More than 900 people are expected to compete in the 5th Amity Cup International Table Tennis Philanthropic Tournament in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province.

On July 2, Professor Yang Yang, a renowned Hebrew language expert, Middle East issue researcher, and vice president of the School of Asian and African Studies at Shanghai International Studies University, passed away due to a sudden illness at the age of 53.

Since June 17, the Amity Foundation, together with its partners, rushed to the rescue of the flooded areas in the south of China, carrying out emergency rescue, post-disaster help and recovery of production and life.

A people-pleaser excessively seeks approval and affection by prioritizing others' needs. Pastor Gordon Huang offers advice on changing this behavior, emphasizing self-care, self-love, setting boundaries, and learning to say "no."

This year's June 6 marked the 180th anniversary of the founding of the YMCA.  General secretaries of the National Council of YMCAs & YWCAs of China gave their blessings. 

Descendants of Charles Henry Riggs, who was an American professor at the University of Nanking during the Nanjing Massacre and also an important member of the Nanjing Safety Zone International Committee, paid a visit to the memorial hall in Nanjing, Jiangsu.

In May, the Hangzhou YMCA in Zhejiang held two parent-child reading sessions, recognizing that stories can provide inspiration to children.

Dr. Wang Xuefu, a psychologist with over 20 years of experience in Christian counseling, believes that “cultural analysis” is one of the important tools that can help pastors understand groups with psychological disorders.

Dr. Chen Xin, president of the National Council of YMCAs of China, received the delegation from the Chinese YMCA of Hong Kong.

The faith-based Amity Foundation has a new executive director for its Hong Kong office.