As a Tzu Chi USA HQ Region volunteer, I have been very fortunate to have worked with and been well acquainted with Brother Han for eight fruitful years. To this day, I am in awe of and have so much respect for how he was able to dedicate so much time and heart to every corner of Tzu Chi USA's missions and programs, especially to the Sutra Adaptation performance team, which he participated in religiously. Anyone who has participated in a Sutra Adaptation performance will tell you that it takes tremendous dedication and practice, and Brother Han made every performance seem as though it were effortless. I saw him in more Sutra Adaptation performances than I can even recall. I always looked forward to seeing him perform in the ‘Thousand Eyes, Thousand Hands Guanyin Bodhisattva’ performance, and now, reflecting on his life’s work with Tzu Chi, I feel that he truly [channeled the spirit of great love in his performances and in everything he did]. For volunteers, disaster survivors, and people from all walks of life, he was a person who embodied the change he wished to make and inspired others by leading by example for younger generations. Regardless of his workload with the Executive Team, he was always willing to help anyone in need and he listened to others with sincerity and nothing was ever too large or too small for his attention. To all those who knew him, he truly did have a thousand giving hands.