"Lei Feng Repair Shoemaker" Attached To The Disabled 5 Years, 3000 Pairs Of Shoes Repair

Shao Wanqing, a Anyang community cadre in Daoli District, Harbin, is a disabled person.

In the 5 years, he not only became a caring person for the disabled in the community, but also had 3000 pairs of shoes for disabled persons and poor families, and was called "community Lei Feng".

Shao Wanqing, 47, injured three of his right leg due to work injuries.

In 2003, he was laid off from the unit and was catching up with the full-time member of the CDPF. He did not hesitate to make a name. He was elected a cadre in the community of he Bai.

After taking office, Shao Wanqing found that there were more than 80 disabled people in the river cypress community, but these people did not seem to be close to him after contacting him.

At this time, Shao Wanqing remembered his ancestral repair techniques. He wanted to use free shoes to help the disabled to solve some practical difficulties and to narrow the distance between them.

On the second day, he posted a brand "repair shoes for the disabled free of charge" at the door of the community office.

Seeing that no one was there, Shao Wanqing took the initiative to pick up shoes according to his address, and for a long time, everyone opened his heart to him.

With the time to repair shoes, Shao Wanqing talked with them enthusiastically to get a detailed understanding of their family situation and practical difficulties.

Song Jing, a primary school student, is handicapped by her legs.

After understanding the situation, Shao Wanqing formed a love couple with song Jing, helped her solve a scooter and rekindled her enthusiasm for going to school.

Gradually, Shao Wanqing's shoe repair plaque had another phone number, which was built by Lao Shao for disabled disabled residents who had difficulty walking.

In the 4 years of working in the River Park community, Shao Wanqing walked around the streets to repair shoes for the disabled. Because of their inconvenient actions, although they were nearby residents, he often had to walk for half an hour to deliver a pair of shoes or do one thing.

The residents of the community are deeply moved by his behavior. The handicapped people regard him as a caring person and have the initiative to ask him to help him with any difficulties.

After the Spring Festival this year, Shao Wanqing was pferred to the Anyang community to work for the disabled.

He brought his "old tradition" here, and the scope of free shoe repair also extended to poor families and widows and widows.