Beihai Dwarf Shoemaker Works Online.

He had a sole on the cones, and the big hands that were not in proportion to the body were very skilled.

His wife, who was also suffering from dwarfism, was guarding him, occasionally helping him to fight.

This is a pair of dwarf couples who earn their living by repairing shoes on the streets of Beihai. The hostess is called Dou Kewei.

If he didn't say, "you wait for me for a while, I will collect the order mail from customers". The reporter will not think he has any difference from ordinary street shoe repair.

Dou Kwei, 43, is from Zhanjiang, Guangdong.

The brothers and sisters in the family are normal people. Only he suffers from dwarfism. When he is several years old, his body bones cease to grow, and now he is only 1.3 meters tall.

He was intelligent from childhood, but in order to reduce the financial burden on his family, he gave up his chance to study to his younger brother and sister.

In 1982, dou kevy joined the partnership and returned 50 bottles of steam and a batch of chemical raw materials for a small beverage factory.

Because the technology is out of line, the factory went bankrupt in a few years.

After that, he went through warehouses, sold fireworks and firecrackers, and invested in shares of fireworks and firecrackers plants, but failed.

Soon he set up a garage again in the village.

In 1996, he handed over the garage to his two brothers and went to Guangzhou.

In Guangzhou, he learned how to make leather shoes with a Shifu, and quickly grasped skilled shoemaking techniques.

In the spring of 1999, Dou Kewei left Guangzhou for Beihai and opened a shoe repair shop in Sichuan Road, Beihai.

He said, "when someone steps up a meter high, they only need to raise their feet, but I have to pay the whole body to climb."

But he is a man who will not concede defeat.

On the day he opened the shop, he set up a store rule: all the disabled shoes were free of charge.

His shoe repair techniques are good, low fees, credit, and most of the customers who repair shoes are repeat customers.

Even in the evening, Dou Kewei had already gone to the booth. Someone was walking along the road, and his shoes broke down and he went straight to the house of tenkwei.

No matter how late, Dou Kewei will serve them.

Two years later, Dou Kewei accumulated a sum of money, developed the shoe shop into a shoemaker store and took a very lucky shop name, "Lu Lu Shun shoes industry".

His shop not only repaired shoes, but also made leather shoes for people with special requirements.

Because of his special style of shoes, he has more and more repeat customers.

Although his shoe store is less than 3 square meters, and it is half a pavement on the street, it is a good business.

Talking to reporters, he suddenly said "sorry", then threw away his work, walked into the room and opened his laptop. "He had an appointment with Q, and he wanted to book a pair of shoes."

4 years ago, nearly 40 of Dou Kewei received information from relatives in his hometown. He said he had found a girlfriend for him, and the other side was also a dwarf patient. He was as tall as he was.

Dou Kewei said he was very self abased and thought the possibility was minimal.

What surprised him was that he met with the woman very soon.

From one person's struggle to the two person's world, Dou Kewei feels that life has become much better.

They didn't have a big wedding. They only invited a few friends to dinner in Beihai.

"Home feels good!

Especially for disabled people like us.

He said that in the past, people need to look up, and now they can see each other with their wives.

Dou Kewei said that laptop computers are more suitable for him.

A big computer is like a pet to him, and a small computer can be put on a small table.

He must read the news online every day, and watch the news broadcast on time.

He smiled and told reporters that many people in the society were prejudiced. They thought that although the disabled were sympathetic, they always felt sorry for themselves and could not do anything. He wanted to change this view.

Nowadays, Dou Kewei often accepts electronic orders from customers through e-mail.

He left his QQ number to reporters and said he hoped to chat with entrepreneurs from all walks of life on the Internet.

Now he wants to be a big shoemaking, but he wants to have a son. "After asking the doctor, the doctor said that our descendants will not be like us."