I clicked on Lu Hong’s documentary by chance—never guessing a story about a cerebral palsy entrepreneur would leave me wiping tears. Once called a "fool" behind his back, this man turned fate’s cruel "hard mode" into a triumph: today, he leads a factory of 30+ disabled souls, raking in 15 million yuan a year. Isn’t that the kind of quiet courage that makes your heart ache, then soar?​ Job interviews spat humiliation at him because of his hands, his walk—but he didn’t fold. He

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