(240519) -- CHANGSHA, 19. Mai 2024 (Xinhua) -- Zhang Yongsheng schaut auf das Schild an seinem Imbissstand auf dem Sifangping Nachtmarkt in Changsha, zentralchinesischer Provinz Hunan, 15. Mai 2024. Er hat das Wort „geräuschlos“ auf dem Schild in „hörbar“ geändert, nachdem sein Cochlea-Implantat eingeschaltet und behoben wurde. Obwohl sie hörgeschädigt waren, gelang es Zhang Yongsheng und seiner Frau Zhan Jingwen, ihre Tochter, die ebenfalls an der gleichen Behinderung leidet, im Alter von zwei Jahren zu hören. Durch den Betrieb eines Imbissstandes auf einem Nachtmarkt und dank der Unterstützung durch ihre Verwandten und Freunde schaffte es das Paar

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• Aufnahmedatum: 15. Mai 2024
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(240519) -- CHANGSHA, May 19, 2024 (Xinhua) -- Zhang Yongsheng looks at the signboard on his snack stall at Sifangping night market in Changsha, central China's Hunan Province, May 15, 2024. He has changed the word "soundless" on the signboard to "audible" after his cochlear implant was turned on and debugged. Though hearing-impaired, Zhang Yongsheng and his wife Zhan Jingwen managed to make their daughter, who also suffers from the same disability, hear at the age of two. By running a snack stall at a night market and thanks to support from their relatives and friends, the couple managed to afford a cochlear implant for her daughter's left ear and a hearing aid for the daughter's right ear. "It is too expensive to have the similar treatment for me and my wife, and we have already been accustomed to the silent world anyway. What we want is to make sure our daughter can hear." Earlier this year, when the family's story was spread out by a blogger, they surprisingly received loads of kindness and encouragement from a lot of strangers. Thanks to the hearing aids donated to them in January, Zhang Yongsheng heard his daughter calling "dad" for the first time on his 32nd birthday. In March, with the help from a cochlear company, the family received cochlear implant surgery in Shanghai. After nearly a month of recuperation, when their cochlear implants were turned on and debugged, the three of the family heard each other's voices for the first time. Since May, they have been under free hearing and speaking training provided by a rehabilitation center in Changsha. The father and mother also learn to speak from the scratch under the "guidance" of their daughter. Zhang hopes he could one day help other hearing-impaired people to hear the amazing sounds of this world. (Xinhua/Chen Zhenhai)

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