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I will decline the challenges that may do harm to my health, such as the "Ice Bucket Challenge," and pledge donations instead. Public charity can be translated into the Chinese characters means something beneficial. I think the contribution we make to charity should be good not just for the needy, but also for ourselves.
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A woman and her daughter collect water left in the abandoned bottles. Changsha citizens launched a “Recycled Water Challenge” to call on the public to refuse the ongoing ice bucket challenge trend and show their love for those living in rural areas where clean drinking water is urgently needed. [Photo/IC] |
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