Dream Chaser Wings

When Ding Xiaopeng was eight years old, his hands were exposed to high-voltage electricity and he was in danger. After four surgeries, his arms were amputated at a high position to save his life. Since then, he has suffered many hardships and relied on his personal perseverance to practice writing, eating and other life skills with his feet. He has gradually emerged from the predicament and grown into a strong person in life. He won the world championship in long-distance running for people with disabilities, but was unexpectedly frustrated when competing for qualifications for the Paralympic Games. After retiring, he failed to start a business many times, but he got up again and again, found a career that suited him, and found his love through bumps and bumps. On the road of life, I keep thinking and have a deep understanding of the meaning of life. I am convinced that the meaning of life does not lie in defeating others and winning many gold medals; rather, it lies in constantly awakening oneself, recognizing oneself, and transcending oneself. The first stage of his growth process was a typical inferiority complex for a disabled person. Through his competitiveness and hard work, he won various gold medals and won recognition from society. In the second half, he began to go inward, and through his own actions, he helped more disabled people get out of their inner haze. In terms of reputation and success, he changed from the past success as happiness to being able to treat it calmly regardless of success or failure. The key is inner fulfillment.