Visually impaired delegate has inclusive vision for country

"Good suggestions from the public can be channeled easily and result in solutions to resolve people's problems. This is what the whole-process people's democracy looks like in my opinion," Wang says.

After the conclusion of the major political season, Wang will return home with the latest information on positive policies for people with disabilities, and he plans to engage in campaigns to raise policy awareness.

The NPC deputy testified to the steadily improving living conditions of this population group, thanks to continuous attention and increasing investments from the Party, state and society.

"During the NPC session, I was offered a Braille computer in my hotel room and a barrier-free car took me to and from the Great Hall of the People. The conference secretariat made a call to establish my needs so that I could perform my duties with ease," he says.

The report to the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, held in October, pledged to improve the social security and service systems for people with disabilities, and to promote the comprehensive development of related programs.

"I will convey to my friends with disabilities that the entire country is lighting the path for us," Wang says. "In the meantime, we're all contributors to China's construction of a great modern socialist country."