A group of deaf and mute elderly people are watching the spectacular scene of the 19th century military parade intently, and they convey the passionate feeling for their motherland. Such special and warm conversations are not uncommon.

In China, approximately one out of every 15 people is a person with hearing impairment. With a total of over 27 million people, their world is extremely quiet. a pair of hands becomes their most sincere voice. A casual field trip took me to Guan Yinqiao in Chongqing.

Behind the business district, lies a quiet corner, Ye Shui Gou. It was here that we walked into the deaf-mute people and got to know Wang Qin, the person who quietly opens a window for this silent world For 20 years Wang Qing has been like a light in Yeshui Gou quiet and warm lighting a path for this special group to reintegrate into society.

He said, because spring rain is gentle, Quiet and nourishes things silently. We want everyone to be like seeds in the spring rain, taking root and sprouting on their own, and gradually growing into big trees that can withstand storms. Here, sign language is more than just a tool. It is a bridge for everyone to share life and express emotions.

Wangqing often takes everyone out to see mountains, rivers and the whole country. Nowadays, barrier-free facilities, insanity sports, railway stations and museums are becoming more and more complete. For them, traveling is no longer a difficult thing. And the woman We hope that we can bring our culture and our culture to the table But we also want to bring our society to the table In many countries, deaf-mute people are mostly the ones being served.

But here, they take the initiative to put on volunteer uniforms, cleaning streets, promoting public welfare, and entering communities. The shift from recipients of help to helpers, from being objects of sympathy, to Chinese people with strength, passion and the things of initiative. This transformation is the warmest part of China's course for people with disabilities.

The Spring Rain Activity Room offers sign language classes, teaching people sign language to extend communication from society to families. Behind this lies a deeper Chinese philosophy Helping others ultimately aims to enable every individual to stand tall like a mountain Modernization is not just about tall buildings, grand bridges and high-speed trains.

It's also about every life living with dignity and every heart growing with confidence. Wang Qin's story is like a silent spring rain that nourishes everything. Yet, the forces nurturing the deaf-mute groups are far more than just this rain. In 2023, China's law on the construction of an accessible environment clearly stipulates that public places must provide sign language services.

The National Sunshine Home Programme has established rehabilitation stations in more than 3,000 communities. Modernisation belongs to children, young people, the elderly and every life on this land that should not be overlooked.