Essay on the Wall of Love being taken away

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"Love Wall" is a simple concept of second-hand clothing donation, that is, on the wall of the city street, nail some nail hooks, so that passers-by can hang their excess clothes and donate, and those in need choose a suitable one to wear and take away. Because of its low threshold and the fact that everyone can participate, this form has been recognized by many good-hearted people in the mainland and promoted in the circle of friends at the end of last year.

However, it is not easy to do charity in the mainland, and setting up a "love wall" is not just a nailing hook on the roadside wall. In Changsha, Hunan Province, there are kind-hearted people in the underground passage to set up a love wall, but the next day was cleared, the sanitation department explained, each wall has a special person responsible for cleaning and environmental assessment, can not be changed at will.

To be kind, the first thing is to obtain the permission and support of the first department. Many first-class departments are dominated by "management thinking", and in the face of new things, they usually uphold the mentality of "more is better than less", resulting in the "love wall" even if it has good intentions, it is difficult to escape the fate in the mainland. For example, the "love wall" in Kunming, Changsha, Xiamen and other places has been "banned" by relevant departments.

Some people use it as a garbage dump for throwing away old clothes.

The second is that some people lack public morality and regard the "love wall" as a "garbage dump" for throwing away old clothes. Residential communities in mainland China are mostly equipped with fences, and fences have become the most convenient place to set up love walls, but not every resident is full of love, and some people take the opportunity to clear old clothes, resulting in the "love wall" being overcrowded.

In fact, there are rules for sending old clothes. In order to prevent the spread of infectious diseases on old clothes, it is also a kind of "courtesy" to wash the clothes when conveying love. However, in the mainland, many clothes that have not been washed or disinfected have become health and epidemic prevention loopholes, and the "love wall" lacks management and maintenance, and is often treated as "garbage" and taken away by resource personnel.

Turning love into positive energy for the development of civil society needs to be reflected on urgently.

Most. It is important that any public welfare and charitable action, in addition to "caring", must also be supported by a good management and maintenance system. Taking the second-hand clothing donation of the "Love Wall" as an example, it seems simple, but there are many details and steps in the actual operation.

Sudden. For example, after receiving second-hand clothes donated by the public, charitable organizations must first sort and sort the clothes, wash and disinfect them to ensure that the clothes are hygienic and clean before they are sent to the recipients.

"Love walls" have appeared in various cities in the mainland, indicating that the people have no lack of enthusiasm and love for doing good, but they are limited by the lack of systems and experience methods, and encounter various embarrassments of "hitting the wall"; How to turn people's love into positive energy for the development of civil society is a topic that mainland officials and non-profit organizations need to reflect on.