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Shi Tiesheng's Important Experience in His Life

Shi Tiesheng, 195 1, from Beijing. 1967 graduated from Tsinghua high school, 1969 went to Yan' an area to settle down and line up. 1972 returned to Beijing due to paralysis of both legs, worked in a street factory, and then went home to recuperate due to acute kidney injury. After 1979, novels and essays such as My Distant Qingping Bay, Life as a String, Ditan and I, and Notes on Retreat were published one after another.

1998 suffered from uremia and finally went to dialysis. After the illness stabilized, there were essays, essays, memories and impressions, novels, essays, Rotary asking for directions, movie scripts and film reviews.

His works have won many awards. He used to be the vice chairman of Beijing Writers Association and a member of the National Committee of Chinese Writers Association. On the afternoon of February 30th, 20 10/6, he died of sudden cerebral hemorrhage at 3: 46 on February 30th, 10, at the age of 59, and died after being rescued.

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195165438+1October 4th, Shi Tiesheng was born in Beijing. He is an excellent student in the middle school affiliated to Tsinghua University. He is especially good at sports, especially the 80-meter hurdles. He ran and swayed with his feet open, just like a bison just coming out of the Colosseum. As long as you participate in the competition, Yi Chong is the first.

18 years old, Shi Tiesheng went to Guanjiazhuang in northern Shaanxi to jump the queue. Living in a cave, in winter in northern Shaanxi, the cave is as cold as an ice cave. Shi Tiesheng wrapped his head in a coat and curled up his body, leaving only his mouth to breathe constantly, so as to survive the long cold night. When it rains and snows, I get into the cowshed, which is full of feces and urine, and there is no place to take a nap.

At the age of 20, Shi Tiesheng was herding cattle in the mountains. He was caught in heavy rain and hail, and there was nowhere to hide. On the gully-crisscross Loess Plateau, only Shi Tiesheng and an old cow were left in the rainstorm.

The rain stopped and when he got home, Shi Tiesheng had a high fever and was very ill. He thought he was strong, so he carried it. As a result, fate played a huge joke on him. A year later, his lower limbs were completely paralyzed, and he changed from the 80-meter hurdles champion to a wheelchair.

Since then, Shi Tiesheng's life has been summarized in one sentence: his main business is to get sick and write something in his spare time. He said, "I am disabled, but I am not lame." After paralysis, Shi Tiesheng was looking for a job while writing. After work, I go to work in a street factory in a wheelchair every day. Painting on antique furniture earns more than ten yuan a month to supplement the family, and it takes seven years at a time.