Sichuan Mianyang 3-year-old autistic child obsessed with playing the piano, mom: hope he grows up to be self-reliant

Recently, a video of a 3-year-old boy with autism playing the piano in Mianyang, Sichuan Province, attracted the attention of many netizens. In the picture, the little boy seems to be completely immersed in it, the little finger flexibly swims on the keys of the piano, and the music played is melodious and beautiful.

Nine Schools News interview learned that the little boy's name is Sasso, when he was eight months old, his mother found that he was obviously different from ordinary babies, his eyes were scattered, there was no way to focus, and there was no interaction with the people around him. At the age of one and a half, Zorzo was diagnosed with moderate autism by the hospital.

On January 11, Ms. Li, Zozo's mother, told Jiupai News that she had to divorce her husband in May 2020 due to family reasons, and she has been taking care of her children alone since they were born.

The burden of life once made her almost collapse, after the divorce she was cheated by her best friend, and the failure of the business led to debt. After the child was diagnosed with autism, in order to let the child recover as soon as possible, Ms. Li spent a lot of money to hire a professional teacher to teach the child at home, and then because she could not afford the high cost, she could only grope for skills to teach the child herself.

Half a year ago, she accidentally discovered that Zosa was surprisingly interested in music, "He likes to watch others play the piano and guitar." So I bought an electronic keyboard and tried to teach some simple songs to Sato, but I didn't expect the child to learn it quickly. She also found that Zozo often changed his normal state when playing, and his eyes seemed to have an aura like a sudden light.

Previously, Ms. Li was also a cheerful professional fashion designer who liked to dance, and now, her figure shuttles back and forth between work and children every day, "There is no way, because I am a mother." She said that she would always firmly support Zosa and would not deliberately ask the child for any achievements, "I only hope that the child will grow up in the future, no longer be around his mother, and can also be self-reliant and self-reliant." ”

Jiupai news intern reporter Jia Liyuan