A company does not grow without the support of society, and the value it creates should not be measured only in profit, scale and market share, but also in its responsibility to society, its care for the vulnerable and its commitment to a shared future.

Fulfilling social responsibility is a sincere way for a company to give back after it has grown.

Common prosperity means not only that more people share the fruits of economic development, but also that those in difficulty can receive help, and that everyone has the chance to change their life through their own effort. A company may only have limited strength, but as long as it is willing to act, it can light a lamp for someone in need. A single donation may not solve every problem, yet it can help a child stay in school, help a family through its hardest moment, or give someone who had lost hope the courage to face life again.

Over the years we have kept our attention on students from poor families, children in welfare homes, children suffering from illness, and veterans of the war of resistance in financial difficulty. For students from disadvantaged families, we support study and living costs so that poverty does not force them out of school and they can change their lives through knowledge. Children are the future of the country and of society; they should not lose the chance to grow and to be educated because of where they were born, family hardship or temporary misfortune. When a child is able to keep studying because of our help and changes their own destiny, everything we have done is worthwhile.

For children in welfare homes and children suffering from illness, we hope to offer not only material support but also care, companionship and the warmth of being accepted by society. Every child should have the right to grow up healthy and to pursue their dreams. It is our duty to help children facing illness and hardship, to let these angels with broken wings spread them again, and to let them feel that society has not forgotten them.

We also always remember the veterans of the war of resistance who stepped forward when the nation was in danger and shed blood for it, including those in financial difficulty. Whatever their later lives were like, their contribution to resisting aggression and defending the country should not be forgotten. Treating these elderly people with respect and care and providing the assistance they need is how we remember history, and it is a duty for those who came after.

Public welfare is a long-term commitment, and social responsibility is an important part of a company’s values. Within our capacity, we are willing to keep helping those in need, and to pass on goodwill, take on responsibility and give back to society through practical action. A company may not change the whole world, but if it can change the destiny of one person, let a family see hope again, or let an elderly person feel dignity and warmth, then that effort has real value.