1.  What is the goal of your service?

A:  My goal is to see all the kids going to school happily 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 happier.

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.