More and more young people from wealthy countries are spending time in communities in poorer countries doing unpaid work such as teaching or building houses. Why is this? Who benefits more from this, the communities or these young people?

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Nowadays, with the advancement of economics and schooling, more and more young folk are able to get a better literacy. And thanks to that, their ethics and knowledge level has increased a lot recently, which has urged them to help the public and
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that are in a relatively poor condition. The reason why
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a phenomenon could happen is apparent and poor
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that are helped clearly benefit more.
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benefit more compared with those young people that offer help.
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with, as the economics and
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are developing obviously better than before, more and more young folk especially those from wealthy countries have the access to a better
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, which helps them acquire more practical knowledge and, simultaneously, makes them aware of the imbalance in the world and stimulate them to help those in relatively poorer conditions.
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is one of the earliest NGOs to aid
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in
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, their aim is to provide better
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for children in poor areas. The
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consists of mainly university students, and the number of voluntary teachers keeps increasing and has reached more than 2000. Amounts of offspring from poor areas received suitable schooling from the
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, including Ningxia, Guangxi, Sichuan, etc. With more and more university students joining the
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, the situation is improved and continues to be better.
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, since the public
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in poor conditions is improved partly by these voluntary young people, their current situation, which is a lack of literacy, and infrastructure, is now under solution.
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, with more and more offspring in the
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getting educated, the future development of
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will be more complete. To exemplify that, Shishan, a small town in Guangdong,
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, had a poor population and infrastructure construction before 2007,
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, with more residents moving in and more children getting educated, Shishan has now become one of the most famous towns in
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, with more than 10 primary schools, 7 secondary schools and 3 universities are constructed and come into service, not to mention police station, hospital and so on. To conclude, with young folk getting a better literacy, they have the realization that the population in poor public require needy help and they have the capability of applying their knowledge to practice. And the societies which receive help apparently benefit more since it will be able to improve their schooling level in the short term and the whole operating system in the long term.
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