Huayuanjing Yongshenghua students sold more than 70 works for charity, and the proceeds of 100,000 were donated to visually impaired groups

More than 70 art works created by "Hua Yuan Jing" Eternal Flower students were sold for charity, and all the proceeds of NT$100,000 were donated to the "Kaohsiung City 123 Visually Impaired Chasing Wind Synergy Association". (Photo by reporter Su Funan)

The fifth "White Cane Preserved Flower Charity Exhibition" targets visually impaired groups. More than 70 works of art were created by the "Hua Yuan Jing" Preserved Flower students. A charity sale was held at the Intercontinental Hotel in Kaohsiung yesterday (3rd) afternoon. All the proceeds of NT$100,000 were donated to the "Kaohsiung City 123 Visually Impaired Chasing Wind Car Association".

Everlasting flower artist Lin Xiaoshuang has organized charity sales for animal protection and disadvantaged groups for five consecutive years. This year, the focus is on visually impaired groups. Lin Xiaoshuang said that because her mother suffers from hereditary night blindness, during the examination 40 years ago, the ophthalmologist predicted that "my mother's eyes will be like light bulbs. Slowly the lights will go out and the world will go dark...". Last year, Lin's mother became completely blind. Lin Xiaoshuang was reluctant and helpless, so she decided to use the art of everlasting flowers to help visually impaired groups.

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More than 70 art works created by teachers and students of "Hua Yuan Jing" were sold for charity. Among them, Lin Xiaoshuang's 80x80 cm work titled "Moving the Forest into Kaohsiung Intercontinental" was the most eye-catching. Lin Xiaoshuang said that because visually impaired friends have less opportunities to enter the forest, she moved the forest to the hotel and experienced it through the five senses of touch and smell, so that the beauty of the forest would not be absent due to sight.

Guests who attended this charity event were asked to sign autographs with their eyes closed, experiencing first-hand the inconvenience of the visually impaired. Partners of the Kaohsiung City 123 Visually Impaired Chasing Wind Synergy Association also sang at the scene, thanking all walks of life for their care with beautiful and lively songs, including Shengji Construction, Yingchuan International Biotech, Yingchaxiang, JOMODEL, Abc Lions Club, Sole Ocean, Jishi Traditional Chinese Medicine Group, Kaohsiung Model Association and other units were present to participate in the event.

The eternal flower artist Lin Xiaoshuang created "Moving the Forest into Kaohsiung Intercontinental" to allow visually impaired friends to experience the beauty of the forest through touch and smell. (Photo by reporter Su Funan)

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