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For us normal people, we rarely encounter disabled people in our daily lives, and even if we do, it is only in passing. We rarely really understand their daily lives, their family members, their emotions, their income, their confusions, their quality of life, etc. Unfortunately, my third brother is also a disabled person. He is a deaf-mute. For decades, we have been living with him day and night. The growth process of the third brother is vivid in my mind. I want to record some ordinary and real examples in the life of the third brother through writing, so that the public can understand the real life of the deaf-mute and some of the psychological collisions and confusions of deaf-mute families. I can make a small contribution to the cause of the disabled in our country, and also add a little bit of color to our country's civilized and harmonious society.