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面对位烈士的妈妈,我们还能无动于衷吗?
thanks forthe translation ... . u are talented in language. in the west, especially in he business world, those people who know to use right words at right time, right situation tend to have more successful careers. actually it is one of basic requirements for menagment position.
anyway, back to the idea of charity 基金会. i understand that it would be hard for such 基金会 to be established in china due to the culture and historical reasons. for thousands of yeas, people in china expect everything from the goverment then blame everything on goverment (unfortunately, the goverment seems to think that way too ... . there are dozens, if not hundreds, 赵妈妈 out there who need help (to the least, could not afford to visit their fallen sons and daughters annually). it is not too hard to imagne there will be more such cases in the future. like i said in another post, there will be needs beyond the goverment can help or some urgent situations before the bureaucratic system kicks in, then this 基金会 could come to rescue. the charity 基金会 is a long term, systematic approach for those families of fallen soldiers. i am very sure there are laws regarding this otherwise i don't see how that "hope" 基金会 can operate.
(to chinese, bureaucracy is bad word, actually in english, it just mean "managemnt struture", "manangement procedures".. it is neutral )
PS: i apologize that i am kinda pushy on this issue since people here tend to think in a legalized systematic way
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