Hi, my name is Dyllan Liu, and I am currently a senior at Northwood High School in Irvine, CA. In the summer of 2018, I attended the Ningxia summer program designated to give out microloans as well as student scholarships for villagers and successful students at the DaGouYan village. Despite having a packed schedule every day, I spent much of my free time interacting with the local children and the school teachers. Every time I talked with the school teachers, they always emphasized students’ incredible passion and desire for learning new things. When the teachers expressed her agony about not being able to provide an adequate education, it provoked my curiosity about the school she works at. The next day, a group and I went to the school to interact with and teach the children there. Walking into the worn-out buildings, I soon realized the harsh conditions these students are studying under. Two hours of teaching later, walking out of the classroom, I was quite impressed by the attitude of the students. Just like the teachers had mentioned, at such a young age - 9 or 10 years old - they had the enthusiasm and eagerness for learning. However, despite their passion for learning, there was no English teacher at their school could teach the material. That was the time when I was once again reminded that these children have just as much potential and motivation as us if not more; all they lack is resources and environment. With that in mind, I decided the help these students learn English by gathering high school bilinguals who could volunteer to teach them. However, I realized that just a short amount of time during summers is not nearly enough to truly help these students who lack resources. Therefore, I founded the club E.F.A (Education For All) to help students from undeveloped areas to learn the subjects that are not available to them. For now, our team - a group of high schoolers who are fluent in both Chinese and English - use the Zoom app to video call the children from Da Gou Yan elementary school to teach them English. Not only does program fulfill the students’ desire to learn English, I believe that a group of American teenagers communicating with them can open up their perspectives. They will look at the world around them differently, realizing that more than the village they live in, there's a bigger world out there and that their existence can be an impacting force. People are born into different classes, into different environments, but their origin should not limit their volition to achieve a better life, to pursue their happiness. I hope that Ningxia will be our first stop on our mission to help more students from all over the world who have a passion for learning but lack an adequate environment. These children deserve nothing less than us!