Nanjing, China: 24skate #22, May 11 2025


[Comment from me, Clemens: I received this report in Chinese and tried my best to use translation services in the internet to produce an English version. Please excuse possible imperfections]


Dear Mr. Clemens, Hello!

Following the 24skate initiative, Nanjing Longfeng Roller Skating Team participated in the 24 hours skate around the earth supporting UNICEF public welfare (referred to as 24skate) on May 11th.
The Nanjing Longfeng Roller Derby Team has participated in the 24skate more than ten times since 2014.

At 8:30 a.m., the team gathered at the east gate of the Olympic Sports Center.





Mr. Liao Meiyun, president of Jinling Senior University Photography Association, and other photographers were invited to the scene to take photos for the publicity of the event. The team members were led by alternating captains, took a number of circles around the Olympic Sports Center and did a lot of roller skating, about 15 kilometers in the area.





When it came to the session of “Donating to UNICEF”, everyone lined up to share his donation. In the meantime Ms. Lin sang a love song that echoed through the scene. Ms. He took the responsibility of collecting the donations.



A total of more than 50 team members donated 760 RMB (Mr. Li, the president of Thrive Sports Company, donated 200 RMB).



[The writing states: "Payment was successful. United Nations Children's Fund".]


Afterwards, some members of the roller-skating team presented a beautiful musical performance,



and all of us safely and successfully completed the activities and spent a meaningful day.


Please see the links below to short videos of the event:
Video1 24skate Nanjing 2025, 4 minutes [This video proves that skaters and non-skaters can have fun together.]
Video2 24skate Nanjing 2025, 8 minutes

Thank you for your guidance and help!

Deng Zhicheng, Nanjing, China



[The text below the photo says:
      Nanjing Longfeng Rollerskating
      Many thanks, Mr. Peng,
      for your support of children in need
The text next to the QR-code asks you to share this.]



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