In Bantislay County, Siem Reap City, Cambodia, both Chinese and Cambodian demining teams are conducting demining operations. The picture shows the interviewees searching and rescuing a ruin in Antakia City, Khathai Province, Türkiye. The picture shows the interviewee providing a teaching site under the Confucius Institute of Tbilisi Free University in Georgia, where the Tbilisi Free School held the "Winter Solstice Chinese Day" event, with Mariam (right) serving as the host. The picture shows the students from Sheftuma Elementary School in Oromia, Ethiopia. In the face of natural disasters, Bu Yuan resolutely carried out rescue efforts in the disaster area; Carrying out operations in mined areas, fearing no risks and safeguarding the peace of one side; Create a caring restaurant and sow hope for the future; Promoting cultural and cultural exchanges and promoting people-to-people communication... Chinese and foreign volunteers from all walks of life promote the spirit of dedication, friendship, mutual assistance, and progress, and write touching stories of building a community with a shared future for humanity with love and goodwill around the world. Bringing positive changes to the development of the village, "said our reporter Liu Hui. In a dense forest in Bantislay County, Siem Reap City, Cambodia, several Cambodian mine clearance team members are carefully surveying with detectors. The demining team has discovered a mine, but cannot determine the specific type. Please ask the explosive disposal team to come and inspect it. "Upon hearing the call of the demining team, Xiao Yao, a demining volunteer from the Beijing Pinglan Public Welfare Foundation, immediately went to assist in the investigation, fully armed. Cambodia is one of the countries most severely affected by landmines. The decades long war of the last century resulted in millions of unexploded landmines and other unexploded ordnance still present in the country, causing a profound disaster to the Cambodian people. Thunder strikes pose a threat to the safety of the Cambodian people and also constrain economic and social development. China has always been very concerned about the issue of landmines in Cambodia and has made active efforts with the international community to clean up the country's landmines and rebuild its homeland. Since 1999, China has provided mine clearance assistance to Cambodia multiple times through organizing mine clearance training courses, providing mine detection and clearance equipment, and sending experts to provide on-site guidance. In 2018, under the guidance of the Chinese Civil Society International Exchange Promotion Association, the Beijing Pinglan Public Welfare Foundation, as the signing agency of the Cambodia Public Welfare Demining Project, officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Development Project Cooperation with relevant Cambodian institutions to carry out pilot demining work near Angkor Wat. Afterwards, batches of Chinese volunteers came to Cambodia to help clear landmines and unexploded ordnance, and to provide assistance to disabled victims of landmine disasters. Chinese non-governmental organizations have helped us clear the land mines and achieve rural development, "said Wu Di, the county mayor of Bantislay County." The efforts of the demining team are touching. "" Adjust the frequency of the detectors to 6, otherwise the detectors of the same frequency will interfere with each other, making beeps and interfering with mine detection. "Xiao Yao said while holding the detector and gesturing to the Cambodian demining team. In recent years, Xiao Yao's work has been related to the search and handling of landmines and other explosives. He introduced to reporters that mine clearance is a highly professional task with a series of standards and processes that require a large amount of manpower, material resources, and time investment. "We have complementary experience and seamless cooperation with the Cambodian side." Da Beng Te Mo Village, Queen's Palace County, Siem Reap City was once an armed conflict zone, and the hidden dangers of landmines and other unexploded ordnance have made it significant