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The "Red Candle" Youth Association of the School of Teacher Education successfully carried out the hospital's medical guidance activities in stomatological hospitals.

In the afternoon of November 17, The "Red Candle" Youth Association of the School of Teacher Education successfully carried out the hospital guidance activities in Nanjing Stomatological Hospital. 

The volunteers arrived at the stomatological hospital on time as usual. After checking in, the volunteers changed into red waistcoats and went to all floors to work.

In the lobby on the third floor, a gentleman who came to see the doctor saw volunteers wearing red vests. So he came to ask where to wash his teeth. It happened that the volunteers had just passed through the dentistry room to know its specific orientation. So he pointed out the direction to the gentleman. Mr. Wang's thanks made the volunteers full of motivation for the next work. The volunteers on the third floor also met a woman who came to ask about the location of the bathroom. Although the volunteers were not particularly sure about the location of the bathroom on the third floor, the volunteers pointed out the right direction to the inquiring woman after guessing the location of the bathroom on the other floors. The lady also expressed her gratitude. In the lobby on the first floor, there were still many patients who want to take medicine, but did not know the exact location of the pharmacy. Volunteers also took them to the pharmacy with great enthusiasm.

Other volunteers who assisted nurses at the door of the clinic reported numbers, guided, maintained order, and so on. They also worked conscientiously and responsibly on their own posts.

In this activity, volunteers conducted the hospital's medical guidance activities in an orderly manner. By maintaining order and guiding directions, volunteers had made the visitor’s visits in the hospital progressed more smoothly. The volunteers all did their best, and I believe the event will be better and better. (School of Teacher Education: Zhong Jingxian)