Successful stories of disabled people at home and abroad 1: I want to fly without my arms.
Yang Pei, female, Han nationality, born in 1990, is physically disabled and comes from Pingli County, Shaanxi Province. At the age of 9, he was electrocuted with high voltage. Although he lost his arms, he remained optimistic and never gave in to fate. Now Xiao Yangpei and her mother have gone to work in Beijing. She has always had a wish. When she has a sum of money, she will continue her studies and then do what she likes. She especially likes singing and dancing, and hopes to have her own disabled art troupe in the future.
Yang Pei, who lives in Meng Xi Street Village, Xinglong Town, Pingli County, Ankang City, Shaanxi Province, has many restless factors. The transformer in the village is placed in the middle of the village, and children always like to pull the stay cables of high-voltage poles when they come and go. When she was 9 years old, she went to school after lunch one day. She used to pull the stay cable by hand. Unexpectedly, the stay cable was loose and hit the high-voltage line.
Fate changed the course of her life in an instant. Amputation, for her who has not yet started a brilliant life, means the abandonment of her studies and the loss of her life.
Since then, the family has become more difficult, and parents have to make other arrangements: the father stays at home with his brother, and the mother takes her out to work to earn money. Without hands, life is difficult to take care of itself, let alone work to make money. Xiao Yangpei slowly practiced using his feet instead of his hands, and developed a pair of flexible feet. But the reality is too cruel. No unit is willing to accept Yang Pei without hands. In desperation, she chose to beg.
Yang Pei knows very well that disabled people must be self-reliant and confident before they can stand on their own feet. Self-improvement requires your own skills. Without professional knowledge, one cannot find a job. Even if there is a job, it will be eliminated sooner or later. She wants to find a suitable major according to her own conditions, and then study hard to make a difference in society. Her current begging is to collect money, and her dream is to save enough money to finish her studies, so that she can be educated and knowledgeable and be a disabled person. Her favorite thing to do is dancing. Her dream is to be an artist and dancer without arms.
Yang Pei never lost his dream of life and firmly believed that he could survive in adversity. She is ordinary, as ordinary as a grass on the roadside, unknown; She is extraordinary. She can pursue spiritual sublimation and even beg in adversity, in order to fly.
The second success story of disabled people at home and abroad: the dream of inspirational little boy
A little boy was disabled by polio and his teeth were jagged. He considers himself the most unfortunate child in the world. No one wants to play games with him. When the teacher asks him to answer questions, he always keeps his head down and says nothing.
When spring came, the little boy's father bought some saplings and wanted to plant them in front of the house. He called the children and asked them to plant one each. And told them that whoever planted the best sapling would buy him a present. The little boy also wants to get a gift from his father, but when he sees his brother and sister skipping to water the tree, he hopes that the tree he planted will die early. So, after watering it once or twice, he never cared.
As a result, a few days later, the little boy was surprised to find that it not only did not wither, but also grew a few new leaves, which looked greener and more vibrant than the trees planted by his brothers and sisters.
The little boy's father bought him his favorite gift and told him that judging from the trees he planted, he would become an excellent botanist when he grew up. Gradually, the little boy stopped feeling inferior and began to become optimistic.
One moonlit night, the little boy was lying in bed, unable to sleep, and suddenly remembered what the biology teacher had said: plants usually grow at night. Go and see how your little tree is growing. When he came to the yard quietly, he saw his father splashing something under the tree he planted. He knows everything. It turns out that his father has been secretly fertilizing the young trees he planted! The little boy looked at his father, tears did not know when they came out of his eyes.
The lame boy didn't become a botanist in the end, but he became the president of the United States. His name is Franklin? Roosevelt.
The third success story of disabled people in ancient and modern China and abroad: Wu, the first postdoctoral fellow of disabled people in China
199665438+1October 25th. In an ordinary classroom in the experimental project of Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, a young man with a flat head, sunglasses and a thin face stood on the podium. In front of him is a thick collection of doctoral essays and a blackened crutch.
There is a doctoral thesis defense going on here, and the old professors who have always been picky don't give warm applause. This young man who defends his doctoral thesis with crutches is the first self-taught disabled postdoctoral fellow Wu in China.
Seven months after his birth, a disease took Wu Jiankang's leg. The misfortune and loneliness of childhood have also deeply branded the spirit of self-improvement in the hearts of teenagers.
One evening 33 years ago, a new life broke the tranquility of an ordinary farmer in Danyang, Jiangsu. Yao Jun Jr. was seven months old, and one day he burst into tears. The doctor diagnosed meningitis (later confirmed as misdiagnosis) and finally diagnosed polio. Looking at the disabled son who was still in infancy and needed to be fed, his parents cried into tears. What should his son do in the future? When I was eight years old, I was old enough to go to school. The villagers skipped to school singing "Reading Lang", but he didn't have this? Right? Little Yao Jun, lying in the hospital bed, tearing the clothes on the bed and crying that he was going to school. Reading seems to be his innate complex. Both parents are illiterate farmers. Have they never thought of sending their son to school? In a classroom in the village primary school, books are loud. Outside the window, a child with crutches craned his neck and leaned against the windowsill to probe into the classroom. He stared at the blackboard in the classroom tightly, worried about missing a word or a question. He has no books and ink, so he can only support his heavy body with a crutch and recite the contents on the blackboard with his brain. When the bell rang, he fell heavily on the steps. Finally, on a rainy day, the disabled child, covered in mud and with tears and sweat on his face, dared to open the classroom door without telling his parents. Hey? Kneel down with a bang:? Teacher, please accept me, I want to study! ? The stubborn Xiao Yaojun infected all the teachers and his parents who worried about him all day with an indelible desire to learn. The school made an exception and admitted this special student with crutches.
However, life did not pity him for his misfortune. Because of walking on crutches for a long time, Yao Jun Jr.' s delicate armpits were swollen and swollen. The terrible pain can no longer support the center of gravity with a single crutch. In order to study and not delay the daily class, he simply dropped his crutch and crawled to school by himself. The gravel on the road scratched his knees and elbows again and again. One day, when Wu, who was scarred, climbed into the classroom, a bloody road several meters long was left on the concrete floor of the school! It is recorded every year in the family report of primary school every semester? Miyoshi students? The imprint of. 1September 1976, Wu was admitted to the county key middle school with excellent results and became the only scholar in the township. In the three years of junior high school, Wu not only taught himself all the courses in senior high school, but also studied some courses in college mathematics. In his spare time, he studied English, Russian and German, and taught himself computer application technology.
However, fate did not care for this gifted and strong-willed child.
After graduating from junior high school, Wu was admitted to a secondary school in Wuxi with excellent results. Maybe this is a secular prejudice. Wu dragged a broken leg and finally failed to cross the school gate, but he never put down his beloved book. 1 9 8 1 year, Wu, who was full of confidence, entered the examination room of the college entrance examination and was admitted to a national key university in Nanjing with a score of more than 3 0 points higher than the admission score. It was also because of physical reasons that I was rejected again. At this moment, he understood that fate is unpredictable and unpredictable, and his own destiny is in his own hands. Only by our own efforts can fate bow its head.
1982 In the early spring, Wu became a substitute teacher. Wu has a good knowledge of chemistry and has taught himself a lot of chemical technology. So, in the summer of 1 9 8 5, he stayed in a crisis and dropped out of school to work as a technician in a rural organic chemical plant. Shortly after he arrived at the factory, he found that the products had a low technical content, a small market and a serious backlog, and the factory suffered losses year after year. He suggested changing production, sticking to the production line with crutches all day and solving technical problems with workers. Due to good quality and marketable products, the factory made a profit of nearly 200,000 yuan in less than half a year. Subsequently, Wu was promoted to technical section chief and later served as deputy technical director. 1 9 8 8 In the winter, when Wu was on a business trip in Zhenjiang, he came across a piece of news in Guangming Daily: 1 9 8 9, the whole country will recruit a group of graduate students with the same university education. The news made him a treasure. At this time, it is only two months before the postgraduate entrance examination. In order not to affect the rest of his dormitory colleagues, he waits for others to sleep every night, hides in the toilet with review materials borrowed from others, and studies hard by dim light. Because the light was too dim, in order to get closer to the light, he moved two benches and stacked them together, reading a book by himself at a height.
Finally, a green mail truck delivered the letter from the Admissions Office to his greasy hand who had just come out of the workshop. Opening the letter, he was shocked. He can't believe that his self-study exam results actually won the first place in this examination area. Subsequently, Ningxia University sent him a notice to attend the second interview in Yinchuan. Without delay, Wu simply packed up some daily necessities and rushed to Yinchuan for a second interview according to the agreed time. He was very excited and passed it smoothly. Back to my hometown in Jiangsu, waiting for the university admission notice. At this time, a letter came from the school: because he is a disabled person with one leg, his household registration is in the countryside and he cannot be admitted. I almost fainted when I heard the news. The ill-fated fate played a trick on him again.
On the way to study, two heavy blows did not crush Wu's strong will, but even touched his enthusiasm for studying. He doesn't believe that tragedies always repeat themselves like this. Wu began to petition. Through the long and narrow old hutong in Xidan, Beijing, Wu of the State Education Commission told people about the hardships on the way to school with a crutch and a leg, and showed people the twists and turns and touching experience of the broken leg. Relevant leaders of the Education Commission were deeply moved. According to the relevant regulations of the State Education Commission, Wu was finally admitted to the Mathematics Department of Ningxia University as a master's student. As a result, a disabled young man with only junior high school education was admitted to graduate school by self-study and stepped onto the forum of the university.
1In July, 1992, Wu graduated with honors and obtained a master's degree in Mathematics Department of Ningxia University. Wu returned to his hometown of Zhenjiang, Jiangsu after three years' absence, and took the podium of East China Institute of Shipbuilding Industry. Every day he climbs to the fourth floor with crutches to give lessons to students. Two classes a day, the average healthy teacher will feel thirsty and very hard. And Wu drags a broken leg from downstairs to the three-foot platform every day. What kind of perseverance is contained here? Willing to make a ladder? Dedication! College students deeply admire this disabled and determined teacher. At a school graduation ceremony, a female college graduate gave him this evaluation: Mr. Wu is physically disabled and determined. His tenacious will and serious and rigorous academic attitude deeply touched us and spurred us. He will always be an example for us to learn from? After becoming a university teacher, Wu's habit of self-study has never been lost. In the difficult search, he gradually became fascinated with computer image processing and came up with the idea of applying for doctoral students in this major.
Most of the examination subjects for doctoral students have not been studied, but the review time is only three months. At the same time, he is in charge of higher mathematics teaching for more than 9 0 people. The work is heavy enough, and its difficulty can be imagined. However, Wu, who struggled out of the sea of suffering, knew there were mountains there? Tiger? , prejudice? Tiger? Mountain travel. In hot summer, there are many mosquitoes in Jiangnan. In order to concentrate on study, Dai
Wearing pants and shirts, preparing lessons carefully, and then learning by yourself, paid unimaginable hardships and efforts. As a result, he not only successfully completed all the teaching tasks, but also successfully participated in the doctoral examination.
1993 12 17, a gilded admission notice finally reached Wu's hand. He was admitted as a doctoral student by Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics 14 Department.
During his more than two years in Nantah, Wu's academic path has gone through several turns, from a master student majoring in mathematics to a doctoral student. Test metrology technology and instruments? Major. This means that in these two and a half years, he will master the 1 0 years of learning knowledge of this major from undergraduate to doctoral research. During his Ph.D., he successively transferred to many academic fields, such as control theory, intelligent structure, computer simulation, mechanics, composite materials, modern nonlinear frontier science, intelligent composite materials structure, etc., taught himself more than 3 0 courses, wrote 1 2 academic papers, and participated in the National Natural Science Foundation project? Research on strength adaptive composite structure based on neural network? Aviation science fund project? Research on the shape components of intelligent composite aircraft? Completed more than 200,000 words of doctoral thesis six months ahead of schedule. Heaven rewards diligence. Among the 4 7 doctoral students in the class, Wu is the only one who stepped on the defense desk six months in advance.
1996165438+1In early October, Wu got his wish and will become a postdoctoral fellow in the State Key Laboratory of Vibration and Impact Noise of Shanghai Jiaotong University. On the eve of doctoral graduation, a company in Shenzhen offered a monthly salary of 8 0 0 0 yuan? Recruitment? Male ... in his own words, it should be no problem to find a computer company on the computer street of Zhujiang Road in Nanjing and get one or two thousand yuan a month, but Wu gave up these opportunities. When the reporter asked him why he stayed in the austere academic world, Wu's answer was:? China's overall scientific and technological level is still very backward. If everyone exerts his best ability, it will make much faster progress. The country has trained us to this point, and I should contract some responsible fields. ? Ambition lasts forever, and ambition is getting stronger and stronger. On crutches, Wu stood at the forefront of the world's science and technology and began a difficult trek.