Armless Pianist
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DecJan:
Saw this video on Youtube previously...yes, very touchingWonder if this video has already been posted on KS parent. If not, hope to share it .....
HCI posted it on its Students' Electronic Message Board. So inspiring and .... touching
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7CeoUZbW3Y&feature=related Shown this to DS too. His Chinese wasn't too good and he didn't really understand what this young man was trying to say at the beginning (& the Eng subs were too fast for him), but he kept really quiet when he saw this man playing the piano with his toes...Amazing...I hope DS will not complain so much in future about 'pain' in the fingers when playing the piano....
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The most amazing part is his attitude towards life. :celebrate:
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Once in a while I witnessed extraordinary things that totally humbled me. This is one of them. All my little complaints of life seem so petty & trivial compared to what this guy have to face up to daily. :celebrate:
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Very, very touching. Iām gonna show this to my kids and let them realise how determination can conquer all obstacles and make the impossible possible.
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These two statements are my takeaway from this clip:
1) 2 paths to life - either quickly die or live your life splendidly
2) No one stipulated that the piano has to be played with hands
WOW
:salute: :salute: to you Liu Wei -
My dd2 watched the video thrice and had tears in her eyes
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markfch:
Once in a while I witnessed extraordinary things that totally humbled me. This is one of them. All my little complaints of life seem so petty & trivial compared to what this guy have to face up to daily. :celebrate:
So true. Who r e complain kings n queens here? Must watch this. Joking ....
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Absolutely inspiring !
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Pen88n:
Most glad to share.Very, very touching. I'm gonna show this to my kids and let them realise how determination can conquer all obstacles and make the impossible possible.
Thanks for the sharing!
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Truly inspirational, thank you for sharing DecJan.
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