The truth is that there is no uniform singing, not even laughter.

When the volunteers walked in, they didn't even feel the innocence of the place.

The man who led the way seemed to be accustomed to the surprised look on their faces, but as he led them through the path in front of them to approach a room, he spoke softly

"It may not be what you think, but no matter what you see, restrain your emotions and don't scare your child."

The people looked at each other, not knowing what they meant.

Until the door in front of you opens.

Seeing the scene inside, several volunteers couldn't help but cover their mouths to prevent themselves from exclaiming.

There are a lot of children in it, but each one is extremely distressing.

There are indeed gentle and beautiful teachers, but instead of teaching them to sing, they are feeding porridge to a little boy who has no hands.

The little boy was very well-behaved and quiet, and when he fed him, he opened his mouth, and looked at the teacher's eyes adoring and happy, but he was so thin that it made people feel distressed.

There was a little girl in a wheelchair reading a book, and next to her wrinkled old aunt was teaching her to read.

There was a little girl who seemed to have hearing problems, and she was gesturing with the aunt in front of her.

A little boy who seemed to be blind was groping in front of the window, and when he heard the door open, he turned his head

How could it be like this?

The volunteers were stunned.

This made them even more confused than when they first volunteered.

Because this time it's so subversive

Su Nan had expected it, so he turned around and gestured to everyone, signaling everyone to stabilize their emotions.

After everyone calmed down a little, Su Nan walked in with them, first saying hello to the teachers inside, and then asking if there was anything they needed help with.

Of course, there are many places that need help.

But the children seemed to be a little scared, and there were so many people at once, and many children were undisguised panic and helplessness on their faces.

So before they can help, they have to calm the emotions of these children.

The first step is hard.

Some children are still very young, and they don't understand you very well; Some children have low self-esteem and are unwilling to talk to you, so they will just keep hiding; Some children can't hear, and they can't understand your gestures; Some children are very resistant to the living, and they will start crying as soon as you get close to them

It's so hard, it's really an unprecedented challenge.

However, after so many days of polishing, the volunteers are no longer the ones who retreated earlier, and they use their gentleness, kindness, and gentle smiles to let the children accept them little by little.

Children are the most innocent and sensitive, they can most intuitively feel whether your behavior is good or malicious, sincerity is the best way to shorten the distance.

When they left the orphanage, their hearts were heavy, which was even heavier than when they came out of the depression center.

After all, they know that depression patients have a good chance of being cured, but what about these children, these children who symbolize youth and vitality

What they have been deprived of since birth, they can't get it back.

When they left, it was the same person who led the way at the beginning who sent them out, and looked at the expressions on everyone's faces, but smiled.

"I thought it would scare you, but you are all great, TV series often like to beautify welfare homes, so many people ignore that welfare homes are actually places that should be paid more attention to."

"There are too few able-bodied children sent here, after all, if they are healthy, which parent is ruthless enough to abandon their children, and occasionally they will be a little lost, but they will not stay here for long before they will be adopted by well-wishers, so in fact, you don't have to be too shocked by everything in front of you, after all, this situation is more reasonable, isn't it?"