Lan Xiaoke·Give the soul a fulcrum

Lan Xiaoke·Give the soul a fulcrum

Lan Xiaoke

In 2002, he was admitted to Zhengzhou Aviation Industry College with excellent results. However, no one expected that one day in August 2003, when he returned to his hometown to help his parents with farm work, he accidentally fell off the roof. From then on, this healthy young man suddenly turned into a high paraplegic who could only move his head.

Faced with this sudden bad luck, he was sad, desperate and depressed, and thought about dying. However, he did not even have the ability to commit suicide. The only thing he could do was to go on a hunger strike, but facing his father's tired face and his mother's red and swollen eyes, he knew that the pressure they endured was no easier than his own, and he really couldn't bear to hurt his parents' hearts.

During those days when he was hospitalized, the family was heavily in debt in order to treat him. That day, while he was sleeping, he vaguely heard the conversation between his parents: "The doctor said that we need to transfer to another hospital, but we don't have enough money. What should we do?" Then he heard his mother's low sobs, and his father said: "I'll go and find out." Where can anyone sell blood? ""Sell blood", these two words deeply hurt his heart. At that moment, he completely gave up the idea of ??death and decided to challenge fate and use another way to stand up again.

During the Spring Festival of 2007, several friends from high school came to visit him and even bought him a computer and helped him open broadband. He was moved to tears.

However, after the joy, facing my own soft hands, typing is easier said than done? One day he saw on TV a disabled man with a broken arm, writing with a brush in his mouth. As he watched, he suddenly had a flash of inspiration and hurriedly asked his mother to get him a chopstick and bite one end of the chopstick with his mouth. The effect was good, so he began to bite the chopstick with his mouth and practice typing on the keyboard. The chopsticks fell from his mouth to the keyboard again and again, but he was not discouraged and practiced over and over again until his mouth was bleeding, which made his parents heartbroken.

After several months of repeated practice, he was finally able to type and surf the Internet proficiently. At first, he tried to write some short articles and submit them to newspapers, but all the articles he submitted failed. Instead of being discouraged, he kept writing and submitting. Finally, on April 1, 2007, "Western Morning Wind" published it for the first time. Published his work, although it was only a short four to five hundred words, but it still made him cry with joy. From then on, he never stopped. Over the past few years, he has published more than 400 pieces of documentary literature, essays, current affairs reviews, novels, etc. in hundreds of newspapers and periodicals such as Zhiyin, Beijing Evening News, and Guangzhou Daily. , more than 800,000 words.

Once, he heard several villagers accidentally say that the chili peppers in the village had not been selling well. The speaker was unintentional, but the listener was intentional. This incident deeply touched his heart, and he wanted to do something for these simple folks in the village. So he began to try posting on some agricultural trade websites, and his father asked a photographer in the village to take photos of the peppers. In this way, the information was more attractive with pictures and texts. Unexpectedly, a few days later, customers actually called to inquire. Later, the number of calls increased. My father conveyed all this information to the folks and sold some chili peppers, but the customers found it troublesome to buy from one store to another, and there were few repeat customers.

Just when he was at a loss, he finally saw a turning point at the end of January 2009. A buyer from the National Pickle Factory in Sanmenxia City, Henan Province contacted him and asked if he could prepare 30 tons of peppers for him within three days. He brought cash to buy it. The stranded peppers were sold one by one, solving the problem of difficulty in selling peppers in the village. He also became a chili sales agent for the villagers. Lying on the hospital bed, he became a famous "powerful man" from all over the country, and appeared on the "Moving Around Me" column of CCTV's "Xinwen Lianbo".

The British novelist Thackeray once said: "If you challenge boldly, the world will always give in." It combines self-confidence, perseverance, love and hope, and uses chopsticks as the fulcrum to play the strongest voice of life. Lengthen the lever of self-confidence, and all the difficulties in the world will make way for success and happiness.

Regarding the road he has traveled, the award ceremony given to him at the "2010 Top Ten People Who Moved Central Plains of the Year" award ceremony was: "He cannot stand, but he can hold up the hopes of the people in his hometown. He has experienced disasters and But he still wants to spread happiness to all directions. A chopstick has become a bridge between him and the world, and the cornerstone of this bridge is his unyieldingness and strength. "His name is Zhao Renwei.