Stories about successful people with physical impairments

I think there are many people who have physical defects, but they live their lives to the fullest.

Successfully reversed his life. The role model we often learn when we are children is Zhang Haidi.

The lower half of his body was completely paralyzed, but he relied on his upper body and his ingenuity to write a lot of literary works. In addition, this is one of the more famous sports people in my country, Sang Lan.

I think he was able to overcome all kinds of difficulties, starved so much that the people below him were paralyzed, and he gave birth to his own children. I think he was a world champion when he was brilliant, and he was able to create his own value without replying, and he achieved a lot of careers with his perseverance. They are all models for us to learn from and examples for us to learn, and they have established a spirit of tenacious struggle and unremitting self-improvement.

And some foreigners that we have seen in many news, they basically have no lower body, only relying on their own small body, and then they have created a lot of world miracles, they can learn to swim, and they are also hungry, they have created their own careers, and they have achieved their own lives, I think these people have set a very good example for us in life.

Hawking's significance to the scientific community is self-evident. His main research areas are cosmology and black holes, proving the singularity theorem and the black hole area theorem of general relativity, proposing the black hole evaporation theory and the borderless Hawking universe model, and taking an important step in unifying the two basic theories of 20th-century physics, the theory of relativity founded by Albert Einstein and quantum mechanics founded by Planck.

Perhaps, this is the envy of genius. The ill-fated genius developed amyotrophic lateral sclerosis at the age of 21. His body was badly deformed, and he was only able to move three fingers. Doctors asserted that he would only live for two years.

Hawking's battle with the disease never stopped.

Unable to speak, unable to walk, and still not stopping him from becoming a miracle.

When he was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, he was able to travel on crutches, but a few years later, he had difficulty walking and had to be confined to a wheelchair. However, as his condition deteriorated, his speech became slurred, and in the end only his family could barely understand him. He had to take his family everywhere to be his spokesman.

Stephen Hawking, Helen Keller, Zhang Haidi.

There are many celebrities with physical defects in <>, and here are a few of them:

1. Beethoven.

At the age of twenty-six, he became deaf, and in his later years, he was completely deaf, and could only talk to people through a talkbook, and in the era of feudal restoration, when all progressive ideas were forbidden, he still adhered to the political belief in freedom and equality, shouted for the republican ideals, and wrote the immortal masterpiece Symphony No. 9;

2, Stephen Hawking. Because of Lou Gehrig's disease, confined to a wheelchair for 20 years, he was not disabled, overcoming the problem of disability and becoming a supernova in the international world of physics, he could not write, and even slurred his speech, but he surpassed the theory of relativity and quantum mechanics.

theories such as Xunfeng Da** and entered the geometric dance of creating the universe;

3. Edison.

Deaf in his early years, he invented many things in his life, the most important of which was the electric light;

4. Sima Qian.

It is a model of the disabled Zhijian in the ancient history of our country, and he wrote a historical record after being punished by the palace;

6. Zhang Haidi: High paraplegia caused by an accident at the age of five, but he still insists on self-learning from primary school to university courses, and is proficient in many Chinese;

7, Helen Keller.

Blind since childhood, he learned Braille under the tutelage of Mr. Sullivan, and grew up to be a social activist, actively speaking around the world, advocating for the disabled, and completing the long **If Give Me Three Days of Light.

A young boy who was born with a defect and went through 27 surgeries at birth to look like a normal person, even so, in the eyes of ordinary people, he is still a "monster". So he was educated at home and wore a space mask on his head to protect himself.

The most shocking of the inspirational deeds of celebrities with physical defects known is none other than Uh-Hochul. Fractured, um, he was born without legs, um, he just stood on his belly, but he did a lot of sports, and she gave global speeches, inspired and inspired countless people, and he was a very positive and optimistic person himself.

Overcoming physical obstacles, and his spirit succeeded in attracting the sincere love of a woman, they got married, and had three lovely healthy children. Well, I think anyone who sees his deeds will be inspired. He was mentally sounder than the average able-bodied.

Aug. 12 -- Many writers like to write biographies of the dramatic lives of celebrities, but they don't know that in the Rio Olympics, there is also such a group of sweaty athletes, who themselves are a wonderful inspirational legend.

Xu Lijia: Persistence is because of love.

In the fifth and sixth rounds of the women's laser redier class of the regatta that ended in the early morning of the 11th, Beijing time, Chinese player Xu Lijia ranked eighth and twelfth respectively, and the overall score temporarily fell from first to fourth.

At the 2012 London Olympics, Xu Lijia won the women's singles championship in the sailing laser redtier class with a net score of 35 points. In the past 15 years of sailing practice, she has overcome unimaginable difficulties with her tenacious perseverance and incomparable love for sailing, and has become the first Chinese sailing Olympic gold medalist.

However, many people don't know that Xu Lijia has some congenital defects in her body: she is visually impaired in one eye and is almost blind, and she has hearing defects in her right ear and is not hearing enough. Although the road ahead was difficult, her love of sports did not stop her from moving forward.

She made her debut at the age of 9 and in 2003 she switched from a smaller-class OP-class sailboat to a larger-class event and began to practice European class sailing. Just as she was preparing for the Olympics, she had a tumor in her left leg that needed to be surgically removed. After a few months of recuperation after surgery, she unfortunately missed the 2004 Athens Olympics.