the disease. Migrant workers all leave their homes to make money. Can it be that after working one year, they cannot even afford to pay for a train ticket? The most important thing is still the problem of migrant workers’ wages. There must not be unpaid wages.
So fake, it is impossible to get a ticket even for a high price right now. Train tickets should require real names.
Comments from the “Help You Return Home” blog on NetEase:
Good people live long and well.. 2009, jia you!! But hopefully 09 will not be cold again…
[This] moves us, but I hope in the future there can be even more “help you go home” activities. I salute this company, I salute this company’s owner!
Sincerely wish all of China’s sons and daughters peace and happiness.
Having arrived in Donguan for almost 10 years, seeing these pictures is the first time I have felt warmth.
I hope the conditions at train stations from last year will not appear for this year’s New Year’~~~
Farmers/peasants are a vast group that society pays close attention to. Only when they smile from happiness will our motherland be truly worthy of praise.
See Also:
I'm Hong Kongner and I'm ashaimed at what these people are doing. Of you want to teach them manners, have some yourself. Shouting on a train like a mad man? Not ...more »
yeah, but the money ! its always the god damn money ! while i agree with what you said, one must take into account that tourism from mainland is good for HK eco ...more »
I think all of us are naturally prejudiced in favor of better-looking, sweeter-smelling people, environment and things. But sometimes we forget that we were als ...more »
Just like New Yorkers! XD ...more »
i think they are more or less equal rude. But i prefer the HK rudeness in HK, compared to the mainland rudeness in HK and mainland, simply cause of the nice HK ...more »
Lol! Funny...but naughty. ...more »
I am from HK and I actually agree. But I hope you only label those who actually have this attitude as such, because not everyone from HK agrees with these ignor ...more »
he just posted some of his experiences he witnessed first hand. How is that makes him a SOB ? he finished his post with a bit of sarcasm putting the song in ...more »
CB only likes looking in the mirror whilst he is doggy-styling an 18 year old model on top of a large stack of reminbi. No man is an island, but I recon he is a ...more »
Mainlanders are like teenagers with shitty ass attitudes, face full of acne and poor hygiene. They come into HK indulging in shopping for luxury goods and othe ...more »