A retired aunt in Songjiang, Shanghai has been running a marathon with the visually impaired for six years in a row. What are the precious qualities of her aunt?

A retired aunt in Songjiang, Shanghai, has been praised by netizens for running marathons with visually impaired people for six consecutive years. From my aunt, we can see her love and her spirit of being young.

First of all, by chance, I was inspired to be a marathon runner.

Aunt is a marathon lover. When she was taking part in a marathon, she happened to see those visually impaired people and their running companions, which made her very moved. So she had an idea in her heart: to be a marathon runner. Just do what you say, so my aunt carried it out and led many people on the track, which made them more confident and gained a lot of happiness.

Second, from the beginning to persistence, six years passed in a blink of an eye.

My aunt has never given up since she became a visually impaired runner. Run with her for several years, dozens of games. At the same time, because she worked as a medical worker when she was young, she was skilled in nursing and dealing with injuries, which made her feel more suitable for running with her: when athletes were injured or had problems, she could have experience and deal with sudden emergencies in time. Today, her aunt, who is almost sixty-seven, is still on her way, and she enjoys it. She claimed that she would stick to it and let her run with her for more than 100 times. She also said that she loved running with her, which made her feel that her life was meaningful and happy.

Aunt is a good example for us to learn.

Seeing the story of my aunt running with me deeply touched me. Auntie is a good example for us to learn in our life. She not only tells us how to help others by herself, but also tells us at her age that she can do anything if she wants. Age is no excuse for her to back down. Therefore, I hope everyone will take action, learn from Auntie, follow her example, and be a hardworking and useful person to this society.