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Writer with cerebral palsy pens love letter to Yinxu culture

Writer: Chris McMillan
Chris McMillan
Mar 31
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China Daily


31st March 2026


Writer with cerebral palsy pens love letter to Yinxu culture


By Shi Baoyin and Qi Xin


Zhao Dian, a 38-year-old with cerebral palsy from Anyang, Henan province, concentrates as she taps on a mobile phone screen, while the rest of her body stays completely still.


Books are stacked in piles around her. Zhao's mother, Zhao Li, 66, keeps a few books set aside, making them easy for her to reach whenever she needs them.


Though Zhao Dian has never spent a day in a classroom, she has taught herself to read, write, and type using the Wubi input method — a keyboard system that builds characters from strokes, no pinyin required.


Zhao is a writer. She can often be found typing away into the late hours of the night.



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