120 Street Lights Illuminate Xinqiao Town, Xichang City, Liangshan Prefecture, Sichuan

Recently, a public welfare initiative filled with warmth and hope was successfully completed in Zuogeyida Village, Xinqiao Town, Xichang City, Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province. The Guizhou Weiai Qianxing Public Service Center, in collaboration with Jiangsu Lipu Traffic Lighting Co., Ltd., Jiangsu Hanhe Daily Necessities Co., Ltd., Yangzhou Baishun Hotel Supplies Co., Ltd., Wujiang Baigao Textile Co., Ltd., and compassionate individuals Li Kun, Wu Ming, Sun Kai, and Xu Jianfeng, donated and installed solar streetlights worth over 200,000 yuan for Zuogeyida Village, significantly improving the village's nighttime travel conditions.

Zuogeyida Village is located 10 kilometers southwest of Meigu County, Xichang City, Sichuan Province, covering an area of 5.6 square kilometers. It comprises four villager groups with a permanent population of 410 households totaling 2,200 people, including 90 formerly impoverished households with 461 individuals and 27 monitored households with 123 individuals. With the improvement in living standards, inconvenient nighttime travel has become a pressing issue for the villagers, making the installation of streetlights an urgent necessity.

The 120 donated solar LED streetlights are energy-efficient, environmentally friendly, moderately bright, and have a long lifespan. During the installation process, entrepreneurs, compassionate individuals, and villagers worked together in a coordinated effort to complete tasks such as assembling the lamp poles, erecting the poles. When night fell and the lights turned on, the villagers expressed that "with the led streetlights on, the world feels brighter." The streetlights not only facilitate travel and eliminate hazards but also enhance the village's image, contributing to the construction of a harmonious and beautiful countryside.

The public welfare efforts did not stop there: after the installation, the team visited Taha Village Primary School in Longmen Township, Meigu County, to gain a deeper understanding of the working conditions of volunteer teachers and the study and living situations of students from impoverished families. They donated sports equipment such as soccer and basketball jerseys, as well as school bags, stationery, books, and other supplies to the school. The team encouraged students to persist in their studies and pursue their dreams, while also paying tribute to the volunteer teachers who steadfastly serve on the front lines of rural education. Through practical actions, they infused warmth and strength into rural education.