In May 2026, the early summer wind blew gently, and the flowers on the roadside were blooming just right. On this day that is especially tender due to mother's love, Baoshi Fulfillment holds a unique Mother's Day special event to build a bridge to family ties for busy professionals. There is no need for a grand narrative. I just hope that every employee can put down the work at hand and say to his mother seriously: Thank you, I love you.
The theme of this event is "In the name of love, pay tribute to mother". There is no formality, but three progressive links to let gratitude flow from the bottom of my heart and turn into real actions.

Curtain: Confession - those words hidden in my heart, speak out bravely today
A small "wish scratch card" has become the key to deep love. The cards are not cold task instructions, but gentle guidance - "Call your mother and tell her a little thing she has done for you" "Look at the camera and say loudly, 'Mom, I love you'"... We are accustomed to reporting good news but not bad news, and are shy about expressing our feelings directly. Driven by the encouragement of colleagues and the festive atmosphere, we picked up our mobile phones one after another and dialed the more familiar number.
The moment the video was connected, some people choked up and some smiled with red eyes. "Mom, you've worked hard" and "Thank you for always being behind me", simple words have more weight. Across the screen, the mother's surprised and moved expression made everyone present truly feel: Love is not afraid of being late, but it is afraid of not saying it.



The second act: taking photos - remembering the time spent together with photos
If confession is a moment of courage, then taking a group photo is a witness to the years. During the event, Baoshi Fulfillment launched the "Time Photos" photo sharing. In the yellowed old photos, we can see our mother hugging us when she was young; in the more recent group photos, we can see her gentle side face with her temples turning white.
From babbling to starting a family, from snuggling up to standing side by side, my mother has always been the one who silently presses the shutter but rarely gets caught in the shot. But this time, the friends took the initiative to post photos with their mothers, allowing those family stories sealed by time to be seen and told again. Behind every frame is a mother's ten years of dedication, and it is also the deep love that a child finally understands.



The third act: gifts - those endless gratitudes, let flowers and thoughts arrive on my behalf
After the action comes the mind, and there are surprises beyond the mind. Baoshi Fulfillment prepared a holiday souvenir for every employee participating in the event - a bouquet of carnations in full bloom, which means warmth and blessings; plus a heart-warming lottery draw, the small gifts contained big surprises. Everyone held flowers and prizes, took the company's blessings and their own thoughts home, and gave them to the more important person with their own hands.
After the event ended, the warmth did not dissipate. A colleague said emotionally: "I have been working for so long and I have never been embarrassed to say 'I love you' to my mother in person. Today, I finally said it through the company's activities. Seeing her smile so happily, I feel that I have grown up too."
Let "warmth" become the background of the enterprise
Baoshi Fulfillment has always believed that the warmth of a company is hidden in the emotional observation of employees and in those "unnecessary but beautiful" rituals. We are grateful for the family support behind every employee, and we are willing to add a little fire and a little sugar to this support. Because only those who know how to love can convey love; only those who have been warmed can warm customers and the world.
This Mother's Day, we once again confirm that a better corporate culture is not a slogan hanging on the wall, but the twinkling light in every employee's eyes when they bravely say "I love mom".



