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I attended a program calling the “ Happy School ” in the holidays. It was given by some volunteers from the universities in our city. There were painting and many other courses for us to choose. These courses were intended to help us left-behind middle school student in the countryside , our parents are working in other cities , make use of our holidays. The volunteers took good care of us, showed them how to do our homework and make sure of our safety. I learned a lot from the interested program. I will attend so programs again the next summer if there is any.

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