If you have too many complaints about this world and fall down, you dare not continue moving forward... "Walking into the Xin Guang Building of Harbin Special Education School, the reporter was attracted by a burst of singing. The performer is a band composed of five visually impaired children who are rehearsing for a performance on May 21st, National Day of Assistance for the Disabled. The children skillfully play various instruments such as drums, guitars, basses, and electronic organs, with a relaxed and determined melody. We chose this song, which not only sounds good, but the lyrics also encourage us, "said lead singer and guitarist Xuan Sitong. This part of the hand needs to be placed here. "Music teacher Hou Qingyou placed the students' hands in the correct shape and placed them on the corresponding keys. I am also a visually impaired person, and I can empathize with students more. I know how to teach them how to master it faster, "Hou Qingyou said. Over the past 26 years of teaching, he has taught students whatever musical instrument they want to learn, trying to bring a colorful sound world to visually impaired children as much as possible. Harbin Special Education School provides 37 interest courses in six major categories for children, including folk music, wind music, table tennis, basketball, baking, fish skin painting, weaving, and makers. Through a diversified class approach, Harbin Special Education School enriches the extracurricular life of deaf and visually impaired students. Children in lower grades can choose courses that interest them, while students in higher grades can choose their future career directions based on their interests, "said Ding Lihui, the principal of Harbin Special Education School. In the gym, hearing-impaired students Wang Chaoyang and Wang Naixin are piloting drones through the obstacles, preparing for the upcoming youth drone competition. Our children have participated in multiple provincial and national competitions, competing with healthy students on the same stage and achieving good rankings. "Information technology teacher Zhang Dezhi said that although deaf students cannot hear, they have strong observation abilities and are more likely to settle down and study. 1 minute, 6 seconds, knocked down; 1 minute, 21 seconds, not dropped ", a blank sheet of paper filled with the children's own recorded practice results. They are all very attentive and not inferior to healthy children in this project, "said Zhang Dezhi. VR glasses, 3D printers, drones, robots... In the Maker Classroom, various intelligent devices are arranged neatly, allowing special education children to experience popular technology products in the first place. Wang Zhaoyang said, "I have always been curious about this kind of technology product. I began to learn how to use it after the school had an intelligent device. I hope I can choose this major to continue my study in the future." "Hurry up, the film will start soon." After lunch, the 10-year-old Song Jun's family led his friends to run into the screening room along the tactile paving. The "Guangming Cinema" project at Communication University of China has brought carefully crafted accessible movies to children in the school. At Harbin Special Education School, visually impaired students are watching movies. Xinhua News Agency reporter Dai Jinrong's filming of accessible films is not just about simply telling the visuals, but also about carefully polishing the words and sentences to help visually impaired friends understand the meaning of the visuals and present a feast of "seeing" and listening. I had vision when I was a child, and I loved watching movies back then. Thank you to 'Guangming Cinema' for allowing me to still experience the world of light and shadow through sound