Regarding the "Second Uncle" short film, as a person is also disabled, I have something to say

Recently, the "Second Uncle" short film is very popular in mainland China. Originally, I didn't care about what was going on in the mainland. However, during this period of time, many overseas current affairs commentary programs commenting on the mainland also touched on this topic, so I was also forced to know the ins and outs of the matter.

Regarding this matter, I, who is also a disabled person, have the following words to say:

First, whether able-bodied or disabled, each has its own challenges in life to overcome. So there is no one better or worse than the other at all.

2. Therefore, there is essentially no difference between a person with disabilities who overcome their physical and mental disabilities and live a happy life, and an ordinary person who overcomes his own difficulties and constraints and lives the life he wants in his dreams. There is no need to overly deify the struggles of the disabled.

Third, even so, if the disabled are not afraid of hardships and continue to explore, try, learn and other actions to transcend their own limitations, and then affect other lives, so that more people can face life positively. As one of the disabled people, I am also very happy to see this happen.

Fourth, if the inspirational stories of disabled people are used to promote resignation in the face of all kinds of injustices, with all due respect, this is a bottomless trampling and insult to disabled people. Human beings, whether able or disabled, should not be trampled and humiliated like this.

Fifth, the injustice of a society has caused widespread public outrage, and as a result, I have to tell a story of a disabled person who is submissive to divert attention. I have only two people in power who I want to give to the society. This is the Cantonese word for "falling down". How to translate it into Mandarin is really up to someone of insight to do it for you.

In the end, I don't know how many "leeks" living under injustice and oppression were inspired by the story of the second uncle. I really want to say to these people that you will not be angry when you face injustice, but will only use the experience of more unfortunate people to fight for yourself. I am sure that there is no blood in the blood of such people, only chicken blood. Well then! Play as much as you can!

As I write this, I actually feel quite sad. Sadly, because none of what has been written above is not a cliché. It is a pity that such a commonplace in a society with a large population seems to have become a Martian language that no one has heard.