If you have the ability, give it; if you can't help it, take it! " Hunger and plague hit vulnerable, and nearly 300 million people around the world need food assistance.

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The virus lingers, and poverty and hunger follow. After the outbreak of pneumonia in Wuhan, the measures of closing cities and keeping social distance have changed human behavior, gradually led to chronic social diseases, economic stagnation, and widened the gap between the rich and the poor.

There are spaghetti, vegetables and fruits in the wooden boxes around the corner, and the small blackboard says, "give if you have the power; if you can't help it, take it!" Ewa, the owner of the fruit store, puts in fresh fruits and vegetables every day, as well as silent donations from kind-hearted people. A month after closing, Eva said she promised her son that she would tide over the difficulties with those in need when she reopened the store. "even if there is a threat of an epidemic, we are lucky that some people even have problems eating."