Fiona Wang 估计是组织者之一 ========================================================= Fiona Wang Fiona Wang 1 day ago Would like to clear up that Harry is not the one to initial and lead this project. The donation is organized by a few Chinese volunteers in Great Charleston area, aiming to help local hospitals supply shortage. I believe Harry’s dad is among one of the volunteers. Harry himself is not involved at early stage, not to mention his friends request. But he did help to deliver all supplies to MUSC. He did come up with the idea of media exposure and then reach out to local medias. We really appreciate Harry and his family’s contribution, and also value our volunteers efforts and kindness. 48 Harry Ding Harry Ding 1 day ago (edited) Hi Fiona, I believe I forwarded my swim club’s president’s message about a need of masks in the very beginning to my dad, which is why it says “started”; his post on WeChat attracted a lot of users to donate and thus led to the donation drive, if we want to get technical. Without my swim team’s cry for help, I don’t know if the drive would’ve still happened as there would be no information that MUSC needs help. However, it is true I wasn’t the one essentially “leading” the project and I wish I had cleared that up. This being said, much of the donation process was started by Chinese community and I wish I had highlighted that more in the video; I truly do wish that I had explained more in depth your help and contributions to the donation drive. This was my first time doing an interview, so I was a little bit inexperienced, but in future releases, I was sure to recognize your hard work! If you look at the Post and Courier article, the article does mention quite a few times your contributions to the project. I do agree that the bulk of the donation process was made by our committee and devoted volunteers at the Chinese Charleston community! I truly do wish that I had cleared things up during this interview. This drive couldn’t be possible without y’all. Furthermore, you guys were the true leaders of this project, and, once again, I wish I had talked about y’all more in the interview. I cannot thank you guys enough for your support and thank you Count on 2 for having me. Please note that I never wanted to betray you guys! Everyone makes mistakes; your help is greatly appreciated and I would never deliberately deny that. Thank you for clearing that up!!!! Fiona Wang 1 day ago @Harry Ding Hi Harry, Thanks for your reply! Unfortunately, your dad didn’t forward your swim team message in CACG Wechat group, from where the donation starts. I do hope he had, so that our community could connect to those who are sharing the same goal. People all over the country are trying to help. Again, even you didn’t start the donation, we feel proud of you and your swim team kids, because our young generation are rolling up their sleeves. 8 Fiona Wang Fiona Wang 1 day ago @Jessica Lee Harry involved, but he didn't START it! But he is portrayed as a leader. Definitely not comfort the facts. 6 Fiona Wang Fiona Wang 1 day ago @Bob Flee Harry is not in the volunteer group till last night. Going through all meeting minutes, he is not there. After watching this interview, he suddenly became a project leader. Members questioned his dad, then we learnt that Harry helped on delivery and reached out to local medias. Initially, volunteer were trying to be low profile because this was suppose to be a group event, then we got here. 8 Fiona Wang Fiona Wang 1 day ago @Harry Ding But all the donation came from CACG group, where he didn't share with. So you guys scored it? 4 Fiona Wang Fiona Wang 1 day ago @Harry Ding It's someone else start it in CACG group, but not your dad. 4 Harry Ding Harry Ding 1 day ago (edited) Fiona Wang It was "started" by me. I got the email from my swim coach president from MUSC. I forwarded it to my dad because I wanted to help. My dad posted the email on his WeChat account. Then we started a drive 1 Harry Ding Harry Ding 1 day ago Fiona Wang we organized and communicated with the community about donation drop-offs at our house. 1 Harry Ding Harry Ding 1 day ago Fiona Wang The reason I didn’t join was because I didn’t have WeChat. I felt like I had to thank the kind people who joined so I created an account. I was there working on the drive since 3/18. 1 Fiona Wang Fiona Wang 1 day ago @Harry Ding So you started it !? 2 Harry Ding Harry Ding 1 day ago Fiona Wang however, although the email triggered this event, the Chinese community in Charleston has shown amazing support! I have been volunteering for this project actively since 3/21. I’d like to thank the Chinese community, however, for making this whole thing possible Harry Ding Harry Ding 1 day ago Fiona Wang I was notified of a potential project on 3/18 and the swim team email was sent on 3/18. From there on, the Chinese community immediately dived in and showed so much love to the idea! Once again, if you are skeptical of my comments, please email me Harry Ding Harry Ding 1 day ago (edited) Fiona Wang I full heartedly believe that the Chinese community is very passionate about helping the Charleston community; this drive helped showcase that. I’d also like to mention an organization named “Heroes Need Masks” who are also working to donate PPE to hospitals. They have also helped coordinate with us to donate the supplies!
他爸的价值观就是扭曲的，哪能想到这里
你这么说，好像是说没占到便宜的嫉妒
你想多了，这件事触及了我最根本的价值观和华人自尊心。
https://forums.huaren.us/showtopic.aspx?topicid=2525573&forumpage=2
前几楼有人问帮他家洗地的人啥背景。我没洗地，也没啥背景。但是我觉得这楼里太多的人说话太恶毒了。
有这种干劲，继续支持抗疫吧，危险时期还没过去。
你没感觉，说明你要么坏，要么蠢。