(Source: China Daily)
Sky Tsui has been praised by many residents and netizens after publishing a video online telling his story of volunteerism at a time when COVID-19 restrictions have been implemented in his community in the Songshan Lake area of Dongguan, Guangdong province.
Tsui, the director of a design company who moved to Guangdong from Taiwan, wears protective clothing and provides door-to-door food delivery services every day in the wake of the outbreak in his community.
He and other volunteers ask residents in advance what they need so the delivery service is precisely targeted.
"I hoped people would learn about volunteers by publishing the video online," he said.
Tsui immediately signed up as a volunteer when a local property management company started recruiting helpers after the outbreak in early March. His community, which includes 12 residential buildings, has a population of more than 3,000.
In addition to delivery of food and other daily necessities door-to-door, Tsui and other volunteers help local residents buy medicine and assist pregnant women and the elderly who live alone to connect with doctors as needed.
Tsui said he hoped everyone would behave with understanding and tolerance of others and unite to overcome COVID-19. He also hoped his video would cheer and encourage his fellow volunteers.
"I feel happy and proud of what I have done for residents during this hard time," he said.
One resident said Tsui's video touched many hearts.