Welcome everyone to join us enthusiastically!" Taiwan has the highest blood donation rate in the world, and at Taiwan, this practice is also prevalent. Every year, we collaborate with the Hsinchu Blood Center. Whenever I see the blood donation van parked downstairs with a long line of people, I can't help but admire the participants. I went on-site to ask everyone why they wanted to donate blood

"I may not become a doctor, but at least I can save lives by donating blood."
"Regular blood donation allows me to check my own health, which is beneficial to my body."
"You can get small gifts for donating blood!"

Any thought is worth commending as a starting point. In fact, I also want to give it a try, but I'm always overwhelmed by my inner theater, trapped in unsteady steps. When this mindset emerges, I can't help but relate it to Tawin's philosophy of "encouraging everyone to break their own boundaries and not be afraid of every challenge." I think worry and fear are limitations I set for myself, and I hope to complete this challenge as soon as possible!