12/08/2026
《如果你是我》｜当世界突然暗下来……
WALK IN MY SHOES | When the World Suddenly Goes Dark…
眼罩戴上的那一刻，原来三分钟，可以那么漫长。
眼前一片黑。
手里只握着一根拐杖。
明明知道身边有人陪着，心里却还是忍不住害怕。
“我不知道前面有什么……”
“我很慌……”
“我怕跌倒……”
“我突然不知道该往哪里走……”
这是当天孩子、家长和义工在视障体验后最真实的感受。
可是，我们只体验了短短的 3分钟。
三分钟后，我们可以摘下眼罩，重新看见身边的人、前面的路，以及这个熟悉的世界。
而他们呢？
那一刻，我们开始明白
对我们来说，这是一次体验；
对一些视障朋友来说，却是他们每天都要面对的生活。
他们一样要学习、工作、出门、生活，一样要一步一步走向自己想去的地方。
所以，我们希望孩子带走的，不是：
“他们好可怜。”
而是：
“原来，他们真的很勇敢。” ❤️
也许我们无法真正走完别人的人生，
但当我们曾经在他的鞋子里走过哪怕短短三分钟，
下一次遇见时，
我们或许会少一点不耐烦，多一点理解；
少一点异样的眼光，多伸出一只愿意陪伴的手。
这就是 Walk In My Shoes｜如果你是我。
我们不是要孩子背下什么叫“同理心”。
我们希望有一天，当他们真正遇见一个与自己不同的人时，第一反应不是害怕、避开或评判
而是理解。
因为真正的教育，有些不在课本里。
有些，要走进别人的世界以后，才会真正留在心里❤️
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👣 WALK IN MY SHOES | When the World Suddenly Goes Dark…
The moment the blindfold went on, we realised how long three minutes could feel.
Everything went dark.
With only a walking cane in our hands, even knowing that someone was beside us, we still felt uncertain and afraid.
“I don't know what's in front of me…”
“I feel nervous…”
“I'm afraid I'll fall…”
“I don't know where to take my next step…”
These were some of the feelings shared by our children, parents and volunteers after the Visual Impairment Experience.
But for us, it lasted only three minutes.
After three minutes, we could remove the blindfold.
We could see the people beside us again.
We could see the road ahead.
We could return to the world we knew.
But what about those who live with visual impairment every day?
That was when we began to understand:
For us, it was an experience.
For them, it is part of everyday life.
They still learn.
They still work.
They still go out into the world.
They still move forward, one step at a time.
So the lesson we hope our children take home is not:
“They are pitiful.”
But rather:
“They are incredibly courageous.” ❤️
We may never fully understand another person's journey.
But after walking in their shoes, even for just three minutes, perhaps the next time we meet someone with visual impairment, we will respond differently
with less judgement and more understanding,
less hesitation and a greater willingness to offer a helping hand.
That is what Walk In My Shoes is about.
We don't want children simply to learn the definition of empathy.
We hope that one day, when they meet someone who experiences the world differently, their first response will not be fear, avoidance or judgement
but understanding.
Because some of life's most important lessons cannot be learned from a textbook.
Some lessons only stay in our hearts after we have stepped into someone else's world. ❤️
Experience Different Lives. Discover One Humanity🌈
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