On August 24, the 15th China-Northeast Asia Expo Volunteer Training and Oath-taking Ceremony was held in the Shiqiao Building Auditorium of JISU. The event was attended by relevant leaders from the Jilin provincial government, as well as responsible comrades from the Publicity Department of the CPC Jilin Provincial Committee, the Society Work Department of the CPC Jilin Provincial Committee, the Jilin Communist Youth League Committee, the Department of Commerce of Jilin Province, the Office of Foreign Affairs Committee of the CPC Jilin Provincial Committee, JISU, and other related units, with 355 volunteers from colleges and universities across Jilin Province.

The 15th China-Northeast Asia Expo volunteer training and oath-taking ceremony
To well prepare for the volunteer service of this edition of China-Northeast Asia Expo, JISU carefully organized the selection and finally selected 102 volunteers. They are major in English, Japanese, Korean, Mongolian, and Russian respectively, and will mainly provide translation, reception, and other volunteer services for the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade Jilin Provincial Committee, the Department of Commerce of Jilin Province, the Office of Foreign Affairs Committee of the CPC Jilin Provincial Committee during the expo. This is the 15 consecutive times that the school has organized volunteer services for this expo, having dispatched over 1,600 volunteers cumulatively and providing more than 90,000 hours of volunteer service.

Flag presentation ceremony

Volunteers took oath
At the oath-taking ceremony, the attending leaders awarded flags to the college volunteers. The volunteers collectively pledged to use the highest quality of volunteer service to promote Jilin to the attendees, establish and showcase the positive image of Jilin youth.
Li Mingli, a teacher from the Jilin Volunteer Service Management College, delivered a systematic lecture on enhancing the core abilities of volunteers. Starting from the basic knowledge of volunteer service, she focused on essential service skills, explained practical content such as communication techniques and emergency handling methods combined with common expo scenarios, deeply interpreted the rights and obligations of volunteers, and guided volunteers to establish a professional service awareness.
The volunteers from JISU unanimously expressed that during the Expo, they will consistently uphold the JISU spirit of public welfare and being a “bridge-builder”. With full enthusiasm and high morale, they will commit themselves wholeheartedly to volunteer services, leverage their professional strengths to support Jilin's opening-up, promote Jilin through top-tier volunteer services, and convey the warmth and vibrant energy of the city!

