The visually impaired college students of Changchun University hail from remote mountainous regions. This year, they experienced a truly unique Mid-Autumn Festival. For the first time, they embarked on the challenging task of making mooncakes themselves, meticulously kneading, wrapping the stuffing, and pressing the mold. Throughout the process, they received unwavering support and encouragement from their peers, who actively participated and assisted them.

 

Every year, the teachers and volunteers of Rainbow Missions (RM) visit them from abroad. They also receive thoughtful gifts prepared by RM during Christmas.

 

Through songs, prayers, and blessings, they find solace, gratitude, and love. I often take them on hikes in the park, allowing them to appreciate the beauty of the world in their own unique way.

 

Among them is Zhang Peng, a blind student with a passion for skipping rope. He has achieved numerous championships in the skipping competition. Zhong Bin, on the other hand, enjoys rock climbing. The rock wall is steep and the route challenging, yet he persists in climbing repeatedly.

 

In the realm of rock climbing, he has achieved remarkable feats and discovered his inner strength amidst numerous challenges. However, they are not without difficulties.

 

It’s not that they lack fear; rather, the presence of loving individuals around them provides a constant source of light in their hearts.

 

This light emanates from companionship, encouragement, and their unwavering determination to persevere. It fuels their positivity and optimism, enabling them to face each day with courage.

 

As long as we cultivate compassion, courage, and a love for life within our hearts, we can illuminate our own lives and become beacons of light for others.

 

Every crack holds the potential for light to shine through.

 

We express our deepest gratitude for the loving care and unwavering support extended to visually impaired students.