On his thin, tanned face, there is a pair of slightly sunken, large, double-lidded eyes; his eyebrows are thin and slanted; his black and yellow hair is tied into two short braids with strips of calico; The clothes are very old; there is a pin stuck in a hole in the right trouser leg, and he is sitting peacefully in a wheelchair.
No one is perfect, and no one is barefoot. We ordinary people have too many aspirations, and disabled people have too many aspirations just like us. They are physically disabled and strong-willed, and their success is much more difficult than for us ordinary people. These disabled people with good spirits are moving forward bravely on the road of life full of thorns. In order to achieve their lofty ambitions and realize their own life value, some of them succeeded and some failed in their progress. Of course, we give thumbs up to the successful ones and encourage the losers to let them work hard on the uneven road of life. Move forward.
When the Zen master saw a blind man holding a lantern, he was puzzled and asked why. The blind man said: I heard that after dark, everyone in the world can't see anything like me, so I lit a lamp to light the way for them. The Zen master said: It turns out that you light the lamp for everyone, and you are very kind-hearted.
Kindness is a universal language that can make the blind feel deaf and smell. Cruel people choose to hurt others; kind people choose to hurt themselves. If you have good intentions in your heart, there will be angels on your way. Without friends, you will be lonely; without enemies, you will fail.
A blind man walks at night, always holding a lantern. Others snickered and asked him: If you light a lantern while walking, isn't it a waste of candles? The blind man replied seriously: No, I light the lamp to illuminate others. If others see me, they will not touch me.
He wears a pair of blind mirrors, throws off his glasses, skirt hems and cleans his lenses. Dark black glasses. He looked very sad. He was in his 50s. He was wearing glasses and holding a cane.
A blind man rides a blind horse, approaching a deep pool in the middle of the night.