"Shaking a wheelchair in Peking University" (after reading)

Guo Hui is a female doctor with a disability. She took her own efforts to participate in the national self-study exam and studied undergraduate and undergraduate courses. In 2002, she obtained a master's degree from Shandong University with honors.

In 2002, he took the first place to take the Ph.D. in the Peking University Project and became the first female doctor of disabled people in Peking University.

Think of these, you feel that there is nothing impossible. Just study hard, just fine, no! ! ! For the disabled they need encouragement! courage! Maybe take a cup - eat - drink - take a shower for you. It's all an easy task. And for them? The teacher of Enlighten has taught him to look at him from the perspective of others. Never say how he is disabled. Have you thought about the feelings of others? Those who need it for the disabled are “encouraging” rather than talking about it.

Read this book. You will feel how you feel when you shake your wheelchair to Peking University. I will feel bad in my heart. Some people are forced to learn before they can learn - parents may say: "Are you learning for me? You have to study hard! You will have a good future." In the future, you will be able to get a good middle school - high school - university. The middle of the country is our first turning point and the most important step. If you can't get a good middle school, you won't be able to get a good high school. If you can't get a good high school, of course you can't go to a good university. Some people think that "money" can help everything. Have you thought about it? The money needed in the current state is 30,000-50,000! Think about how many things you can buy from 30,000 to 50,000.

Think about what kind of environment we live in. And she lives in what environment. In the bright classroom. A neat and orderly school uniform! Every disabled person spent his childhood in the shadows. So... let's cherish it!

Beijing Experimental Foreign Languages ​​School, Chaoyang District, Beijing, fifth grade: catherine