Creating a Bright Future, Part 9 of 13, Feb. 18, 2007

Whatever we do, a little bit of assistance to any of our human fellow beings is our honor and our duty. It never should really [be] mentioned, but nevertheless, it’s good to say “thank you.” Of course, it’s good to appreciate. It’s also good-natured, also a good virtue to appreciate other people’s goodness. Like this, we encourage more goodness in the world. Not that we really need the appreciation, but thank you anyway. You are lovely people. Thank you so much. God bless you. And God bless the Taiwanese (Formosan) people.

Most of the assistance to the Philippines was done through the Taiwanese (Formosan) brothers and sisters in our Association. So, hereby, we also thank you, the Taiwanese (Formosan) people. You brought happiness, joy, and peace between the two countries. Not only to the victims of the disaster or the war or the persons in need, but you brought peace, happiness, reconciliation, friendship between these two gentle, lovely countries. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. You are the ambassadors of Taiwan (Formosa). Thank you so much again. You are doing much for the Philippines as much as for Taiwan (Formosa) at the same time. And we should continue this all the time. We help every country, everyone that we can, as much as our capacity affords and allows. We continue [to] do that. We do it all the time. It’s our pleasure. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you, the Philippines. Thank you, Taiwan (Formosa). Thank you, all the government officials. You’re very kind to have come to our humble Association’s abode. Thank you so much. You are so kind! God bless you. God bless you. Happy New Year! Again, Happy New Year!