The broken-winged eagle also soars to raise chickens and peck open the door to get rich.

"the car accident left me with a broken leg, and I challenged my fate with a prosthetic leg!" Zhu Junfeng, a disabled youth in Banma Mountain Village, Qiaoshan Street, Huangling County, Shaanxi Province, with his strong will and overcome difficulties, finally built an internal eco-organic circulation small farm-- ecological breeding farm.

In the face of the reporter's interview, Zhu Junfeng said with determination and relief: "I am a young man with disabilities. From the beginning of repairing household appliances to the development of ecological farming manor, my annual net income has reached 80,000 yuan." During the conversation, his optimistic and stubborn expression shook our hearts again and again.

The youth of struggle is the most beautiful

Zhu Junfeng lost his right lower limb due to a car accident when he was 9 years old. It was precisely because of his disability that after graduating from junior high school, Xiao Zhu studied home appliance maintenance in Xi'an. He originally thought that as long as he was industrious and skillful, the job bowl would be steadily old. Unexpectedly, the home appliance maintenance industry has become increasingly depressed in recent years. He finally had no choice but to close the door because of the inconvenience of his legs. Family, relatives and friends all came to comfort, while Zhu Junfeng gritted his teeth and said, "I have a pair of healthy hands that can support myself."

Zhu Junfeng began to pay attention to roadside shops and stalls to see what business was suitable for him. After a long-term inspection, Zhu Junfeng found that there is one thing that can be sold every day, and there is no difference between the peak season and the off-season, that is, eggs and chicken. As a result, he and his brother began to put the bargaining chips on the free-range native chicken, and his target customer group is a large and relatively stable working class that constantly pursues a higher quality of life.

Painstaking efforts live up to heaven.

Just do it. In 2014, Zhu Junfeng began to contract 10 mu of mountain area next to his village to build a free-range farm base by raising funds from various parties. In order to save money, he and his brother personally built fences, chicken coops (purchased second-hand materials), and the chicken farm was soon built. He bought only 500 chickens in the first batch, but there were many unexpected problems in the process of raising them. Due to his lack of scientific knowledge of raising chickens, he only fed by traditional feeding methods and blindly fed and drank water. as a result, many young chickens either ate too much or too little; and then they pecked, and the chicks coexisted peacefully before feeding. After feeding, they pecked each other's feathers, wings and anus, resulting in the disability and death of a large area of chicken seedlings. This made him very anxious and felt that he could not use his strength. In less than a month, only 40 chickens were left, causing heavy losses. For most of 2015, Zhu Junfeng had insomnia almost every day: "A year of breeding practice is actually constantly trial and error." Through the practice of this year, we found out the problems, so as to correct and try again in the second year, and finally found a set of suitable breeding way with the help of the local disabled Persons' Federation.

Where there's a will, there's a way. Nowadays, the ecological breeding manor is gradually on the right track. Zhu Junfeng was very busy picking up eggs, screening and packing eggs. He confirmed his motto with diligence: "the car accident left me a broken leg, and I challenge my fate with a prosthetic leg!" During the conversation, Zhu Junfeng always smiled. "mentality is critical, and physical disability cannot be an excuse for depression," he said. What I want to build is a small farm with an internal ecological organic cycle. At that time, you can come back to my small farm and bring old people and children to pick fruits, feed chickens, and pick eggs. Together, we catch crickets in the beautiful mountains, sit in the grass and watch the blue sky and white clouds, and listen to the singing of insects and birds. "