In the bustling and vibrant city of Shanghai, there is a group of people who默默奉献 (mò mò gòng xiàn) their passion and strength上海新茶网. They are the sports volunteers. Whether it is large international events or daily community activities, volunteers always actively participate and pass on warmth and care through their actions.

### Initial Encounter with Volunteers

Every year, the Shanghai International Marathon attracts thousands of runners and spectators. As a volunteer for this grand event, I first encountered this team. That morning, although the cold wind was blowing outside, my heart was filled with enthusiasm上海各区新茶工作室. Wearing the volunteer's vest, hanging the identity card, we gathered in the cold wind, encouraging each other, and our faces were radiant with smiles.

Remember, someone said, 'We are not only serving the competition, but also adding to the spiritual appearance of this city.' This belief deeply touched me and made me realize that as a volunteer, it is not just about completing tasks, but also about responsibility and mission.

### Warm Moments in Work

On the day of the event, although the fatigue of getting up early always accompanied me, when I saw the runners with expectant expressions, my heart was gradually infected by their enthusiasm. As a reception volunteer, we were responsible for distributing numbers and water, and answering the runners' questions. During this process, a young runner from another place left a deep impression on me.

He seemed a bit nervous and flustered. I went over and smiled and communicated with him, 'Is this your first marathon?' After hearing his affirmative answer, I shared some tips about the race to help him ease his tension爱上海. After the race, he excitedly turned back, raised his thumb in the crowd to me, and that moment of communication filled me with a sense of pride爱上海后花园. This is the warmth brought by volunteer work.

### The Cohesion of Volunteers

In addition to the work on the event site, volunteers often participate in various public welfare activities. We once organized a