Afew years ago, they were ordinary Chinese mothers; then, their understanding of universal love was simply ＂taking care of one＇s own children first, and then extending the same type of care to others＇children.6 Fro...Afew years ago, they were ordinary Chinese mothers; then, their understanding of universal love was simply ＂taking care of one＇s own children first, and then extending the same type of care to others＇children.6 From establishing a nongovernmental, loving-care assistance QQ group＇,＇in 2010, to formally registering an assistance service, named ＂Home of Love,＂ in 2012, the women have raised two million yuan （US $326,400） and helped more than 50 poor and seriously ill children.展开更多
文摘Afew years ago, they were ordinary Chinese mothers; then, their understanding of universal love was simply ＂taking care of one＇s own children first, and then extending the same type of care to others＇children.6 From establishing a nongovernmental, loving-care assistance QQ group＇,＇in 2010, to formally registering an assistance service, named ＂Home of Love,＂ in 2012, the women have raised two million yuan （US $326,400） and helped more than 50 poor and seriously ill children.
