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@potongfilm05: Cocok ga guyss kira-kira kalo mereka jadi pasangan buat nyaleg?🤔🗿 #bapakpalingjujur #punyabapakjujur #bpjclip #fypシ゚viral #4upage

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49-year-old Mr Ou lost his sight after a high fever when he was just over a year old and has supported himself through massage work since he was 18. During a ride in Chengdu, China, he opened up to his driver about his life — including why he wears dark glasses. When Ou said he worried his eyes looked “ugly,” the driver simply told him: “You’re not ugly, brother.” The driver later shared the encounter online with the caption “Turns out blind people can cry too” (原来盲人也能流眼泪) — and the emotional exchange has since gone viral across Chinese social media. Mr Ou later revealed that this wasn’t the first time drivers had shown him kindness. When cars can’t reach the narrow road leading to his workplace, some drivers will get out, take his hand and walk the final stretch with him. He said these seemingly small acts of kindness have stayed with him over the years. And the kindness didn’t end when this ride did. The two exchanged WeChat, later met for a meal and have remained friends. The driver even offered to drive Ou the 200+ km journey back towards his hometown for free whenever he needs it. 🎥 See our previous post for the full video of their emotional encounter. 💭 What’s the kindest thing a stranger has ever done for you? 👇🏼 #heartwarmingmoments #caughtoncamera #disabilityawareness #storytime #faithinhumanity
49-year-old Mr Ou lost his sight after a high fever when he was just over a year old and has supported himself through massage work since he was 18. During a ride in Chengdu, China, he opened up to his driver about his life — including why he wears dark glasses. When Ou said he worried his eyes looked “ugly,” the driver simply told him: “You’re not ugly, brother.” The driver later shared the encounter online with the caption “Turns out blind people can cry too” (原来盲人也能流眼泪) — and the emotional exchange has since gone viral across Chinese social media. Mr Ou later revealed that this wasn’t the first time drivers had shown him kindness. When cars can’t reach the narrow road leading to his workplace, some drivers will get out, take his hand and walk the final stretch with him. He said these seemingly small acts of kindness have stayed with him over the years. And the kindness didn’t end when this ride did. The two exchanged WeChat, later met for a meal and have remained friends. The driver even offered to drive Ou the 200+ km journey back towards his hometown for free whenever he needs it. 🎥 See our previous post for the full video of their emotional encounter. 💭 What’s the kindest thing a stranger has ever done for you? 👇🏼 #heartwarmingmoments #caughtoncamera #disabilityawareness #storytime #faithinhumanity

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