After 10 Years Of Shoes, I Opened My Own Shop.

Zhai Xiaozhong, 39 years old, was handicapped by his right leg when he was young. He lived and worked on a double crutch.

In 1997, Liu Zhai set up a market to build a market, and he began to repair shoes in the market.

From the original temporary work under the shed, to today's clean door facade, 10 years of shoe repair career, now in the face of Zhai's master, but do not see a little bit tired, full of satisfaction.

Zhai told reporters that in recent years, he can open a facade and fix business, which is the biggest wish of him and his wife.

On New Year's day this year, with the support of the disabled areas and other departments, he and his wife rented 20 square meters of facade houses and added new equipment.

On the day of its opening day, the CDPF sent them a congratulatory plaque and funded him with a venture capital.

Seeing the reporter coming to the interview, Zhai master, who was busy repairing shoes for his customers, hurriedly got up and was delighted to invite reporters into the shop. He kept telling reporters about the support given by the relevant departments in the district.

At this time, there were many nearby residents who came around to tell reporters that their master's skills were good, but Zhai's master was just smiling foolishly.

Speaking of future development, Zhai Xiaozhong said that he has opened a shop now, and is much more powerful than other disabled people. When he expressed his wish to buy new equipment, a small shoe repair machine was sent by the relevant departments to give him a more difficult area than the disabled.

People in charge of disabled persons in the area told reporters that since last year, for the 39 disabled families with special difficulties, the main leaders of the region have been implementing key leaders to help people with disabilities establish confidence and look for employment projects. They have handled 17 disabled persons' self-employed license cards for individual disabled practitioners, and sent 14 venture capital funds to poor disabled people who have the desire to start their own businesses.