Interview The Voluntary Crossing Guards

1.  What is the goal of your service?

A:  My goal is to see all the kids going to school ha../ppily and going home safely.

2.  What kind of difficulties do you confront most?

A:  The drivers and pedestrians do not listen to us. Sometimes they even swear at us.

3.  What motives you to do this?

A:  I lead about 100 volunteers to guide traffic. Working together to help the school is the biggest motivation for me.

4.  What do you think about the students at Xisong?

A:  They are all nice, but if they could say hello to all the volunteers on duty in the morning, we would be even ha../ppier.

5.  Have you ever met any unreasonable people? What did or will you tell them?

A:  Yes. I usually ask them to leave quickly because it is a parking-restricted area in front of the school.

6.  What was the most impressive award to you? What were you feelings then?

A:  The ”Outstanding Citizen” award. It means the most because it says the residents of Taipei agree with what I have been doing. It impressed me a lot.

7.  Is there anything else you want to say?

A:  I hope there can be more volunteers to help our children go to school and go home safely.