During World War II, a volunteer named Doc, who assisted in life-saving work in the field hospital, wrote a sentence on the wall in order to drive away the clouds in the hearts of the wounded and give them the strength to overcome the pain: no one will die here. This sentence brought the strength to overcome the pain for countless wounded. After World War II, Doc became a postman. He firmly believed that he could not only bring mail to people, but also convey happiness to people. Therefore, he always carries a lot of notes with encouraging words: Don't worry, today is a good day, smile often and so on. Wherever he goes, people feel happy. Doc is neither a performing artist nor a writer, but he does what a performing artist and a writer does not necessarily do.
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Volunteers and artists, writers