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八月的烈阳下，在湘西土家族苗族自治州凤凰古城的马路上，失去双臂的李向阳骑着独轮电动车，准时将一份份外卖送到顾客手中。

4岁那年的一场触电事故，让李向阳永远失去双臂，可生活的苦难没有将他击垮，反而磨砺出坚韧不拔的性格。白天，李向阳是穿梭古城的外卖先锋。每当夜幕降临，李向阳又切换到“书法家”的身份。在家人帮助下，他在凤凰古城摆摊卖字。

除此以外，李向阳还是凤凰县山那边公益协会党支部书记。他资助多名学生，帮助残疾家庭，常下乡为留守儿童开展励志课堂。他说，自己懂残疾人的自卑与封闭，所以选择跑在阳光下，用身影告诉更多人，残缺挡不住前行的路。（来源：新湖南）

Under the fierce August sun, on the streets of the ancient town of Fenghuang in Xiangxi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, Li Xiangyang, who lost both his arms, rides a unicycle e-scooter, delivering food orders to customers on time.

An electric shock accident at the age of four cost Li his arms, but the hardships of life did not break him. Instead, they forged his resilience. By day, Li is a food delivery pioneer weaving through the ancient town. When night falls, he switches to his role as a "calligrapher." With help from his family, he sets up a stall in Fenghuang to sell his calligraphy.

Beyond that, Li is also the Party branch secretary of the Fenghuang County Beyond the Mountains Public Welfare Association. He has supported multiple students, helped disabled families, and often travels to rural areas to hold motivational classes for left-behind children. He says he understands the insecurity and isolation felt by people with disabilities, which is why he chooses to move under the sun—using his own presence to show others that physical limitations cannot block the path forward.（翻译：潘晓慧）

责编：潘晓慧

一审：潘晓慧

二审：邓望军

三审：蒋玉青