Restaurant owners find common ground in disabilities
Liu Hongchuan opened a restaurant together with 10 friends who — like him — have disabilities, in the Shunde district of Foshan, Guangdong province, last month.
"We only accept shareholders with disabilities so that they can live a better life. I know the difficulty they have in finding a job," Liu said.
Liu, 38, once ran a successful restaurant in Zhanjiang, Guangdong, his hometown. Now, with about 15 years of experience, he is confident about the new restaurant's future.
It serves Cantonese and Sichuan-style food and in winter focuses on hotpot mutton.
Most of the 11 shareholders of the new restaurant are former athletes. Wu Tongyu, one of the shareholders and a native of Zhanjiang, had taken up wheelchair dancing, a strenuous activity. Chen Mantang from Guangzhou began racing wheelchairs in 2008.
Wu Yiying contributed to this story.
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