在去年冬天一个瑞雪纷飞的日子,我收到了一封寄自南国珠海一个盲人毕业生的信。信中说了他在珠海一家中医推拿按摩医疗中心六年来的奋斗历程,并告诉我,他如今已是这家医疗中心的副主任,上个月又当选为所在区的“十佳自强青年”之一。信的结尾写道:“王老师,您对我说的‘请你丢掉拐杖’这句话,毕业后我一直没有忘记;否则,我这个当年悲观失望的盲人,哪会有今天?……”读完这封热情洋溢的盲文信,我的眼前立刻清晰地浮现出这个学生的情景。数年前新生人校时,他是全班十几个盲生中唯一拄着拐杖并由家长搀扶着来报到的。他的神情显得忧郁,表情显得呆滞,腰背显得弯曲,全然没有其他学生初来乍到的那种新奇、兴奋的表情。在与其父 In the snow-sweeping days of last winter, I received a letter sent from a blind graduate in Zhuhai, southern China. In his letter, he said he worked hard for a Chinese massage massage center in Zhuhai for six years and told me that he is now the deputy director of the medical center. Last month he was elected as the region’s top ten self-improvement youth “one. At the end of the letter, I wrote: ”Teacher Wang, what did you say to me,“ Please throw away your crutches. ”After graduation, I have not forgotten anything else. Otherwise, my blind day, "After reading this warm-hearted Braille letter, my eyes clearly immediately revealed the student’s situation. When he was a new school a few years ago, he was the only one of more than a dozen illiterate students in the class to report with crutches and armrests. His expression looked melancholy, his expression sluggish, his back bent, totally lacking in the novelty and excitement that other students had just arrived. At the same time as his father