What is the volunteer spirit advocated by our country?

The volunteer spirit advocated by our country is dedication, friendship, mutual assistance and progress.

The spirit of voluntary service refers to a spiritual embodiment, which can be summarized as: dedication, friendship, mutual assistance and progress. Awarded by UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan, he expressed people's sincere praise for volunteer service.

"Dedication"-originally refers to giving and offering respectfully, that is, paying without asking for anything in return. Dedication is noble and the essence of voluntary service. Volunteers participate in activities to promote human development and society, without pay, reputation and privilege, which all reflect the noble dedication.

"Friendship"-the spirit of voluntary service advocates that volunteers appreciate others, be kind to others and have love and respect equally. This is the spirit of friendship. The love of volunteers transcends national boundaries, occupations and the gap between the rich and the poor. It is equal love without cultural differences, ethnic differences and income levels. It fills the society with sunshine-like warmth.

"Mutual assistance"-Voluntary service contains a profound spirit of mutual assistance, and advocates "mutual help, helping others and helping themselves". Volunteers rely on their hands, brains, knowledge and love to carry out various volunteer service activities to help those in difficulties and crises.

"Progress"-the spirit of progress is an important part of the spirit of voluntary service. Volunteers can improve their abilities and promote social progress by participating in voluntary service.

Volunteer service:

"Volunteer" (English) is a name without national boundaries, which refers to a person who provides services and contributes his time and spirit to improve society without any material return. In the west, the general view is that volunteers are "the efforts of people who are not driven by private interests or mandatory laws" outside their profession, and their purpose is to improve society and provide welfare.

The definition of "volunteer" by the Volunteer Association is that people who voluntarily provide services and help to society and others based on conscience, belief and responsibility have no material reward.

In Hong Kong, volunteers are called "volunteers" and volunteer action is called voluntary work. In Taiwan Province Province, volunteers are called "volunteers". The Hong Kong Voluntary Service Development Council defines "volunteers" as people who provide services to improve society and contribute their time and spirit without any material reward.

At the same time, voluntary work is defined as: "refers to any person who voluntarily contributes his time and spirit to improve society without any material reward."