What happened to the charity activity at 688 Changping Road, Jing 'an District?

Some time ago, I received a teacher from Wen Hui Daily saying that I had participated in public welfare activities. On Sunday, I took my daughter to an activity. Two activities were done before, and the third activity ended. According to the age classification, the teacher asked us to write a composition. With the help of my parents, I had the opportunity to publish it in Wen Hui Daily. All activities are free, and you can also participate in the recording of children's programs and so on. Next, I was arranged to arrange four photos on the second floor across the street. One is my small passport, one is my website, one is my certificate, and the other is where I forgot to post it. The teacher implicitly said that the family is sponsored, and it is possible for parents to buy photos when shooting. He said, "It depends on parents."

We arrived at the second floor and stood in line for three hours. After the arrangement, the staff filled out three forms and asked me to choose photos for the children on Wednesday. After I arrived at their fourth floor on Wednesday, the staff asked me to choose four photos. Asking me to compensate 240 yuan. He also threatened me that if I want to continue to participate in the following activities, I must hand them over to 240 yuan. I called Wen Wei Po's teacher at that time. The teacher said. "They are sponsors, the somebody else also want to eat. We are all free. Look carefully at the contents of your card. " I watched it for a long time, and everything on the card was free. The staff said that if you don't pay, I will delete all the photos. I was a little unhappy and asked him to delete it. As a result, the staff wrote on the list of photos I wanted to take: "Parents voluntarily quit this activity." Everything is a liar. When I answered the phone, I specifically asked them if they needed any other fees. Everyone inside said it was free. I thought about complaining about them in the newspaper, but I was too busy to take it to heart. I hope that the parents who receive this call will not believe too much that pies will fall in the world.