Since 2019, "New Zealand Study Homestead" has established a cooperative relationship with the "New Zealand Volunteer Alliance." They periodically provide various exclusive volunteer opportunities, allowing international students to create more chances and skills through various volunteer activities, which will enhance their prospects for future employment and further education!From 2019 to the present, four years have already passed. Our team has meticulously organized the materials and photos from past events, and now we are excited to bring you a compilation of event highlights and memories.1.February 8, 2019 - Skycity Lunar New Year Celebration EventThe Skycity Lunar New Year Celebration event was held at the Sky Tower in the city. It featured various cultural performances, including dragon and lion dances, Sichuan face-changing opera, diverse ethnic dances, and street performances. The event offered a combination of food, drinks, entertainment, and cultural showcases, reflecting the rich culture of China.2.February 9, 2019 - Northcote Chinese-Korean Lunar New Year Celebration EventEarly on the morning of February 9th, our volunteer team arrived at the Northcote Center to set up booths. They enthusiastically promoted the services of the Asian Family Services Center, distributed small gifts, and provided information about the dangers of gambling, among other things.While volunteering can be hard work, there are also some great perks! For instance, you get to take beautiful photos with various celebrities, make new friends, and earn a highly prestigious certificate that holds significant value!3.February 10, 2019 - Whau District Lunar New Year Cultural EventOn that day, our volunteer team was divided into four smaller teams. One team was stationed at the Asian Family Services Center, where they conducted promotions, distributed small gifts, and set up booths. Another team was at the Lifestream booth, actively introducing products to the visitors, organizing raffles, and giving out gifts. The volunteers did an outstanding job, exceeding the tasks assigned by the booth owners and receiving great praise and rewards.One team was at the cultural exhibition booth, where they engaged children in paper cutting and lantern making activities. Another team was a performance group that combined the sounds of hulusi, bawu, and beatbox – have you ever heard such a combination? Our volunteers are truly multi-talented!In addition to all this, we also had a variety of leisure and entertainment activities：Auckland Spring Orchid Exhibition：Spring is the time when most orchids come into bloom, and this weekend, hundreds of plant species will be showcased at the Mt Albert War Memorial Hall. This is the annual spring exhibition by the New Zealand Orchid Society, once again featuring a variety of rare and valuable orchid specimens.Date: Saturday, September 28, 2019, 10:00 AM - 4:00 PMLocation: Mt Albert War Memorial Hall, 773 New North Road, Mt Alb