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Because of this giant foot, Xiao Qi was discriminated against since childhood. Dong Yiming/photo

　　Today, Xiao Qi (a pseudonym), a 22-year-old Wa girl in Yunnan, will have the operation she has been looking forward to, and bid farewell to her giant feet for 22 years. Xiao Qi, who suffers from congenital macrodactyly, has a right foot about the size of a small football. She can’t wear shoes normally and can only walk slowly, which makes her suffer from discrimination since childhood. In order to be able to cure the disease, she even married a man 15 years older than her, but the other party failed to fulfill her promise to help her. Now, the General Hospital of Beijing Military Region has decided to provide Xiao Qi with free surgery.

　　■ Wa girls have feet as big as football.

　　Yesterday afternoon, the reporter met Xiao Qi in the Department of Orthopaedics, General Hospital of Beijing Military Region. Thin Xiao Qi shyly lifted the quilt, revealing his right foot the size of a small football. That foot is three or four times as big as a normal foot, and several toes twist and grow like branches. Xiao Qi pointed to the shoes on the ground and told reporters that her left foot can wear normal shoes, and her right foot can only wear homemade slippers, and she can walk slowly. No matter how cold it is, you have to go out barefoot, so you can only go out as little as possible. Now, the joints of the feet often hurt.

　　"When I was born, I was one foot big and one foot small. My family is poor and I have never seen a doctor. " Xiao Qi told reporters that she is a Wa native from Ximeng County, Pu ‘er City, Yunnan Province, and her family lives by growing rice and corn. In the third grade of primary school, she dropped out of school because she couldn’t afford the tuition of 40 to 50 yuan a semester. Since then, she has stayed at home every day, washing clothes and cooking, and taking care of her brother’s children.

　　■ Marry an older stranger for foot treatment.

　　Xiao Qi told reporters that when she was 18 years old, a person in the village introduced her to an object, saying that she was in her twenties and could treat Xiao Qi’s feet after marriage. But when he arrived at his husband’s home in Zhumadian, Henan Province, Xiao Qi realized that he was 15 years older than himself.

　　"I really didn’t want to get married at that time. I really wanted to go home, but I didn’t have the money to buy a ticket. The other party promised to buy a train ticket to send me home if I couldn’t cure my foot one year after marriage. Finally, I think that since I’m here, I’ll accept my fate. I hope he can help me heal my feet and treat me well. When I got married, I moved my hukou to Henan, and he gave my parents 10,000 yuan. But after he got married, he never mentioned treating his feet again. " Xiao Qi said that the next year she gave birth to a son, who is now three years old, but she is very unhappy: "We have no feelings, and he didn’t agree to divorce. I wanted to give up my life several times. Six months ago, I said I would go out to work, borrowed money from my cousin in Yanjiao and came to Beijing. "

　　■ Hospitals treat rare diseases free of charge.

　　"I have never been happy in my life, but I am much better now. I didn’t expect that I still have such a good life. I really want to know the feeling of wearing shoes. " After Xiao Qi arrived in Beijing, he worked as a film uncovering worker on the construction site, but after seven or eight days, he had to give up because of his sore feet, and lived on his cousin and his brother’s friend.

　　More than a month ago, the child took Xiao Qi to the General Hospital of Beijing Military Region for consultation. After learning about the situation in Xiao Qi, the hospital granted a special waiver of the cost of more than 20,000 yuan, giving Xiao Qi free surgery. On December 5th, Xiao Qi was admitted to the ward, waiting for the operation on December 11th.

　　Tang Yu, the attending doctor in Xiao Qi, told the reporter that Xiao Qi’s disease is called congenital macrodactyly, which is extremely rare. For decades, the hospital has only received a few cases, and most of them are babies. If Xiao Qi’s illness is delayed, it will be incurable in a few years. This operation will remove as many redundant parts as possible, hoping to make Xiao Qi put on his shoes and walk. "Although it is difficult to return to completely normal feet, being able to walk with shoes will help her regain her confidence and face life."

　　Morning News reporter Liu Yuxin clue: Ms. Li

　　Dialogue parties

　　Dream of wearing shoes and dancing

　　Reporter: Since when do you know that your feet are different from others?

　　Xiao Qi: I knew it at an early age. At school, my classmates pointed at my feet and made fun of me. I especially like beautiful clothes and shoes, and it makes me sad to see others wearing them. This time I came to Beijing, I put on the most expensive shoes since I was born. 70 yuan, a friend gave them to me. Unfortunately, you can only wear one.

　　Reporter: I will have an operation soon. What do you want to do after the operation is successful?

　　Xiao Qi: I’m from Wa nationality. Everyone can dance well. Every year in the village, a fire is lit on the court during the Spring Festival, and everyone jumps around in circles, but I can only watch. I hope I can put on my shoes after the operation and dance with everyone, although it’s not beautiful.

　　Reporter: You have national talent, and you will dance very well. What else do you wish for?

　　Xiao Qi: My biggest wish is to get a divorce. I don’t want anything. I just want to move my registered permanent residence home and stay with my parents.

　　Morning News reporter Liu Yuxin

Editor: Li Erqing

　　　　　　 CCTV News:To pay attention to an incident that endangers aviation safety, two coins seem to be small, but they almost caused great disaster.

　　　　　　 Recently, Xiangpeng Airlines 8L9960 Anqing-Kunming flight was originally scheduled to take off at 15:05. However, the staff found two coins near the left engine area during the inspection around the machine. Later, the crew broadcast asked that a 28-year-old male passenger surnamed Lu admitted that he thought it would be safe to throw coins at the plane, so during the boarding process, he threw two 1 yuan coins in the direction of the plane fuselage with his left hand.

　　　　　　 In order to avoid potential risks and ensure flight safety, Xiangpeng Airlines decided to cancel the flight on duty and arranged for professionals to go to Anqing for further hole inspection of the aircraft engine. All the 162 stranded passengers on the flight were properly placed that night, and they flew to Kunming on the next day by a follow-up flight.

　　　　　　 A small move by a passenger eventually led to the cancellation of the flight and the detention of all passengers for up to 17 hours. At present, the passenger involved has been punished by the terminal police station for 7 days for allegedly disturbing the normal production order of the airport. At the same time, the incident caused direct economic losses of nearly 140,000 yuan to Xiangpeng Airlines, and the airline said it would prosecute the passenger according to law.

　　　　　　 [Related] The old man threw a coin at the plane engine to "seek peace"

　　　　　　 This kind of incident that endangers aviation safety is not a case. On June 27th, 2017, China Southern Airlines flight CZ380 originally planned to fly from Pudong, Shanghai to Guangzhou at 12: 40, an elderly passenger suddenly threw a handful of coins at the engine of the plane when boarding the plane, which caused the flight delay. In order to ensure flight safety, all passengers got off the plane again, and the maintenance department of China Southern Airlines re-inspected the plane. It was not until 16: 53 pm that the plane took off safely. The crew found a total of nine coins at the scene, one dime fell into the engine, and the other two dimes and six dimes were scattered on the ground.

　　　　　　 After the incident, the elderly passengers were taken away by the public security department. According to the investigation by Pudong International Airport Branch of Shanghai Public Security Bureau, it is understood that the passengers involved said that the coin was thrown to pray for flight safety.

　　　　　　 [Analysis] It is absolutely impossible to let the plane "sick" into the sky

　　　　　　 Throwing coins at the engine of an airplane can not pray for safety, but endanger aviation safety, and also lead to detention, fines, and even prosecution. Then, what kind of damage will a small coin cause to the flight of an airplane? Listen to the expert’s explanation.

　　　　　　 If it is in the air, the engine is likely to break down or even stop, which seriously threatens the safety of the whole plane.

　　　　　　 Wang Yanan, editor-in-chief of Aviation Knowledge, said: "Most of the coins in circulation now are nickel-plated on steel bars, which have high hardness and strong wear resistance. If you throw such a coin into the engine, once the engine is started, the strong suction will draw the coin directly into the engine. Such a small and hard metal object will collide with high-speed rotating parts at high speed, which will produce a series of through injuries and seriously threaten the safety of the whole aircraft. "

　　　　　　 Is a coin really so powerful that it can affect the flight of the whole plane? Theoretically speaking, if any engine can’t work normally, it can maintain normal and safe flight, but it is absolutely not advisable to let the plane "get sick".

　　　　　　 Ceng Tao, an aviation expert: "The plane didn’t take off, and the engine didn’t run. Even after the coins were thrown into the engine, the engine itself didn’t cause much damage."

　　　　　　 Wang Yanan, editor-in-chief of Aviation Knowledge, said: "If coins are thrown into the engine, the engine may be damaged as soon as the plane starts. Under normal circumstances, the plane may give up taking off. However, whether or not to give up taking off, if the rotating parts inside the engine are damaged, the maintenance cost of the engine may be as high as millions or even tens of millions of yuan. "

　　　　　　 [Comment] The man threw coins at the plane engine, superstitious+funny.

　　　　　　 It is incredible that coins are thrown at an airplane engine to pray for blessings, and there are more than one such person. Hong Lin, a special commentator on CCTV, said that this is indeed a very funny thing, but we must take it very seriously. Because this incident reflects that the parties lack both safety knowledge and awareness of rules. Passengers can have the psychology of praying for safety, but the behavior of praying for safety cannot exceed laws and regulations. What deserves our reflection is, how did such superstitious antics occupy the passengers’ brains? We must strengthen safety education. In addition, in the face of aviation safety, no one can be a bystander. In the event of similar incidents, other passengers also need to be highly vigilant, responsible for their own safety as well as the safety of passengers and crew on board.