With the arrival of International Day of the Blind, is it a misconception that you can experience th

The International Day of the Blind is coming, but it must be a misunderstanding to close your eyes to experience the world of the blind, because the world of the blind is different from normal people after all. <>

1. The eyes of the blind are really a good thing, which can make everyone see the diversity of the world, but in the world of the blind there is always darkness. Normal people want to feel the world full of gardens, but they can only close their eyes and let themselves fall into the darkness, so as to touch the tip of the iceberg of the blind world. But obviously we don't understand the world of the blind, and their world has its own colors in addition to being pitch black.

When you walk on the road, you will find some yellow bricks on the street, which is also a road specially designed for the blind. However, now it will be found that these blind passages are parked by some vehicles at will, which also brings great inconvenience to the blind travel. <>

2. The visual perception of the blindIn fact, blind people and ordinary people seem to be in different worlds, and even blind people are rarely seen in daily life. There is a lack of communication with the blind, let alone understanding the feelings of the blind. However, if you want to experience the world of the blind, you can't just close your eyes, which is also a big misunderstanding.

Because blind people are not blind to everything, they also have a certain sense of light, and what they see may be blurry or gray. This does not mean that they have no visual sense at all, so sometimes they can barely detect some things in the world. <>

3. Although the blind are compared with ordinary people, the blind lack a pair of eyes to see the beauty of the world, so there will be a lot of inconvenience in ordinary life. Therefore, at this time, we need the care of the society and the help of all kinds of well-wishers. The life of a blind person can be exciting, and there is a job to do.

Closing your eyes does not allow you to truly experience the world of the blind, because blind people have been living like this for a long time, and many of them do not have a memory of color in their memory.

With the arrival of the International Day of the Blind, it is a misconception that we can experience the world of the blind with our eyes closed, because although we close our eyes, the things around us can be imagined by things, and blind people have basically never seen the world since they were born, and the world is pitch black in their hearts!

It's not a misunderstanding, closing your eyes can indeed experience the world of the blind, and it is more convenient for people to understand the hearts of the blind, and people will be more tolerant and caring for the blind in the future. I hope the world treats people with disabilities more beautifully!

There's so much to do.

We live in a social environment, and if we want to be more and more accessible, we need not only technology, but also human tolerance.

1. Blind road. 2. Guide dogs.

3. Traffic lights.

4. Braille prompts.

5. Science and technology. It is necessary to fundamentally address the needs of the blind and other people with disabilities. We need to listen to "us" more.

It is true that normal people rarely pay attention to special groups, and only take the initiative to pay attention to some specific situations when they encounter them. Improving the lives of special groups and changing the views of society as a whole cannot be done overnight.

At the very least, it will take the efforts of generation after generation, starting with a change in attitudes and slowly infiltrating every detail of social life. In addition to concepts, economic development is also needed to a certain extent in order to achieve social civilization.

The feeling of coming out of a small city is more profound, and the big city does have more and more abundant resources, which can make special groups more comfortable. For example, the blind section of the library, the silent courtesy of guide dog passers-by on public transportation, the Braille guide plate of the subway, and so on. The most memorable time was when I saw several college students discussing public welfare projects related to the blind in the Hey Tea Shop.

Although there is a big gap between us and developed countries such as Japan, Europe and the United States, our country has indeed been improving. You can't deny your efforts just because your basic conditions are poor.

When you see a guide dog, don't take the initiative to tease them; If you see that the blind road is damaged, call **to ** department to complain and ask for rectification; When you see a blind person crossing the road, stop and give way. There is really not much that everyone can do, but even a little bit of it is a kind of progress. In the future, educate your children that all beings are equal, and a person's goodness lies not in how strong he is, but in his kindness to the weak.

According to reports, the real world in the eyes of the blind is when you close two eyes, and then open one of the eyes, and the closed eye is the world that the blind sees through the eyes of the blind, there is no black, there is no light, it is empty, it is nothing.

Perhaps, we cannot fully experience the world through the eyes of the blind, but when we close our eyes, we can feel the inconvenience caused by the loss of light, and the deep desire for light.

The eyes are the windows to the soul. The moment we open our eyes, we feel everything around us through our eyes, read books, and appreciate the colorful world. The moment we close our eyes, it's pitch black everywhere, we can't see the light, and fear follows, we can't read, we don't dare to walk, and the feeling of just losing the light can be said to be worse than death.

If you don't close your eyes, you won't be able to understand how difficult the world of the blind is, their lives are inconvenient, the work they can do is very limited, their perception of the world is very thin, they can't see the face of their lover, they can't see this colorful world, they can't experience some of the happiness that a normal person can enjoy. Through activities such as writing blindfolded, going up and down stairs, and crossing barricades, we can experience the living conditions of the blind, feel the difficulties of the blind life, experience the world of the blind, and feel how much they yearn for light.

Since blind people cannot see the world through their eyes, they always encounter various inconveniences in their daily lives. Blind people need more and the right care. Therefore, if possible, please help them as much as possible, and hope that after the development of science and technology, blind people can read and walk through some intelligent tools, and can perceive this wonderful world.

Caring for the blind should also care about their hearts, and hope that all blind people can integrate into society more normally and get a better life for themselves.

I don't think so, because many blind people are born blind, their world is pitch black, and when we close our eyes, we still think about the colorful world.

No. Blind people cannot be seen in this life, we can only feel their appearance when we close our eyes, but we cannot experience their inner world.

I don't think you can really experience the world of the blind even if you close your eyes, because the blind may have to experience a long time of not seeing, and even some people are congenital and have never seen this beautiful world, which is something that normal people can't empathize with.

We can't experience the world of the blind even when we close our eyes, because we can still vaguely feel something in front of us when we close our eyes, but for the blind we are like a black hole, we can't perceive it.

You can experience the world of the blind. When you close your eyes and relax and feel everything around you with your heart, you will experience what the daily life of a blind person is like.

At the inaugural meeting of the World Blind Union in 1984, October 15 was designated as International Blind Day.

In 1984, at the inaugural meeting of the World Blind Union held in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, it was determinedInternational Day of the Blind (White Cane Safety Day) is celebrated on October 15 every year, which for the first time in the world gave the blind a unified organization and their own festival.

Before this, there was no fixed date for the Day of the Blind, and the blind people in some European countries often held cultural activities in the autumn, and called the anniversary of this event "White Cane Festival".

On September 18, 1989, the China Disabled Persons' Federation issued a notice requesting all localities to hold appropriate celebrations on the International Day of the Blind every year, with the assistance of the provincial (municipal) associations of the blind, with the assistance of business departments, in light of local conditions, so as to enliven the lives of the blind and reflect the care of the state and society for the blind.

Visit the intangible cultural heritage workshop to feel the charm of carving art.

On October 11, 2013, the intangible cultural heritage workshop in the west area of Nantong Folk Culture Expo Park was crowded with people and the atmosphere was warm. Zhu Yu, a 53-year-old "Jiangdong Boat King" and mahogany sculptor, personally introduced his mahogany carvings to a group of blind children. On the same day, 17 blind students from the fifth and ninth grades of the Nantong Special Education Center went to the intangible cultural heritage workshop under the leadership of the teacher to experience the unique charm of mahogany carving art.

The blind girl's sweet singing voice won the championship of the solo singing competition.

The 7th Nantong Primary and Secondary School Students Solo, Solo and Solo Dance Competition - Solo Singing Special was held in Beicheng Middle School in Gangzha District, and the city's outstanding players gathered together to show their singing voices. "On the top of the mountain in Nadong, a white moon rises. The young girl's face came to my heart......At the competition scene of the masters, the blind girl Shi Yu, as the only disabled singer on the field, competed on the same stage with other players without stage fright.

Participate in essay contests to record memorable cultural events.

From the time I started learning to swim to the time I knew how to swim, it was like a ......dreamThis is a passage from the essay "Unforgettable Memories" written by Zong Hangchen, a blind ninth-grade blind student in the special education center. A few days ago, the China Blind Association and the "Blind Monthly" Department of the China Disabled Persons Magazine jointly held an essay collection activity to remember an unforgettable cultural activity and solicit essays from visually impaired people across the country. The content of the essay is to record a cultural activity that you have personally participated in, including singing competitions, training and learning, sports competitions, etc.