In November, Shanghai's autumn atmosphere gradually deepened, with fallen leaves as golden as gold. The 7th China International Import Expo came to a magnificent end in the embrace of this city, leaving behind golden memories all over the place. Dai Huangyi, Wu Jingyi, and Si Zhihui, three students from the 2024 HEBM program at East China Normal University's Asia Europe Business School, actively participated in this international event as "Little Leaf" volunteers. They not only contributed their own strength to the smooth progress of the CIIE, but also brought the charm of our college to the international stage. From the reception at the opening ceremony to assisting the Hongqiao Forum, their professionalism and smiles have become a beautiful scenery of the CIIE.

Volunteer. Dai Huangyi 

Hello everyone, I am Dai Huangyi, from the 2024 Marketing major at Asia Europe Business School. As a "little leaf" at the 7th China International Import Expo, I feel deeply honored and responsible. In this year's CIIE, I had the honor of serving as a volunteer for the opening ceremony and the Hongqiao International Economic Forum, mainly responsible for the reception and guidance of the waiting and exchange segment of the opening ceremony, as well as the on-site guidance task of the Hongqiao International Economic Forum.

As one of the "little leaves" closest to the opening ceremony, my heart is filled with tension and excitement. This is not only an opportunity for service, but also a unique experience of facing the world. When I stood in the venue and brushed past important guests such as politicians, business leaders, and media representatives from various countries, I could clearly feel the extraordinary significance of the CIIE. It is not only an important window for China's opening to the outside world, but also an important platform for promoting global cooperation and exchanges. Every guest's speech and behavior are condensed with sparks of wisdom, colliding with the radiance of ideas.

Volunteer. Wu Jingyi

Iam Wu Jingyi from AEBS. In November, I was fortunate enough to participate as a volunteer in the 7th China International Import Expo and was assigned to serve the opening ceremony and Hongqiao Economic Forum, which deeply impressed me with the extraordinary charm of this global trade event.

As a guiding volunteer, every day's work is full of challenges and rewards. When the first ray of sunshine at five o'clock in the morning passes through the leaves, all exhaustion turns into motivation to move forward. Seeing guests from all over the world successfully arrive at their destination under our guidance, the sense of achievement is truly heartwarming

Volunteer. Si zhihui

I am Si Zhihui, a freshman majoring in HEBM at Asia Europe Business School. In this year's China International Import Expo, I was fortunate to be assigned to the position of opening ceremony and Hongqiao Forum. My main responsibilities are to provide consulting services and on-site guidance for the attending guests, and to assist in the smooth holding of the opening ceremony and various sub forums.

From the moment I submitted my application on September 23rd, I embarked on an extraordinary journey. The selection on September 29th, the first training on October 16th, the first on-site inspection of the venue on October 19th, and the glorious conclusion of the CIIE from November 5th to 10th, every step is remembered in my heart. We set off in the dim light of the morning sun, returning with the stars and moon. Through countless cycles of day and night, I deeply understood the true meaning of 'connecting the world'. Every day, we took the opportunity to communicate with friends from all over the world and experience the collision and integration of different cultures. This job not only witnessed China's open attitude and the power of global cooperation, but also gave me a deeper understanding of "responsibility" and "service". In busy and fulfilling days, I have learned to listen, communicate, and collaborate, and these experiences will become my valuable assets.

Every smiling service and patient answer is a window for the little leaves to showcase the enthusiasm and confidence of Chinese youth to the world. This experience not only enriched my life, but also made me more convinced that through our efforts, we can build a bridge of communication and let the world see the responsibility and style of Chinese youth.