Bildnummer: 54832461 Datum: 18.01.2011 Copyright: imago/Xinhua (110120) -- NANTONG, 20. Januar 2011 (Xinhua) -- Foto aufgenommen am 18. Januar 2011 zeigt, wie Su Xiaolin die Qidong-Radiostation verlässt, nachdem sie versucht hatte, Xiaolin Hour , ihr eigenes Radioprogramm zu hosten. Obwohl Su Xiaolin eine Behinderung mit zwei Beinen hat, scheint es nie zu vermeiden, was ihr Schicksal hinterlassen hat. Stattdessen führte die 28-Jährige mit ihren eigenen Anstrengungen ein herrliches Leben. Su wurde in Qidong, der ostchinesischen Provinz Jiangsu, mit Behinderungen geboren und ging nie zur Schule. Trotzdem lernte Su das chinesische Putonghua aus TV-Programmen kennen, lernte chinesische Schriftzeichen von s

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Bildnummer: 54832461 Datum: 18.01.2011 Copyright: imago/Xinhua (110120) -- NANTONG, Jan. 20, 2011 (Xinhua) -- Photo taken on Jan. 18, 2011 shows Su Xiaolin leaving Qidong Radio Station after trial hosting Xiaolin Hour , her own radio program. Double leg disability though she has, Su Xiaolin never seems to avoid from what fate has left her. Instead, the 28-year-old managed a splendid life with her own efforts. Born handicapped in Qidong, east China s Jiangsu Province, Su never went to school. Nevertheless, Su learnt standard Chinese Putonghua from TV programs, learnt Chinese characters from songbooks and mastered word processing skills with the help of a dictionary, which provided her with guidance about Chinese pronunciation Pinyin. In 2005, Su became a guest host at the Qidong Radio Station, where she made friends with her audience. Her awareness to face life with optimism thus developed. Three years later, Su moved herself to the adjacent city of Nantong, in hopes of self-support by doing needlework. Helped by the community, the young woman grasped various needling skills: making toys and hats, threading beads, stitching, processing cardigan collars, sewing buttons. According to one of her former employers, Su was the kind of person his enterprise was looking for: steadfast and persevering. Despite the leg handicap that left her a young woman with a height of less than one meter, Su was an active participant in charity events, selling her handmade needlework to provide relief to others in need. In 2010, Su resigned from her well-paid work and returned home in search of a better life, saying that she did not want to end up as a needlewoman. Now the owner of two online shops, Su is also making preparations for Xiaolin Hour , her own radio show. Many ask me why I am so eager for work. Here is the reason: life is too short to waste, and I ll make mine the best, wrote Su in one of her recent blog entries. In the new year, Su wishes to have a good performance in both