I can clearly distinguish the traffic lights, but I am mercilessly judged to be color blind and have to put down my self-esteem every year.

So, is color blindness really that terrible? No, the vast majority of people have misunderstandings about color blindness, so on the basis of this misunderstanding, society has adopted unnecessary discrimination policies against color blindness patients.

First of all, color-blind people see a colorful world. They can not only enjoy the wonderful scenery, but also point out the differences of colors in the pictures in detail and choose colorful clothes. Ordinary people don't know that there is a problem with color discrimination if they haven't experienced it, because they won't have any inconvenience in life. When we were in high school, our biology teacher once said exaggeratedly: If a farmer suffers from red-green color blindness, he can't tell the difference between green peppers (immature) and red peppers (mature), so he often makes jokes! It is also clearly written in the biology textbook of high school: red-green color blindness can't distinguish red from green, and it is often regarded as gray! This is a big lie! I have the problem of red and green color blindness. I really know the difference between red pepper and green pepper, and I will never regard red and green as gray! I don't know why the person who wrote the book wrote it like this. Did he really ask the color-blind person? Once, my colleague knew that I was red and green blind, so he pointed to a bunch of flags and asked me: which is the red flag and which is the green flag? I was almost so angry! How can you not tell the difference between such distinct colors? In addition, the traffic law makers now lack scientific and objective evaluation and analysis of "color blindness" from beginning to end. They mistakenly believe that color blindness can't correctly identify red and green traffic lights, and color blindness must be banned for life, which seriously deprives color blindness of the right to drive a motor vehicle! It can be seen that both the general public and even professionals only unilaterally think that red-green color blindness patients (the majority of whom are color blindness) can't distinguish between dividends and green, and policy makers simply don't take the time to ask the real experience of color blindness patients.

Secondly, what jobs are color-blind patients not suitable for in reality? I think, except for chemical engineering, biology, inspection, etc., most occupations can be engaged. The above-mentioned pol.ice major, engaged in traffic police, household registration police work, there will be no inconvenience (don't deceive people by not seeing the traffic lights clearly); Let's take accounting as another example. Can't they tell the difference between triple roots and red and green handwriting? Joke! Even the teachers' majors have come to restrict us. Jane doesn't know what they think. The real feeling of color-blind patients is that they can distinguish various colors in pictures (such as pictures in newspapers), and they can also tell what colors are for more distinct colors at once, but sometimes they can't tell what colors are for some mixed colors (or they can't answer until they think about it). In fact, most professions and jobs in society have no strict requirements on color discrimination, but why should we treat color blindness with too high requirements? According to an article written by a foreigner in Reference News, color-blind patients are even more sensitive to some colors than those with normal color vision! Someone specially made a picture, in which color-blind patients can see the beautiful rainbow, but those with normal color vision can only see a piece of red. In essence, in the eyes of color-blind people and people with normal color vision, there is no right or wrong, just as there is no right or wrong between left and right in essence, but the number of color-blind patients is at a disadvantage, so people think it is the wrong side-this is almost the same as people think that left is right early in the morning, so right is wrong.

Third, there are many kinds of color blindness, such as red blindness, green blindness, and weak red and green colors, which should be treated differently. However, the reality is that no matter whether you are color blind or weak, when you apply for most majors, all of them are banned! In all my experiences, doctors have written the conclusion of "red and green color blindness", but I refer to some pictures, and it seems that I am only weak in color, but who will listen to you to tell? Anyway, in people's eyes, you are color blind or weak, that is, you can't tell any colors apart. At least professionals think that you are red and green color blind, that is, you will regard red and green as gray! We can only eat Huang Lian dumb, and we can't tell! But in fact, this is not the case at all! Who will listen to our opinions? Just as as as long as you have hepatitis B, people think that you will definitely infect others!

Fourth, color-blind patients usually bear a heavy mental burden. Don't say anything when you are looked down upon when you apply for the exam. Even in your life, you don't dare to tell others directly that you have color blindness (unless you are old). Because they know that once they say it, others will misunderstand themselves, look at you differently, and immediately use various methods to "torture' you-hey, watch this, what color is this? Can't tell? Ha ha. . . . . Some people say that color blindness will only be discriminated against when choosing a major, so there should be no problem in marriage, right? No, unmarried young men, I believe that nine out of ten will not tell their girlfriends directly about their color blindness before marriage, for fear that she will have an idea when she knows: she will worry that the world in your eyes is gray and that you will harm the next generation! This is the same as people who have hepatitis B, and most of them will not take the initiative to tell each other! It's another matter to find out!

In short, people and policy makers in the society have many misunderstandings about color-blind patients and give them undue discrimination! There are about 6 million people with color blindness in China. In fact, the society does not pay much attention to color blindness, and color blindness patients often rarely mention their physical defects to others and fight for their legitimate rights and interests because of self-esteem factors!