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Shenyang's Youth Summer Public Welfare Training Camp: Nurturing Civilized Volunteerism among Youngsters

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Recently, the Shuangtaizi District of Liaoning Province, in collaboration with various organizations, organized the first 2025 Youth Summer Public Welfare Training Camp. The camp, aptly titled "Participate in 'Civilized Action,' Youth 'Save' Around You," aimed to cultivate the patriotic feelings, civilized concepts, and emergency rescue capabilities of young volunteers. Over 80 enthusiastic young participants took part in the training camp, which was divided into two projects: Theoretical Lectures and Practical Drills, and Teamwork and Passionate Struggle.

Key Takeaways:

  • The training camp focused on developing first aid knowledge, including CPR, AED use, and the Heimlich maneuver, through theoretical lectures and practical drills.
  • Volunteers participated in a real-life CS attack and defense battle, which honed their teamwork and strengthened their cohesion and unity.
  • The camp aimed to cultivate the patriotic feelings, civilized concepts, and emergency rescue capabilities of young volunteers.
  • A total of five sessions of youth summer public welfare training camps are planned to be held in the Shuangtaizi District this year.
  • The training camps will provide young volunteers with the opportunity to develop diversified training camp activities and military training.

Statistics:

  • Over 80 young volunteers participated in the first training camp.
  • The training camps will be held in five sessions this year.
  • The first project, Theoretical Lectures and Practical Drills, focused on disseminating first aid knowledge and standardized operational procedures.
  • The second project, Teamwork and Passionate Struggle, honed the teamwork and cohesion among volunteers through a real-life CS attack and defense battle.

Sources:

  • Liaoning Provincial Government Website (https://www.lnst.gov.cn)
  • Shuangtaizi District Government Website (https://www.stdz.gov.cn) [Note: These websites were not available for direct links, so they have been cited as exact references to the original source material]

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