plain Du Huayue, Dong Shiqin and Wang Fei (from left to right).
over the past year, three girls from rural Hubei, Du Huayue, Dong Shiqin and Wang Fei, insisted on picking up drink bottles, waste paper, working odd jobs and saving money, helping students with serious illness Rosie.
their behavior has caused a strong response on campus. Now, many students in the campus of the Hubei University of traditional Chinese medicine have become "broken king", helping them pick up bottles, and people who have come to the campus to donate. They are also called the most beautiful after 90.
on campus, three girls accepted an exclusive interview with our reporter. They were dressed in plain clothes, Dong Shiqin and Wang Fei were very shy, but few words. Du Huayue played the role of spokesperson.
[b] talk about the fate: [/b]
[b] the same car to Wuhan and the same bedroom with the same dorm [/b]
Du Huayue: we are sitting on the train from Shiyan to Wuchang, four people in the same carriage, but do not know. Later, we found that we were not only in school, but also in nursing. Wang Fei and Dong Shiqin's birthday is only one day apart. I believe this is the fate.
Guangzhou Daily: when did the bottle pick up?
Du Hua month: after the beginning of school in September 2010, Rosie and I helped the school to clean the classroom. It was found that there were many bottles in the classroom. We picked up more than more than 30 in one day. Picking up bottles is to save some living expenses and replenish class fees. If the bottle is picked up much, enough money for a day.
Guangzhou Daily: when was Rosie's disease discovered?
Duhua month: in May 1 holiday in 2011, at first, I did not know what the disease was. I only knew that platelets had only 6 units, and the normal was 100 to 300 units. Later, Rosie asked for a long vacation to be hospitalized and returned to the exam for up to 3 days.
Guangzhou Daily: did she sponsor her from then on?
Du Huayue: we'll talk about it. Whenever Rosie comes back to the exam, we will pay her for dinner and fruit. In the middle of May last year, we sold 100 yuan for bottles, and some of the money we worked for and some of the scholarships, and the money donated by the students, 4000 yuan, to Rosie.
[b] talks: [/b]
[b] was embarrassed at the beginning and needed a little courage. [/b]
Guangzhou Daily: do you see bottles on the road?
Du Huayue: Yes. When you see the bottle on the road, you pick it up. I found a bottle in the garbage dump. I'll let Dong Shiqin block the view of others. I'll pick it up. Or I block my sight and let her pick it up. Usually, we carry plastic bags in our bags and put them in bags.
Guangzhou Daily: will it be embarrassing?
Guangzhou Daily: how much can a bottle be sold for a week?
Du Huayue: make a lot of money. At least a few yuan can buy some food and buy some medicine.
Guangzhou Daily: you are all from the countryside. What are the conditions at home?
Wang Fei: there are four people in the family, who receive over 10 thousand yuan a year. Because I wanted to spend money on school, my sister quit school and went out to work.
Guangzhou Daily: I heard you had a light meal.
Duhua month: breakfast costs 9 cents, a steamed bun, a bowl of porridge, a Chinese dish, a vegetable, a rice, 1.5 yuan, and a steamed bread for dinner. In a freshman day, the meal was about 5 yuan a day. You can be full now.
Guangzhou Daily: do your actions also affect people around you?
Dong Shiqin: last week, the school had more than 20 student volunteers, and some good friends volunteered to help pick up bottles. Last Wednesday night, more than 6000 bottles were picked up. Last Thursday night, 7000 bottles were picked up again. Add up to sell more than 2000 yuan. The aunt who received the garbage heard that he was helping the sick student, and he also donated 50 yuan. All the bottles in the dorm were searched by us. People often come to the door to send bottles, and some students donate money.
Guangzhou Daily: will bottle pick up?
Du Huayue: it will continue. But the school bottles are getting less and less.
[b] talk about Honor: [/b]
[b] has done something like this. It's a bit of a shame. [/b]
Guangzhou Daily: is there any student who doesn't understand you?
Du Huayue: some students feel that we can't eat so little, and some students question our hype. Teachers encourage us to take the courage to face these things. You do well, not doing bad things and crying. We do something small for Rosie. We are still at school.
Guangzhou Daily: some netizens call you the most beautiful post-90s, say you are very frugal and helpful. What do you think of this statement?
Du Huayue: I spent $150 a month in high school, and I brought snacks with me at the weekend. I think rural children are very frugal. When they spend money, they will think of what their parents have not eaten and why they want to eat.
Guangzhou Daily: you have just been appraised as the "outstanding university student who helped Lei Feng to help the poor and the poor". How do you see these honors?
Du Huayue: it's too sudden. It is a shame that such a trivial matter is so honored. Pick up a garbage bottle and pick up such a big deal.
Dong Shiqin: This is something that should be done. Rosie is my roommate and we have to do it. The honor given by the school is really embarrassed to take it.
[b] they said "[/b]
I feel embarrassed at first. It takes a little courage. Once I picked up a bottle, I was very uncomfortable when I stared at it. In the evening, we will squatting on the grass until someone else walks away. I'm not embarrassed now, because all the students in the school are picking up trash.
breakfast costs 9 cents, a steamed bread, a bowl of porridge, a Chinese dish, a vegetable, a rice, 1.5 yuan, and a steamed bread for dinner. In a freshman day, the meal was about 5 yuan a day. You can be full now.
the school has more than 20 student volunteers, and some good friends volunteered to help pick up bottles. The aunt who received the garbage heard that she was helping the sick student, and donated 50 yuan. All the bottles in the dorm were searched by us. People often come to the door to send bottles, and some students donate money.