Panda & Friends Volunteer Monthly Feature Poster | Issue 9 | April 2026
🎉 Panda & Friends | Volunteer Feature Poster · April 2026 is here!
The April breeze brings warmth as flowers bloom 🌸. In this season of renewal, our Panda Group volunteers quietly stand by, sharing strength with every friend on their cancer journey through thoughtful replies and words of encouragement.
You are like afternoon sunlight through a window—gentle yet powerful; like new sprouts after spring rain—unassuming, yet quietly holding up the weight of hope. Those seemingly ordinary moments of companionship are truly transforming difficult journeys.
This April, we want to extend our gratitude to all of you who have stayed with us: because of you, April is not just a season of blooming, but a time of mutual support and gradual healing 💙.
By Panda Group Volunteer Feature Poster Team: Memecha, Dengdengjun
Da Congming: Admin of the Low Rectal Cancer Group, known for diligent Q&A. Rumor has it that studying surgical videos came with a price: "I'll never eat pork intestines again." Alongside a mysterious talent for "drinking douzhi while doing a handstand," he also carries the quirky story of an appendectomy after skipping class.
Chen Tom: Admin of the Lynch Syndrome Group and a pillar of Q&A in the main group. Once "rescued" by volunteers himself, he has now grown into a skilled "rescuer," a key force in the Lynch group, passing on this help. Outside the group, he enjoys gaming and traveling, switching between different worlds to relax.
A Ming: Admin of the Peritoneal Cancer Group, a caring Q&A helper dedicated to uniting more volunteers. He follows a mysterious "time rule" in life: works no more than 7 hours a day, but spends over 7 hours in the group, making companionship a daily routine.
Pangda: Admin of the Gastric Cancer Group, a core Q&A figure who has silently helped countless members. He loves journaling, carefully placing his emotions and daily life. Occasionally, he retreats into his "little world," where ACG serves as a safe haven. After a good cry, he returns to find reality a bit easier to face.
Yingzi: Admin of the Follow-up Group, clinically cured! Sister Yingzi is the group's "reassurance pill": she shares guidelines, stabilizes emotions, and gently smooths away anxiety. Passionate about work, upright and gentle, strict with herself yet forgiving to others, she leaves warmth in many people's daily lives.
Lynn: Admin of the Hepatobiliary Group, whose blunt yet earnest advice helps patients avoid detours. Playfully "notorious" for her straightforwardness, she's a socially anxious INFP who opens up for others, a Disneyland superfan, and a college graduate with broad interests.
Dongzi: Admin of the FAP Group and a pillar of the Northeast community. Throughout his partner's treatment, he remained attentive and steadfast. His personality embodies a "contradictory aesthetic": comfortable in quiet solitude to process emotions, yet equally joyful sharing drinks with friends, reigniting his passion for life in everyday moments.
Mr. Fu: A "POLE mutation lucky one" and admin of Group 31. Warm-hearted and patient, he always hopes to share his good fortune with others. Outside the group, he's a fan of fishing, barbecuing, and coffee, plus a seasoned "gossip radar," ensuring life is always flavorful.
Zhuzhu: Volunteer in the Liver Metastasis Group, who carefully studied medical materials while accompanying her mother's treatment, becoming a reliable Q&A helper. Gently pulled by procrastination yet fueled by coffee, she is exceptionally dedicated to home decor, using soft furnishings and details to gradually mend life into a gentle, cozy space.