For example, in the university volunteer activities, our volunteer association launched a micro-wish activity to collect the wishes of primary school students, mobilize them to claim and help realize them. The wishes of many primary school students are actually very simple. They want to record their unhappy things and get encouragement and comfort. They want to share their happy things on wish cards, let volunteers write letters to each other, want a writing brush, want a Barbie doll, want to visit big cities, want to take a train and so on. These are easy to satisfy.
Of course, their wish should be more to be accompanied and cared for by their parents, especially in many remote rural areas, where many parents go out to work. Many primary school students have lived with their grandparents since birth and rarely see their parents. In fact, what they want most is to meet and reunite with their parents and hope that they will be healthy.
The card is full of students' wishes.
Desire is the inner yearning of their pupils. Although there may be many pupils whose wishes are unrealistic, their thinking and ideas will gradually change with their age, and their naive wishes will also change as a child. I hope they can remain childlike forever. If you are a teacher, you can guide and help students realize their dreams, and you can help straighten out their emotions. If you are a volunteer, you can help them fulfill their wishes and protect their original childlike innocence through the strength of team organization. If you are also a primary school student, your wishes are your own. You can have multiple wishes or multiple dreams.