Jinda Prefecture Yangai Wan Township: Blow a new style of civilization under the grape frame

The Civilization Practice Institute of Akai Ziwan Township has paid an eye on the development of "10,000 acres of grape professional township", and carefully created the "civilized practice under the grape frame" technology to help farmers' volunteer service projects.

In this mature grape, a series of crystal clear grapes are full of branches, exuding seductive fragrance, and the new era of civilized practice volunteers in various villages in Zizi Wan Township to come to the vineyard, not only helping farmers harvest grapes. It also uses platforms such as Douyin to help publicize and promote it, help grapes to sell to the country, and attract citizens to pick them up.

Volunteers are wearing red vests, wearing small red hats, holding scissors and raising baskets, cut the grapes carefully to help fruit farmers transport them to the market for sale. Source. Regardless of the hot weather, unity and cooperation, meticulous, practicing the concept of volunteer service service in the new era with practical actions, and giving full play to the pioneering and modeling role of volunteers in the new era of civilized practice volunteers, and dedicating the society. The shuttle of the shuttle becomes the most beautiful landscape of Yangjing Ziwan Township.

Villagers have become volunteers and establishing "ownership consciousness" is a major feature of the new era of civilization under the grape frame. The Civilization Practice Institute of Yangjing Ziwan Township has continuously expanded the new era of civilization practice teams, and various types of volunteer services have been extensively carried out, and the bridge of benefit farmers and convenience is set up. "Mi" shows the strong vitality, appeal and influence of the civilization practice of Yangjingzi Wan Township.

In the next step, the Civilization Practice Institute of Yangai Ziwan Township will carefully summarize experience and improve the mechanism, effectively promote the professionalization and normalization of volunteer services in the countryside, and explore the "happy password" of rural revitalization.

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