(July 28, 2026, Hong Kong) — Staying true to their commitment to community care, Fungsui Culture, together with the SeerQ team and a group of volunteers, paid an in-depth visit to the "Wheelchair Repairing Service" workshop under the 1st Step Association on July 17. Through hands-on interaction that fostered inclusion between able-bodied and physically handicapped participants, the event enabled volunteers to gain a firsthand understanding of the daily needs of persons with disabilities, while delivering support and encouragement through concrete action.

On the day of the event, a total of 20 volunteers from Fungsui Culture and SeerQ, led by the Master, stepped into the workshop floor of the "Wheelchair Repairing Service". There, they attentively listened to representatives of the 1st Step Association explain the challenges and inconveniences faced by persons with disabilities in their daily lives. Under the professional guidance of the " Wheelchair Repairing Service," the volunteers both men and women worked side by side in cleaning and maintaining the wheelchairs. From deep-cleaning the entire vehicle to the more demanding task of replacing tires, the volunteers carried out every detail with meticulous care, providing the most direct support to wheelchair users and ensuring that their "travel companions" remained in top condition.

Beyond the physical exertion, the event was filled with heartfelt connection and mutual encouragement. At the end of the event, the Master specially presented a new book to the "Friends of Four Wheels" and a group of "Wheelchair Repairing Service" masters to convey power through knowledge. Drawing inspiration from "The Creative" of the "I Ching", he cited the phrase "As heaven maintains vigor through movement, a gentleperson should strive constantly to self-improve." to encourage everyone present. The Master remarked that the vitality demonstrated by wheelchair users and volunteers in the face of adversity is the perfect embodiment of that statement; He encouraged everyone to live in the moment, strive for self-improvement, and live out their own brilliant lives.

Representatives of the 1st Step Association expressed their sincere gratitude to the volunteers from Fungsui Culture and SeerQ for their selfless efforts on that day. They believed that such activities can effectively promote the public’s understanding of people with disabilities, break down barriers, and build a caring and inclusive society. The participating volunteers also expressed that this experience gave them a profound appreciation of the saying, "It is more blessed to give than to receive," and they pledged to continue supporting vulnerable groups in the community in various ways in the future.