65438+1October 15 is the International Day for the Blind. What else do we need to do for the blind and visually impaired?

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

1, blind road

2. Guide dogs

3. Traffic lights

4. Braille tips

5. Technology

It is necessary to fundamentally solve the needs of the blind and other disabled people. We need to listen to our opinions more.

Normal people really pay little attention to special groups, and only take the initiative to pay attention to certain situations. It is impossible to improve the lives of special groups and change the views of the whole society overnight.

At least, we have to work hard from generation to generation, starting with changing our concepts and gradually infiltrating into every detail of social life. In addition to thinking, we also need economic development to a certain extent to realize social civilization.

The feeling of coming out of a small city is more profound. Big cities do have more and richer resources, which can make special groups feel more comfortable. For example, the blind area of the library, the silent courtesy of passers-by who meet guide dogs on the bus, the braille guide nameplate of the subway and so on. What impressed me the most was to see several college students discussing public welfare projects related to the blind in a tea shop.

Although we are far from developed countries such as Japan, Europe and America, our country has been making progress. You can't deny your efforts just because the basic conditions are poor.

Don't tease when you see a guide dog; Seeing the blind road damaged, call the government department to complain and ask for rectification; Seeing a blind man crossing the road, stop politely. Everyone can do little, but even a little is an improvement. Teach children that all beings are equal in the future. A person's goodness lies not in how strong he is, but in his kindness to the weak.

This society needs more people to transmit positive energy and make special groups more dignified.