University professors set up "Chinese good people Net"

Washington (Reporter/Zhang Peng Xu Cambridge) yesterday, this newspaper reported the "Love Beggar" Shong touching story (see this newspaper yesterday 03 edition), enthusiastic readers have called the hotline to express their respect for the 18-year-old boy.

"Although he is only 60 centimeters tall, 72 pounds of weight, no sound limbs." But he used a small act of his, awakened each of us in the hearts of the ' Good Man ' memory. Yesterday's southern online, there are netizens such a sigh of message.

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This coincides with the idea of Shanfang, the initiator of the "Good Beggar" campaign-"Looking for good people, calling for social care for good people, and waking up to a new look at everyone."

To subvert the public perception, why should a professor in an ivory tower initiate such an action on "Finding good people"?

　　University professors set up "Chinese good people Net"

This is a "strange" university professor. His business card above, the title is numerous, "Chinese good People Net founder, editor-in-chief, South China Normal University theory department deputy director, Guangdong University ideological and political course teaching Guidance committee member". The former is his folk identity, placed in front of his official status. The public service website, which was founded by him, aims to "say good people, help people, and do good."

These two days, in order to find "good beggar" Shong, Shanfang led the "Chinese good people net" more than 100 volunteers on the street, pulling banners, distributing leaflets, and even frequent media interviews.

Looking for the Wenchuan earthquake many times for the disaster area donated to the beggar Juvenile, has been talking about the hearts of a piece of heart. In his class, the university professor talked more than once about the touching beggar boy, but people didn't even know his name. The news was like a gust of wind, and the good people were forgotten. But the people who did the instances, the life behind them is less people. Many heroes bleed and weep. "Shanfang said. As a result, the talks decided to promote his practice of "good people". He tried to use this practice to tell his students the definition of a "good man".

Talking about "The Chinese good person net" This public welfare website founder, Professor Shanfang admits at the beginning of the establishment, is only "the need of teaching". The professor, who taught the politics of the university for many years, knows the difficulty of the course: "If all that is said is positive, the student does not like to hear it." If it is all negative, it is not in accordance with the facts and is unfavorable to the guidance of the students. ”

"Million moved into an action." May 19, 2008, the choice of the national day of mourning, a special commemoration of the day, "Chinese good People net" opened.

On this basis, the establishment of Good Volunteers Association, recruit volunteers, set up a "good People fund", focused on limited resources, manpower to help "those who need help", "humble" good person.

　　Frankly facing various pressures

In the "Good beggar" Shong residence of the dark roadway, when wearing a suit, tie the graduate students without scruple to carry the young beggar, the 49-year-old Shanfang hurriedly picked up the hands of the camera, photographed this made him happy picture. On the night of the search for activity, his graduate student said to him, "I was baptized by a soul." This also let the talk side to feel gratified.

But distress will follow, such as "fame", "Show Hype", "Do not work" and so on the criticism ensued. The professor, who is about to enter the year of Destiny, also admits that he is facing various pressures, including "physical stress"-"no longer stay up like a lad".

"If hype is a derogatory term, we're not speculating," he said. If the hype is a neutral word, borrow the word hype is no harm, we call hype for the call, for publicity. To instances, we just want to hype, and to stir fry special. "In the face of reporters, the talks do not evade, frankly tell."