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Tan Aik Hock<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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After laying a solid foundation for his career, Chen Yifu, in the spirit of advocating morality, justice, etiquette and filial piety, actively participated in social welfare undertakings in New Zealand and China. He devoted money to charity, was charitable and charitable, and was even more concerned about the work of building friendship between hometowns. in every possible way. In 2010, at the age of 40, he was elected as the chairman of the Nan'an Association and was the youngest leader of the clan association in my country at that time. Since then, he has plunged headlong into social activities. Shang has served as the chairman of the 12th World Nan'an Friendship Association, vice chairman of Pengfeng Palace, director of the Chinese clan association and deputy director of the youth group, deputy financial director of the Fujian Association, sponsor of Qingqing School, Yu Cultural consultant of Lang Feng Shan Temple, honorary chairman of Yuhua District Citizens\u2019 Advisory Committee, director of Chinese Community Self-Help Council Trust Bureau, etc.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

When you are rich, you think about your origins and benefit your country. The person who had the most profound influence on Chen Yifu was his uncle Chen Shuijun, who was praised by the founding father of the People's Republic of China, Xi Chengzhi, as \"whose sincerity leads to gold and stone.\" He founded the \"Revitalizing China Education Foundation\" in 1978. In the past forty years, He spent most of his life's wealth on teaching and running schools. In 2012, Chen Shuijun's old uncle passed away at the age of 93, leaving many cultural and educational charity projects in his hometown of Nan'an to Chen Yifu to take over. Currently, Chen Yifu's main positions in China include: Chairman of the 2nd World Quanzhou Youth Federation, Executive Director of the First Quanzhou Overseas Exchange Association, President of Fujian Shishan Pengfeng Welfare Foundation, Permanent Honorary President of Nan'an Charity Federation, Honorary Chairman of Shishan Middle School, Honorary Chairman of Nan'an Pengfeng Middle School, Vice Chairman of Nan'an Pengfeng Langyi Foundation, etc. These group positions in Xinjiang High School embody the continuation of the Nan'an spirit and are engraved with the historical imprint of our ancestors' voyages to Nanyang. In 2011, while serving as the executive chairman of the Nan'an Guild Hall, he organized the \"Nan'an Tour with Children to Find Their Roots\". One hundred and thirty-six villagers, old and young, traveled together. This not only fulfilled the dream of the Nan'an folks to return home and pay respects to their ancestors, but also successfully built the Guild Hall and ancestral home. communication platform. This \"Travel to Nan'an with Children to Find Your Roots\" allows the descendants of Nan'an in Singapore to better appreciate and feel the cultural connotation of Nan'an, understand the local customs and customs of Nan'an, and strengthen the cultural awareness that \"people in the two places share the same ancestors and gods share the same origin\".<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Nan'an Guild Hall is a township group that first had a temple and then a guild hall. When Chen Yifu was restoring Fengshan Temple, he planned a new idea for fundraising: \"throwing bricks to attract jade\", using local materials to package the century-old \"ox-treading bricks\" on the old wall into collectible souvenirs, and giving them to benefactors who donated more than 5,000 yuan. Weng, because the pronunciations of \"brick\" and \"earn\" are similar, and the slogan was based on the name of King Guangze: \"Loyalty and gratitude, the world will be filled with happiness\", and nearly one million yuan was raised in an instant. After Fengshan Temple was renovated, it won the Excellence Award in UNESCO's \"Asia-Pacific Cultural Assets Preservation Awards\". In addition to affirming the construction principle of \"restoring the old as before\", the reuse and fundraising method of \"ox treading bricks\" with humanistic care also Very seriously.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

As a third-generation ancestral villager and the youngest association leader in Singapore, Tan Yik Fook emphasized that the current function of clan associations is different from the role it played in the past. At present, there are fewer and fewer members who need the help of the clan and township groups. Therefore, Nan'an Guild Hall will next focus on cultural inheritance and education improvement. Nan'an Guild Hall itself has a unique Nan'an spirit. It is an important dialect group culture in the Fujian family and an important ethnic culture of Quanzhou Prefecture. Nan'an spirit includes belief culture, charity culture, corporate culture, surname culture (tribal culture) and art world culture, etc. In order to continue to carry forward the Nam On spirit of Singapore Nam On Huay Kuan and preserve the long-standing traditional culture, Tan Yik Fook is willing to lead the way, gather forces from all directions, constantly advance with the times, lead all colleagues of Nan On Huay Kuan to climb new heights, and jointly promote Nan On Yi. The giant wheel of group progress and development.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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