Which is more painful, congenital blindness or acquired blindness?

Compared with the two, I feel that being born blind is more painful. People who are blind the day after tomorrow have at least seen the color and scenery of this world, while those who are born blind have never seen the beauty of this world, so I can better understand the pain of those who are born blind.

There was such an activity in the junior high school where I went to school. The purpose of this activity is to let us experience the difficulties of those disabled people. Some students have experienced physical disability, while others have experienced deafness. What I just felt was blindness. I knew at that time that blindness was really cruel to a person. I can't see so many beautiful scenery on earth, and I can't see my relatives, friends and lovers. Some worlds can only be described by my own imagination. Feeling the color of the sun is a luxury, and only darkness has been with me. This is really unfair to those who have never been exposed to color and are born blind.

So I really admire those who are physically disabled and determined. Maybe the world in their eyes is incomplete, but their own strength will make their lives very dynamic. I will watch part of each Paralympic Games. I will feel their personality charm in those disabled athletes. I feel that their physical or other disabilities really have little effect on them. When I see them working hard for their goals, I will applaud and call them, even though I am not here.

I really think their existence is a miracle in itself, so I will be moved by the speeches of those disabled speakers, and I will cry when I see disabled athletes do their best. Therefore, when we see those disabled people, we can't discriminate against them because of their disabilities. Disability is not our decision. When we see them in trouble, we should help them.