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Edited and translated by Wang Xin, People's Daily Online.
Wu Sulan's son Wu Kangle suffers from cerebral palsy due to the difficult labor when he was born nine years ago. She has spent 200,000 yuan on seeking medical advice and treatment for his son and now they are destitute. Wu Sulan persists in sending Kangle to school for receiving education and realizing his son's "school dream".
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