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The graduation ceremony

After three phases of systematic training, the "Violin Elite Training Class" organized by Kaixin Charity, United Chinese Corporate Social Responsibility Charitable Fund, Kowloon Federation of Societies and Societies Kwun Tong District Committee, and Man Sin Society, and taught by a team of professional instructors from Man Sin Society, will usher in the graduation results exhibition at Sau Mau Ping Community Hall on February 23, 2025. Under the witness of their parents and community residents, the primary school students submitted their answer sheets for three periods of study based on the sound of the piano. At the beginning of the event, Kaixin Charity Chairman Zheng Ximing delivered a speech. He emphasized that the original intention of the plan was to provide equal learning opportunities so that families with limited financial conditions can also cultivate their children's musical literacy.

Guests attending the event included: Senior Liaison Director of the Kwun Tong District Affairs Office, Ip Yuk-wei; Deputy Director of the Social Work Division of the Kowloon Work Department of the Liaison Office of the Central People’s Government, Yu Qing; Director of the Kwun Tong District Committee of the Kowloon Federation of Societies, Wong Chun Ping; founder and founding chairman of the United Chinese Corporate Social Responsibility Charity Fund, Yu Zhihong; Chairman of Kaixin Charity, Zheng Heming; and Chairman of Wenshan Society, Dr. Ho Wing Tim BBS MH, Kaixin Charity Director Huang Jingwei, United Chinese CSR Charity Fund Board Member Yang Miaohong, Wenshan Society President Zhang Qiming, United Chinese CSR Charitable Fund Volunteer Director General Li Weiwen, Wenshan Society Founding President Dr. Yang Qiyu MH, etc. The guests spoke highly of the students' performance and said they would continue to support similar public welfare projects to provide more children with art education opportunities.

During the issuance of certificates of completion and presentation of souvenirs, cheers erupted from the audience when each student received their certificates and souvenirs. According to Wenshanshe’s instructor, many children felt confused at the beginning because they had zero foundation in music theory, but gradually built up their confidence through weekly group exercises. “The most gratifying thing is to see them learn to listen to each other’s voices and understand the importance of cooperation and teamwork.”