The so-called obligor refers to an individual or unit with legal obligations and responsibilities. In social life, many times, people need to bear some obligations, such as individuals need to abide by laws and regulations, and units need to abide by industry norms and assume social responsibilities. These obligations are not only a sense of responsibility, but also an indispensable part of social life.

In our life, we may meet volunteers at any time. For example, staff in public places need to maintain public order and safety; Doctors and nurses need to take care of patients; Family members also need to undertake corresponding obligations, such as taking care of the elderly and children. Enterprises also need to undertake some social responsibility obligations, such as environmental protection and charity.

As a responsible person, fulfilling obligations is the basic requirement of each of us. How to fulfill your obligations? The reason is simple: legally and reasonably fulfill the obligations required by law. Including not violating laws and regulations, fulfilling contracts on time, safeguarding social interests, and assuming public responsibilities. Only when everyone can fulfill their obligations can the whole society be more harmonious and stable.