“我希望能让中国的残疾人生活得更轻松一点。我知道那是什么样的生活，因为我10岁前就生活在中国的孤儿院里，因为不能走路，所以上不了学。但残疾只是我生命中很小的一部分。我想要做外交官，想旅行，想做各种各样和我的残疾没有关系的事情。我不想人们同情我，我不想成为另外一个‘可怜的人’。我也不想'激励’别人。'激励’是残疾人经常听到的字眼。对你来说，这是一个正能量的词，但是对我们来说，这个词显得居高临下。我并不是'作为一个残疾人’活得精彩，我就是活得精彩，完了。今天早上，我被伦敦政经学院录取了。等一下，拍照之前，让我先涂个唇彩。"

“I want to make life easier for people in China who have disabilities.I know what it’s like，because I lived in a Chinese orphanage until the age often, and I wasn’t able to go to school because I couldn’t walk. But that’s just a small part of who I am. I want to be a diplomat, and travel, and do all sorts of things that have nothing to do with being disabled.I don’t want people to pity me. I don’t want to be another 'poor her.’I don’t want to inspire people，Inspiration’is a word that disabled people hear a lot. And it’s a positive word to you.But to us, it’s patronizing. I’m not living a wonderful life for a disabled person. I’m living a wonderful life,period This morning I got accepted into the London School of Economics. Now hold on, let me put on some lip gloss before you take the photo.”