To meet the special needs of people with disabilities, a shopping platform has launched China's first single shoe sales service. You can buy just one shoe! When I first saw the news, I thought, is this a bit of a storm in a teacup? It's just shoes. If you only have one special need, buy one pair and throw the other one away. Soon, I was ashamed of myself for thinking that. We only need one. Why don't we just get a pair? This kind of thinking is purely from the perspective of "two shoes". From this news, we can see the Angle of "one shoe" : Xiao Liu in Guizhou, after having his leg amputated due to a car accident at the age of 4, has been troubled by the problem of buying shoes for 33 years. "He always wears one shoe and throws one shoe away". Sichuan Xiao Qiao, who lost his right leg in the 2008 earthquake, has thrown at least 20 or 30 right shoes over the years. Every time he asks a salesman if he can only sell one shoe, the answer is always: "What do we do with the other one?" A Guangxi girl who lost her right leg when she was 7 years old fought hard to win the high jump title at the National Para Games. It was the champion's secret that she would secretly take two left shoes when a shoe seller piled them together. What is civilization? Civilization is that those who wear two shoes can think of those who wear only one shoe. Statistics show that there are more than 24 million physically disabled people in China, and about 2.2 million amputees. They need accessibility, and they need to accommodate their business services. Barrier-free business services not only meet their needs, but also make them feel that "a normal need" is respected by business.

To meet the special needs of people with disabilities, a shopping platform has launched China's first single shoe sales service. You can buy just one shoe! When I first saw the news, I thought, is this a bit of a storm in a teacup? It's just shoes. If you only have one special need, buy one pair and throw the other one away. Soon, I was ashamed of myself for thinking that. We only need one. Why don't we just get a pair? This kind of thinking is purely from the perspective of "two shoes". From this news, we can see the Angle of "one shoe" : Xiao Liu in Guizhou, after having his leg amputated due to a car accident at the age of 4, has been troubled by the problem of buying shoes for 33 years. "He always wears one shoe and throws one shoe away". Sichuan Xiao Qiao, who lost his right leg in the 2008 earthquake, has thrown at least 20 or 30 right shoes over the years. Every time he asks a salesman if he can only sell one shoe, the answer is always: "What do we do with the other one?" A Guangxi girl who lost her right leg when she was 7 years old fought hard to win the high jump title at the National Para Games. It was the champion's secret that she would secretly take two left shoes when a shoe seller piled them together. What is civilization? Civilization is that those who wear two shoes can think of those who wear only one shoe. Statistics show that there are more than 24 million physically disabled people in China, and about 2.2 million amputees. They need accessibility, and they need to accommodate their business services. Barrier-free business services not only meet their needs, but also make them feel that "a normal need" is respected by business.