European Times: French Chinese businessmen donated 60,000 masks to more than 100 local associations

　　China News Service, June 15 (Xinhua Times) reported that on June 13, local time, many Chinese businessmen in the city of Obervilliers in the northern suburbs of Paris donated 60,000 to more than 100 associations in the Paris region. Only masks.

　　At 10 a.m. on the same day, Chi Wanfeng and Lin Xisen, the honorary presidents of the French Chinese Apparel Industry Chamber of Commerce, President Chen Shicheng, and Vice President Pan Mingen and other Chinese businessmen from France and France came to the shops of the Chinese merchants wholesale market in Oberville as early as possible. Donated disposable protective masks await the arrival of the heads of more than 100 associations from the Paris region.

　　Patrick Karam, a parliament member of Paris and the former vice chairman of the council responsible for youth association affairs, attended the donation ceremony and expressed gratitude to Chi Wanfeng, Chen Shicheng and others on behalf of the district council and all donated associations.

　　Chi Wanfeng said that he lives and works in France like many Chinese businessmen who travel to France, and he is also very concerned about the development of French society. In the face of the sudden new pneumonia epidemic, Chinese businessmen in France have continued to donate a large number of masks and other medical protective equipment to all sectors of French society, hoping to overcome the difficulties together with the French people.

　　Chi Wanfeng told reporters that this time, together with the French Chinese Apparel Industry Chamber of Commerce, he spontaneously donated 60,000 masks to more than 100 associations in the Paris region. He hoped that after the French epidemic was lifted, the French people could continue to maintain the prevention of the epidemic. Awareness, to protect their own health and safety.

　　Chairman Chen Shicheng said that he hopes that through this donation, he will strengthen his ties with other associations in the Paris region and work together to promote exchanges between ethnic groups.

　　The heads of the associations in the Paris Region expressed their gratitude to Chi Wanfeng, Chen Shicheng and others. The head of an association in the Paris region told reporters that the outbreak is coming. For many French low-income families, the price of masks is not cheap, and the purchase of masks is a considerable additional cost. This time, Chinese friends were able to donate masks, which is no small help. (Owen)