Harvest joy

Central District Volunteer Lu Yanlong

I have been working as a badge seller at a super store in the central area for a week. This week, it is inevitable to be tired. Picking up goods, loading goods, replenishing goods, tidying up the counter, patiently explaining product features to customers, and helping them choose. By the end of the shift, my legs were completely numb. However, the volunteers discovered the joy of selling amidst the hard work.

Exchanging commemorative badges has become a pleasure for us after work. After exchanging badges with some foreign customers and Chinese customers, I learned that this event is actually held in every Olympic Games and is a major feature of the Olympic Games. You can always see many badge collectors wearing shiny hats and ID lanyards with badges of different styles pinned to them. Once you find your favorite badge on someone else's hat or lanyard, the exchange begins. When a foreign friend asked for an exchange for the first time, I thought it was weird. But after many exchanges, and the badges on my lanyard began to be covered with badges, I felt a sense of accomplishment. Now everyone has become a "master" in badge exchange. During breaks, we always get together to show off our “results” and even start exchanging badges internally. The happiest thing is that sometimes when foreign friends enthusiastically help, they often give us some beautiful badges from their countries. This makes us more enthusiastic to help and serve guests, and also makes us feel the joy of giving.

The days of sales can be ordinary. Every day, I sell the same thing and use the same introduction. I can also say passionate. I can see different people and encounter all kinds of things every day. A week's work has yielded many precious badges, many well-intentioned gifts, the store manager's care, and wonderful friendships... I think we will all continue to work hard and gain more joy!(Reprinted from "Briefing of the Volunteer Team in the Central District of the w88 casino" No.17Issue, slightly modified by the editor)