See your own genius

Author: Lu Suwei
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: There are no inherently stupid people, nor are there children who are naturally unable to read. As long as one can recognize their own talent and develop their potential strengths, no child should be abandoned, and everyone deserves hope! At the age of eight, he contracted meningitis and only learned to read in fifth grade. A high fever severely damaged his memory function, and during elementary school, some classmates treated him like a horse, while some teachers cursed him as a brain pig. But his family supported him, giving him the courage to persevere and eventually get into university! It took him seven years to take the university entrance exam five times before finally being admitted to the Crime Prevention Department of the Taiwan Police University. For someone with an IQ of only 70, attending university was originally completely impossible, but he always believed that "diligence can make up for deficiency" and finally stepped through the university gates, starting a new life. Every person has the opportunity to discover their own talent and find their unique strengths. In his sophomore year, it was a turning point in his life! He found his strengths and potential and graduated from the Taiwan Police University with third-class honors, becoming a juvenile investigator. Now, he has written about his academic and personal journey, hoping to inspire and encourage more people! There are no inherently stupid people, nor are there children who are naturally unable to read. As long as one can recognize their own talent and develop their potential strengths, no child should be abandoned, and everyone deserves hope! At the age of eight, he contracted meningitis and only learned to read in fifth grade. A high fever severely damaged his memory function, and during elementary school, some classmates treated him like a horse, while some teachers cursed him as a brain pig. But his family supported him, giving him the courage to persevere and eventually get into university! It took him seven years to take the university entrance exam five times before finally being admitted to the Crime Prevention Department of the Taiwan Police University. For someone with an IQ of only 70, attending university was originally completely impossible, but he always believed that "diligence can make up for deficiency" and finally stepped through the university gates, starting a new life.