Wu Family Tradition: Write positive energy with great love

What is the family tradition? Family tradition, also known as family tradition, is the value standard established for descendants in the family. It affects the current situation and future of a family, and the inheritance and innovation of a nation.

What is family tradition? It is an important part of Chinese traditional culture, an indispensable spiritual bloodline for contemporary people, and a powerful starting point for the construction of spiritual civilization.

What is family tradition? A word, a sentence, a family story, a family memory are all carriers of family tradition.

Let me say one word first: philanthropy

Wu Yongan, 68, was formerly the chairman of Zhejiang Bangtai Machinery Co., Ltd. The back of his business card reads: "I am willing to do my best to With the enthusiasm of citizens, I will provide you with suggestions and suggestions. All services are free. If my method can solve your problem, that will be my happiness." He has been enthusiastic about helping the police and public welfare for more than 40 years. .

Speaking of Wu Yongan, all employees in the company know that he often goes to the streets to hand out leaflets. What is printed on the flyer is nothing else but an initiative with the theme of civilized travel. From printing to distribution, the company pays for the leaflets. Sometimes Wu Yong'an sends employees to distribute them, and sometimes he takes his family to go out in person and distribute them door to door. Wu Yongan has persisted in this righteous act for more than 5 years.

Wu Yongan recalled that when he was a child, his parents ran a small business at the Nanmen Ferry in Ruian City. There were a lot of people at the dock, including some gangsters, because he had been practicing martial arts since he was a child. He loves to fight against injustice and act bravely when he sees justice. Now, he is over 60 years old, and the company has begun to be taken care of by his children. All Lao Wu wants to do is do what he can to benefit everyone.

Lao Wu has three excellent children. The eldest daughter Wu Yun is a member of the Ruian Municipal People's Political Consultative Conference, the first young entrepreneur in Ruian City, and the general manager of Zhejiang Bangtai Machinery Co., Ltd.; the eldest son Wu Ping, graduated from Shanghai University, is the manager of the foreign trade department of Zhejiang Bangtai Machinery Co., Ltd.; the youngest son Wu Lei, Graduated from Zhejiang University, chairman of Zhejiang Bangtai Machinery Co., Ltd. As a father, Wu Yongan is recognized as the "leader" in his family. Fathers influence their children in every aspect of life. In the eyes of his children, his father is full of positive energy, from trivial matters in life to his outlook on life and values.

"What do you think of ordinary people doing charity?" Lao Wu answered this way: Charity is not about one person doing a lot, but about everyone doing a little bit. As long as everyone gives a little love, the world will become a beautiful world.

In one sentence: A person must do something positive for society

? “A person must do something positive for society. This is the coordinate point of my life. "Wu Yongan said calmly, and he did exactly that.

Almost every morning, Wu Yongan would come to a park or square in Ruian with his unicycle, saxophone, magic props, handkerchiefs and a stack of civilized travel leaflets. As long as Wu Yongan is around, a circle of people will quickly form around him. Amid the cheers of the people, Wu Yongan looked like a teenager, riding a unicycle, playing the saxophone, or juggling. After the applause, Wu Yongan always takes out a leaflet on civilized travel and distributes it to the people next to him.

During morning and evening rush hours, Wu Yongan will stand on various streets in Ruian City whenever he has free time, assisting traffic police to divert traffic while handing out leaflets on civilized travel. He persisted in this matter for seven full years, and thus won honorary titles such as Wenzhou City's "Top Ten Police Assistance Citizens" and "First-Class Medal of the Provincial Public Security Department".

In 2015, a classmate who once worked at Zhejiang Bangtai Machinery Co., Ltd. posted a WeChat Moments message to raise funds for retired colleagues. Su Caixia, a native of Hunan, worked as a foreign trade clerk at Zhejiang Bangtai Machinery Co., Ltd. five years ago. A few months ago, I was diagnosed with acute leukemia. After learning the news, Wu Yongan's eldest son Wu Ping rushed to the hospital in Hunan to visit her.

Because the cost of Su Caixia’s treatment was huge, at the end of July, Wu Ping and her friends Song Meihong and Chen Haiyan launched a fund-raising campaign. After hearing the news, not only the current employees of the company donated generously, but many employees who had resigned also donated their love. In just one day, the donation exceeded 120,000 yuan, of which Wu Yongan's family donated 44,000 yuan. At the same time, Wu Yongan's family is also actively looking for hematopoietic stem cells for Su Caixia.

"Whether we are current employees or former employees, we are all a family." Wu Yongan said.

In the company, many employees are grateful to Wu Yongan's family, because whenever their family or themselves encounter difficulties, their family always immediately asks the labor union to propose charity initiatives and takes the lead in donating funds.

A family story: The country’s first family of five voluntarily signed a body donation agreement

Regarding the original intention of agreeing to donate the body, he said: “When I was doing business in the past, there were many When I went abroad for an inspection, I found that in some countries, when taking the driver's license test, you have to fill out a form. The general content is: in the event of a car accident, is the driver willing to donate his body or organs? I think this method of giving back to society after death is worth promoting. ." After returning to China, Wu Yongan inquired about donations.

In November 2012, Wu Yongan went to the Ruian Red Cross Society to sign a body donation agreement without telling his family. Since then, he Yong'an has repeatedly mobilized his children to follow suit: "Life is like a bottle of mineral water. After you drink the water, what's the use of keeping the bottle? Wouldn't it be better to give it to those in need? After a hundred years, it will all be burned, why not Turn waste into treasure and benefit future generations?" Wu Yong'an also summed up the "Sixteen-Character Mantra" - don't bring it with you in life, don't take it with you in death, live meaningfully, and don't take up space in death.

In 2013, he signed an agreement with his daughter and eldest son. On April 7, 2015, his wife and youngest son also signed a body donation agreement. At this point, all five members of the Wu family have committed Posthumous donation of body. Yao Lixin, director of the Organization and Propaganda Department of the Red Cross Society of China, said that this matter has no precedent in the country, and the Wu family's approach is an example for promoting the spirit of humanitarian dedication and promoting my country's body donation work.