China News Network Zhengzhou, March 5th (Reporter Liu Peng correspondent Sun Ying) The reporter learned from the Communist Youth League Henan Provincial Committee on the 5th that during the epidemic, in order to ensure that students with family difficulties in Henan Province, especially those from poor families who set up a file, suspended classes without stopping school The Henan Provincial Party Committee of the Communist Youth League and the Shanghai Communist Party Committee of the Communist Youth League jointly launched the "Shanghai and Henan family, work together to fight the epidemic situation" mobile phone donation aid.
It is reported that the target of this mobile phone donation is mainly the filed card holders in Henan Province, especially the poor students who have many children and lack the basic conditions for online courses. The first donated 1800 mobile phones will be distributed in the near future. This special gift will ensure that children from poor families can have peace of mind in online classes.
According to reports, over the years, the Communist Youth Leagues in Shanghai and Henan have continued to carry out projects such as the “Yu-Shanghai Youth Partnership Program” and “Shanghai-Yu Urban and Rural Youth Prosperity Growth Plan” and other projects, which have formed a close relationship in jointly assisting the growth of poor rural youth in Henan Province Forged a deep friendship.
Affected by the epidemic, the demand for online courses by students at Guangzhou University, especially in poor rural areas, has skyrocketed. In order to effectively ensure that poor students can take online lessons at peace, the Communist Youth League Henan Committee, the Communist Youth League Shanghai Party Committee, and China Unicom Henan Branch quickly acted, fully communicated, and formed an action plan for student aid. The Communist Youth League Shanghai Committee, China Telecom Co., Ltd. Shanghai Branch and Shanghai Wujie Information Technology Co., Ltd. donated 800 mobile phones, China Unicom Henan Branch donated 1,000 mobile phones, and handled 1800 mobile phones donated for free in Shanghai and Henan Card and data plan.
At present, the Communist Youth League Henan Provincial Party Committee has passed a comprehensive investigation and detailed mapping of more than 4,000 villagers' first group resident in the province, and has selected 1,800 poor students who urgently need smartphones as the first batch of aid targets.
It is reported that the first batch of donated mobile phones will be distributed through China Unicom business outlets in 53 counties where the first party branch of the province is stationed. The aided students only need to hold their personal ID cards to receive donated mobile phones, apply for mobile phone cards for free, and obtain traffic. Package. (Finish)