I want to participate in the national volunteer program in the west and go to Xinjiang. How can I persuade my family if they don't agree?

First of all, you should understand why your family doesn't want you to go. There are usually only a few reasons: security problems, lifelong problems, future problems, and fear of thinking about your own suffering. Try to explain the first three questions by yourself and reassure them. As for the last question, I mainly want to show my determination to go. I can also tell them that actually participating in this program does not mean that I want to go, but it is an opportunity to emphasize to my family that the opportunity is rare. Said he wanted to do something he wanted to do while he was young, so as not to regret it later. I hope they can understand you and let you realize your dream. I still remember a sentence that impressed me: "Time flies, but fortunately we didn't miss every second." No matter whether life is bitter or sweet, it is a very happy thing to participate. Therefore, it is not necessarily an easy life that is beautiful. I hope your family will understand this philosophy, and you won't give up your chance to experience life.