1. promote society progress 2. love and peace 3. Infinitely achieve utopia or communism because of the assistance from the whole society

1. selfless contributions
2. willing to help others
3. without expecting any returns
4. Spirit of Lei Feng
   1. The spirit of communism
   2.  Serve to people
5. It is the greatest kindness
6. Love for peace, courage, persistence, resilience, self-improvement 

1. Cons - 

1. How to solve the ethical issues caused by volunteerism?

Broadly speaking, you can volunteer in one of five ways locally:

Learn about the place you’re visiting

Getting ready to go

Your life at home

Your health

Security and Safety

Personal Finances Abroad

What to pack

In-country do's and don’ts

Three rights of international volunteers

• Feel valued. Whatever your volunteer task, you should feel that your time and contribution are valued.
• Negotiate your volunteer role. Find yourself in a volunteer position that just isn't working for you? It’s OK to your volunteer manager or supervisor to discuss ways you might be able to shift your role or take on another project or position. And if you still can't find a good fit…
• Leave. Not a decision to be made lightly, but if after talking to and working with your volunteer manager or supervisor, you still feel unhappy, unappreciated, or unsatisfied with your volunteer experience, it’s OK to leave. Ideally with notice.

Three responsibilities of international volunteers

• Follow through on your obligations. Unless you are deeply unhappy with your situation, do what you say you'll do, whether it's honoring the volunteer role and schedule you agreed to, or providing ample notice if you're unable to perform your tasks or responsibilities.
• Communicate your needs. Feel like your work isn't meaningful? Not what you thought you'd signed up for? Or just bored and ready for something else? Talk to your volunteer manager or supervisor, providing specifics about your dissatisfaction and ways to make it better. If you don't let them know that you're not satisfied they can't work with you to improve the situation.
• Honor the organization's investment in you. While you may be donating your time, you are not a free resource to the organization. They’ve invested invaluable time—and probably also training, tools, and other resources—in supporting you.

• _{https://www.idealist.org/en/volunteer-resources/guidelines-for-international-volunteering}
• _{https://www.globalcitizen.org/en/content/volunteering-locally/}

• Religion shapes code of conduct, moral standards, awareness of tradition, and so on.
• The influence from a family's culture shapes children's world outlook from a young age. Fundamentally, children would learn to distinguish good and evil.
• Entering school, young adults would gain overall standards that would help individuals survive and sustain later in his/her social life. Some values and beliefs are formed under the school system's standards.

• Different doctrines of religions can reflect people's different, core social concepts under different cultural backgrounds.
• However, many religions advocate good and reject evil, which reflects the essence of human nature and development.
• What a person believes in can often determine his future direction, because the pursuits of the spiritual world can often show one's attitude for life.