Xiaoran, who lives in xiangmen village, Suiyang County, Guizhou Province, lost his mother when he was very young. When he was in high school, the more and more sensible little ran refused to take the money from his father to read any more - the money from his father's moving bricks and earth was to be kept to buy medicine for his grandmother.

In order to continue her studies, she relied on two fruit trees in her family. Back home at weekends, the little girl would get up at 4 o'clock, pick up Bayberry and plum, and walk for nearly an hour to the market. She and her father carry more than 100 Jin of baskets on their backs. When they are tired, they rest on the trees, or put baskets on the high slopes to slow down. This kind of tight and slow driving will make the fresher plums sell more than 35 cents per Jin, and more than 35 cents. She will have more hope in the future.

Who says no talent can come from a poor family?

In June, Wu Yan was very happy. She smiled like a flower bud in spring, because her college entrance examination result came out, with a high score of 580 points! This achievement is hard won. It carries her dream, represents her hope, and is the result of her hard work day and night.

Wu Yan, 18, is a student of Suiyang middle school in Suiyang County, Zunyi, Guizhou Province. Her sister has just been promoted to senior two. Her mother is seriously ill with uremia in bed. The high cost of dialysis has brought about a debt of 230000 yuan to her family. The father, who works in construction, is facing a high degree of danger, but he is still struggling to earn money and still can't pay off the debt of his family. Grandpa and grandma are over eighty years old. They still have to take care of their own three thin fields to subsidize their daily expenses. Because her father works outside, Wu Yan needs to take care of her sick mother and help her grandparents take care of the farmland.

Who says that a poor family can't produce talent, and a poor family can't produce hope? The simple desk, filled with all kinds of books, simple houses, also can not crush Wu Yan's dream of learning. Although the life is bitter, but to the life good wish, has supported her to march forward bravely.

She wants to read. She's lucky

Yu Guowen was born in Zhuzhen, Beishan District, Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, a poor farmer's family, including grandparents, a family of six people, huddled in three simple thatched houses, with no other furnishings except beds and stoves. My mother and grandparents are sick. The income from farming and my father's going out to work is not enough for my family's expenses. My family is getting worse and worse, and my studies in Chinese are not sustainable.

In 1997, with the support of the spring bud program, Yu Guowen was relieved from the dilemma of being on the verge of dropping out of school. Along the way, with the sunshine and rain of "Spring Bud Plan", she was diligent and intelligent. With her outstanding achievements, she was admitted to the Mathematics Department of Pukou campus of Nanjing Normal University, and then studied for the master's degree of Beijing Normal University and the doctor's degree of "mathematics curriculum and teaching theory". After graduation, she chose to become a people's teacher. "Because of the spring bud program, I have the chance to choose. I choose knowledge, and knowledge changes my destiny," she said

Thanks for the love conveyed by "Spring Bud Plan", Yu Guowen is also a person who loves the public welfare. Now there is only recorded volunteer time, up to 470 hours. He has experienced hospice care hospitals, deaf and mute children's assistance, migrant workers' children's schools, Guizhou Education and so on.

Donate 5 yuan per person to moisten "Spring Bud" with a little love

Yu Guowen is lucky, but there are tens of millions of poor girls like Xiao ran who are eager to change their fate through knowledge and improve the living conditions of the whole family through their own efforts. The China children's Foundation calls on all of us to raise funds for the poor girls who are eager to study and send a blessing to help them continue their studies and realize their dream of changing their destiny through education.

A five yuan red envelope can help a child to get a one-day living allowance;

A 10 yuan red bag can help them buy an exercise book;

A 500 yuan red envelope can help them pay the tuition fees for the new semester;

A 1000 yuan red bag can help them to eat, dress and warm for a semester.

Why Spring Bud girl?

Chunlei girl is a girl with poor family, excellent character and learning, who wants to change her destiny through reading.

Why "Spring Bud program" should help girls

Girls are vulnerable among vulnerable groups, and today's girls will become tomorrow's mothers. To help a poor girl is not only to help one person, but to help at least one generation.

Why should we fund high school students

In recent years, with the popularization and implementation of nine-year compulsory education, university student loans and scholarships, the tuition pressure of students from poor families in primary school, junior high school and university stage has been greatly reduced. However, the three-year tuition and living expenses of senior high school have become a "roadblock" for poor students, especially for girls.

Nine years of compulsory education laid the foundation for children's self-reliance, while three years of high school education can broaden children's path to success. After graduating from junior high school, many excellent students drop out of high school because of the high cost and go home to work or work, and finally lose the chance to receive higher education.

What is "Spring Bud Plan"

In 1989, under the leadership of the all China Women's Federation, the China children's Foundation launched and organized the implementation of the "Spring Bud program" children's public welfare project, which gathered social love, supported girls who had dropped out of school in poverty-stricken areas to continue their studies, improved school running conditions in poverty-stricken areas, and assisted the state in developing children's and juvenile education and welfare undertakings.

What are the achievements of "Spring Bud Project"

In the past 30 years, the spring bud program has the following data:

3.69 million - 3.69 million for girls;

1811 schools - more than 1800 Spring Bud schools have been donated across the country;