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向不可能挑战（Impossible to challenge） In October 1985, Li Yanyan, a fourth year college student, suffered from glaucoma and was blind and hopeless. In 1989, Li Yanyan received a message: the United States will be opened at Headley school for the blind blind in Chinese, free English correspondence. With the help of his brother, Li Yanyan finally mastered the laws of Chinese and English Braille in grade one. In 1993, Li Yanyan read a message in a Braille magazine: theres an institution in Japan that helps blind people in other countries go to Japan to learn massage, acupuncture, and acupressure.. In October of the same year, after a thorough and rigorous examination, Li Yanyan was accepted. After studying hard, he won the Japanese national license to practice medicine and became the first foreign blind student studying physical therapy in japan. Without his degree, Li Yanyan regretted that he decided to pursue further studies in the United states. Before and after four exams, 3 years of hard work, Li Yanyan finally succeeded. In July 2002, Palmer received the California orthopedic university admission notice, began doctoral courses. With a solid foundation, Li Yanyan in full A won the Palmer University bonesetting professional doctorate correction of spinal cord. At the commencement, the audience stood up and applauded for a long time, and they all expressed their heartfelt admiration for the only blind doctor from china. When he got his degree, Li Yanyan looked around for clinics and hospital internships, but saw that he was blind and the hospital clinic refused. He decided to open a clinic for himself, and the patient was surprised to see him as a blind man, but the exact judgment he made made the patient admire. In his own office, he receives 35 patients a day, and each patient receives about 1000 yuan for medical treatment every 10 minutes. From abroad to Japan, the United States has been in the blink of an eye for more than 10 years. The longing for home and relatives