The delivery boy with cerebral palsy practices smiling in the mirror. Should we give some tolerance and understanding to disabled workers?

It is difficult for them to live in the first place. Of course, disabled workers should be given some tolerance and understanding. The delivery job is very hard, and there are many delivery guys who wake up early and work hard every day just to earn more hard-earned money. The threshold for food delivery is not high, and even people with no academic qualifications or physical disabilities can easily join the job. It is because of this feature that it gives more people the opportunity to work. Xu Longqing is a delivery boy from Nanchang, Jiangxi Province. What makes him different from others is that because he suffered from cerebral palsy since childhood, his limbs are not as coordinated as normal people, and his face is also distorted.

In order to be able to support himself, Xu Longqing officially became a takeaway boy in 2019. Due to physical reasons, he could not even drive an electric car normally at first and would always fall. Every time he fell, he worked hard. Get back up and continue practicing. After practicing again and again, he finally became proficient in delivering goods. Xu Longqing's speed is slightly slower than others, so he often has to work until night, and you can even see him running around at one or two o'clock. In order to change his own image and leave a good impression on customers, Xu Longqing practiced smiling in front of the mirror at home when he had nothing to do.

Faced with reporters’ questions, Xu Longqing said that it is not easy for people wandering outside, and he hopes that everyone can face the difficulties in life with a smile. His story touched many people. As a disabled worker, we should give them more understanding and tolerance in our lives, and don't make things difficult for them just because of trivial matters, because their lives are already very difficult. These disabled people cannot work like normal people. Their work efficiency is slower than others, and they have more difficulties at work than others. It is not easy to persevere.

The point is that their spirit is worth learning from all of us. A disabled person is constantly working hard to support himself, let alone ordinary people with hands and feet. We have no reason to be lazy.