Luoyang's post-90s "creeping baby" Ding turned into a filial piety adoptive father who supported his family by raising chickens

Ding turned to a bright smile

□ Dahe News Yu video reporter Yuan Minwentu

Every year, 3 December, is the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. In Luoyang, Henan, there is a post-90s boy who is known as a "creeping doll", and his name is Ding Zhuancheng. Although he was physically handicapped and never stood up, Dante turned into a very positive and optimistic, and his filial piety to his adoptive father was rumored to be a beautiful talk in the local area.

Ding Zhuancheng, who has reached the age of establishment, lives in Wangzhuang Village, Chengguan Town, Song County, Luoyang City, Henan Province, he suffers from congenital spina bifida, was abandoned by his biological parents at an early age, and his adoptive father Ding Jintuo picked him up from the side of the road and raised him as both a father and a mother. "Dad didn't marry me all my life to take care of me, and without him there would be no me." Ding turned to said.

As his adoptive father grew older, Ding felt his responsibility to support the family, so he began raising chickens in 2017. Because of the lack of breeding experience, they encountered many difficulties in the early stage, but fortunately, the father and son persevered.

Every day, father and son cooperate to feed the chickens, Ding Jintuo uses a cart to push the corn out of the house, and Ding turns into a crawl to greet the chickens to eat and drink. Because of the long time of moving forward by hand, Ding turned into hands covered with calluses, and his pants would be worn out within a few days of wearing.

With the advancement of breeding technology, the survival rate of Ding's chickens has become higher and higher, and the amount of eggs produced has also increased, but it is located in the mountains, and how to sell eggs has become a problem.

After learning of Ding's problem, a well-meaning person gave him a tricycle. After modifying the tricycle to put the brakes on the handlebars, Ding turned into learning to ride the tricycle in less than a day. Ding's home is 30 kilometers from the county seat, and the road is winding, but as long as someone asks for eggs, he will send them as soon as possible.

In 2018, with the joint help of all walks of life, Ding finally completed his biggest dream: to let his father live in a new house. The new house has more than a dozen houses, spacious and bright. Looking at the new house, Old Ding and Xiao Ding were happy to blossom in their hearts.

In the past, in the winter, the father and son could only freeze; now it is snowing, sitting in a warm room looking out the window, Xiao Ding is full of emotions.

At the end of 2017, the reporters first went to their home to see the earthen houses and uneven ground that were rarely seen at that time, and the embarrassment of the father and son was clear at a glance.

Dante's bright smile and open-minded attitude were impressive, "You can't cry, crying can't solve the problem, I can survive, it's the greatest fairness." "Someone once suggested that Ding turned into a city and could go to the county seat and the city to beg along the street. Ding turned to the spot and refused, "I'm just inconvenient for my legs, why should I go to be a beggar?" Can't walk on my legs, I still have hands. Knowing politeness and gratitude is the first impression of many people on Ding, although he does not know the word, he learned Mandarin with the TV, and the word "thank you" is often hung up on his lips.

The reporter has known Ding as a father and son for four years and visits them every year. The changes in their home are not only on the hardware, but the changes in Xiaoding from the inside out are gratifying.

"Now the scale of breeding has expanded, and there are more than 1,000 chickens on the hillside. My biggest wish now is that my father is healthy, and in my later years I dare not say that I let him wear clothes to reach out and open his mouth, at least let him suffer less grievances. Ding turned to said.