Armed with a low-voltage electrician's certificate and a toolkit, two passionate young men have created a heartwarming story this summer. Huang Zhiqiang and Huang Songtao, sophomores from Jiangxi Industrial Engineering Vocational College, teamed up to repair household appliances for elderly villagers free of charge.

Their journey took them through village after village, and their genuine kindness has touched many hearts. People have praised them, saying this is the "true model" for college students' summer practice.

On August 17, Alibaba's "Daily Positive Energy" initiative, in collaboration with Jiangnan Metropolitan Daily, presented Huang Zhiqiang and Huang Songtao with the "Micro-Charity Action Award" and a 5,000 yuan reward, hoping they will continue to stay true to their original intention and use their kindness to warm more people.

Huang Zhiqiang's good deeds did not surprise his counselor, Wang Yu. In his eyes, despite coming from a poor family, Huang Zhiqiang is self-reliant, proactive, and always willing to help others. He listens attentively in class, works part-time to support his family in his spare time, and has improved his practical skills by participating in competitions like the Jiangxi Vocational College Skills Competition.

After Huang Zhiqiang's story spread online, the spirit of these two college students in rooting themselves in their hometown and applying what they learned has earned widespread acclaim. Many believe this is the "template" for contemporary college students' summer practice.

To honor this pure kindness and sense of responsibility, Alibaba's "Daily Positive Energy" initiative, along with Jiangnan Metropolitan Daily, awarded Huang Zhiqiang and Huang Songtao the "Micro-Charity Action Award" to encourage the young men to continue shining brightly.

The citation from Alibaba's "Daily Positive Energy" for the two was warm and heartfelt: "One car, two people, one toolbox. You traveled through dozens of villages, waking up old fans that had stopped working and making old rice cookers steam with fragrant rice again. From recipients of government support to young people giving back to their neighbors, you converted the warmth you received into the light you pass on. Over twenty days, more than a hundred households, without charging a single cent. What you connected was not just electric current, but also the goodwill between people. The grateful know best the weight of light. We applaud the 'electrician duo' for bringing the classroom to the countryside and writing their certificate on the land itself!"