Inspirational Story of Super Speaker Chen Zhou

My father left home at the age of 3, my mother remarried with my brother at the age of 6, and begged with my grandfather at the age of 8. /kloc-at the age of 0/3, he fell off the train and lost 96% of his legs; XX years 18 years old, became a wandering singer, walked through more than 700 cities and performed more than 3,000 performances. Since XX, he has conquered nearly 100 mountains and became the first person to climb the five mountains with both hands. Over the past XX years, he has given over 100 performances for public welfare undertakings, and donated nearly 100 million yuan. ...

This is the true legendary life of Chen Zhou, a legless soldier born in 1980s.

"I want to stand up. I want to learn some skills and earn money to support myself by my own labor."

"When a when, when a when. It's very kind of my sister-in-law. Take care of my little son and give me some rice and salt. You will make a lot of money next year. Give me some chaff, give me more, give me less ... "This is a Shandong Allegro sung by Chen Zhou when he was a child begging, and it is still fresh in my memory. He said: "I have been begging for food and singing for XX years, and I insist on making my life better." Chen Zhou's life is full of ups and downs, which is much more difficult than we thought.

1983165438+10, Chen Zhou was born in Cangshan county, Linyi city, Shandong province. At the age of 3, Chen Zhou's father became addicted to drugs and ran away from home; At the age of 6, the mother remarried with her younger brother; At the age of eight, Chen Zhou, who had only been in primary school for two months, began to wander and beg with his grandfather. They first begged around their hometown, and then moved to Jinan, Qingdao, Nanjing, Harbin, Shenyang and other big cities, living a vagrant life while begging.

1May, 996 10, Chen Zhou, aged 13, wandered to Changle County, Weifang City alone. He wants to go to Jinan, so he takes the train, which is the kind of truck that carries goods. After the train started, Chen Zhou found that he took the wrong bus and went to Jinan in the opposite direction. He climbed down the freight elevator and jumped down. At this moment, the train suddenly began to accelerate. About two or three minutes later, Chen Zhou saw his legs. One was five or six meters away from him, and the other was under his head. At this time, the railway workers found him in time, and the railway police immediately sent him to the hospital for rescue. After the disaster, Chen Zhou had a high amputation and lost 96% of his legs.

More than 20 days later, Chen Zhou returned to his grandparents' home. He lay in a small bed and could do nothing. One day, Chen Zhou climbed out of the yard to see the sunshine. He climbed into the street, only to find that people looked at him like monsters. An old friend also made up a jingle: "Little monster, no legs, one mouth up and down, two hands crawling out, just like a toad." But even so, he still insists on a belief: I want to live and see the outside world. Soon, Chen Zhou found the tire skin tied to him, climbed out of the house, climbed out of the village and climbed to the railway station.

Chen Zhou boarded the train again and went to Jinan, a city he always wanted to go to but paid a huge price. It was winter then. When I got off the bus, it was snowing heavily in Jinan, and the snow flooded the tires and the car body. This stinging pain can't be described in words. Hungry and cold, Chen Zhou found a steaming manhole cover and sat on it just to keep warm. At four or five o'clock in the morning, he was found by an aunt who picked up waste. Seeing that he was hungry, my aunt quickly brought him a pear. Although this pear is half rotten, it is the best pear in Chen Zhou's memory.

From then on, Chen Zhou once again embarked on the road of begging. Soon, the beggar gang asked him for money. If he wants more, he will have food. If he doesn't get the money, he will be beaten. A few days later, Chen Zhou climbed out of the beggar's yard and spent the night in the ditch beside the road, avoiding the beggars. In those years of wandering and begging alone, Chen Zhou, like a stray cat and a stray dog, was often killed and the begging money was often taken away. For a time, a stray dog he sympathized with and fed became his friend, and the dog accompanied him to beg every day. He said, "This dog is also poor. Like me, they are all sons of bad karma. "

Welfare performance in Chen Zhou

/kloc-in the winter of 0/7, Chen Zhou wandered to Jiaxing, Zhejiang. One day, while he was sunbathing in the street, a fashionable little girl came from a distance. She took out a coin from her pocket, and Chen Zhou climbed up happily to receive the money. Unexpectedly, the girl stepped back in surprise, dropped a dollar coin and ran away quickly. For the first time, Zhou Chen realized that it is shameful to rely on others' pity and charity and rely on a broken body to win others' sympathy and beg for a lifetime! He thought: I can't be a beggar all my life! I want to stand up, I want to learn some skills and earn money to support myself by my own labor!

What can I do if I stop begging? Chen Zhou remembered the newsstand nearby, so he took out more than 30 yuan he had saved, discussed it with uncle newsstand, and began to help him sell newspapers, earning 5 cents each. "Young man, you are really capable!" "It's cold, put on more clothes." People began to talk to Chen Zhou in a tone and expression that he was not familiar with. A sister gave him 5 yuan and asked him to buy a newspaper with 3 cents.

Zhou Chen discovered for the first time that earning money through his own labor is equal to others! This is Chen Zhou 18-year-old's "rite of passage". Many years later, Chen Zhou called the little girl who ran away after throwing him a dollar "little angel".

When Chen Zhou 18 years old, an old lady took Zhou Chen home from the newsstand, and the old couple taught him to shine shoes, which became Chen Zhou's second job. Since then, he has set up stalls, sold shoes and socks, sold used books and helped people queue up to buy train tickets. No matter how difficult it is, Zhou Chen is proud, because he feels that he has finally become a person who supports himself by his own labor, an upright person.

One day, Chen Zhou saw three disabled people singing in the street of Jiaxing, and everyone around him stopped to applaud them. The elder is Master, a polio patient, older than Zhou Chen 10 years; The other two are dwarfism patients and disabled people without arms, about the same age as Chen Zhou. Chen Zhou suddenly felt that he should be one of them, so he went over to the master and said, "I like singing, too. Do you want me to sing a song for you? " The microphone was given to Chen Zhou, who sang in public for the first time. What are you singing? Then he sang "Sailor": "He said that the pain in this storm is nothing, don't be afraid to dry your tears, at least we still have a dream ..." After singing a song, thunderous applause rang out around. From then on, Chen Zhou became a wandering singer. Chen Zhou said that labor made him regain his dignity, while singing made him find his dream.

In this way, from the age of 18 to now, Chen Zhou has gone through more than 700 cities and performed more than 3,000 performances.

Singing is one of Chen Zhou's dreams, and mountaineering is another dream. Is it really not a joke to want to climb a mountain without legs? But these two dreams came true in Chen Zhou.