International Deaf People's Day, singing the motherland with silent words

"Get up, people who don't want to be slaves, build our flesh and blood into our new Great Wall ..." Yesterday was the 50th session of the International Deaf people. In Xi ' An bathing sunshine gymnasium, hundreds of deaf people gathered, celebrating the beginning of the General Assembly, dozens of deaf people with unique sign language, "singing" the inspiring national anthem.

After the ceremony, deaf friends also made their own dance, sketch and other programs. The deaf person who lives in Xi ' an city Lianhu District to play Chaplin to attract the whole audience deaf friend: a black tuxedo, hat, cane, unique walking posture, Feng from the performance of the "one also a newspaper" to the Chaplin interpretation of the vivid, applause. Feng "told" reporters that he had been in the country for 8 years and had been to Taiwan. He added: "I realized my value in the continuous performance and applause." ”

Yesterday, a passing old Mr. Wang also came to watch the celebration meeting. He said: "You see, in such a big stadium, in addition to the ring on the dancers costume, audience applause, unusually quiet, see all the deaf people to communicate sign language and face happy expression, such atmosphere for each of us healthy people will produce a strong psychic shock. ”

"Today is the international Deaf Day, what is your most concern now?" he asked. Yesterday, the reporter in the International Festival of the Deaf celebrated the scene of the conference made a small survey, more than 40 people attended. The survey found that the most immediate concern for the deaf was employment.

At present, our province has 2.49 million disabled persons, of whom 829,000 are deaf, accounting for 33.29% of the total number of disabled people. For the majority of deaf friends, the main obstacle to employment is communication difficulties, lack of professional expertise.

The deaf Li Yuxia wrote: "Only when we find a job and earn money, we can live without others, and life makes sense." (Reporter Shiman)