CSR Brief:
CSR is an abbreviation for Corporate Social Responsibility. It is literally translated as “corporate social responsibility”. However, its definition has different differences in different countries and there are different interpretations at different levels of the enterprise.

If the explanation is based on the most basic concepts, CSR is a positive action and response to the ethical, commercial fairness, impartial behavior or public safety demanded by the company.

"Corporate Social Responsibility" can be divided into:
1. The responsibility of the law.
2. Economic responsibility.
3. Ethical responsibility.
4. Responsibility for social contribution.

When enterprises have the ability, they should actively contribute their strengths, such as cultural activities within the company, community improvement activities outside the enterprise, and participation in public welfare activities and charity activities.
Many companies cherish the cultivation of society and give back to the society or the disadvantaged people. They are all responsible for the society.