China Youth Corps of Yunlin holds “Care Activities for New Residents”, strengthening family bonds

China Youth Corps (救國團) of Yunlin and Linnei Township jointly organized care activities for New Residents named “Multiculturalism, Blessed Taiwan”, attracting new residents and their families to enjoy fun time together. In addition, China Youth Corps regularly organizes related activities for new residents to enhance parent-child relationships, promote family harmony, and help new residents to integrate into local society and adapt well in Taiwan.

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“Care Activities for New Residents”, strengthening family bonds. (Photo / Provided by Yunlin China Youth Corps)

One of the activities is making a DIY floral arrangement, allowing new resident families to make use of dried flowers, improve their aesthetic sense, and promote family engagement. Another activity is an egg hunt. While admiring the station’s beautiful style, the participants need to look for painted eggs scattered around Linneiyi Station, and they can get an exquisite gift once they correctly answer the question stored inside the eggs. Lastly, there is a picnic setting activity as well which enables each family to decorate and display their own picnic mats and objects used for picnics. The activity ends with a group game, each family team up together and this provides unforgettable experiences to all.

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China Youth Corps regularly organizes related activities to help new residents to integrate into local society and adapt well in Taiwan. (Photo / Provided by Yunlin China Youth Corps)

The Chief of Yunlin China Youth Corps Li Ming Zu (李明組) said that the care activities for the new residents have helped new residents to integrate into Taiwan society, make like-minded friends and develop place identity. The activities comply with the epidemic prevention regulations, and we try our best to enable the people to maintain their normal daily life. We hope that we can continue to organize related activities in upcoming years and create love and care for society.