Elevating Wheelchair

Without more details about the 'wheelchair hero novel', we can't identify the wheelchair hero. But generally, in such a novel, the wheelchair hero could be someone who has overcome personal tragedies related to their disability. They could be a person who was initially looked down upon but through their own efforts and determination, they become a hero. For instance, they might solve a mystery that has been plaguing their community or fight against injustice that targets disabled people. They would use their wits, courage, and any special abilities they possess, whether it's their knowledge, their ability to make friends and form alliances, or something more extraordinary, to achieve heroic status.

A wheelchair was a chair with wheels that could help disabled people walk. It was an important transportation tool for the disabled, which could meet their transportation needs and make it convenient for family members to take care of the sick. Wheelchairs can also help disabled people exercise and participate in social activities. Ordinary wheelchairs were generally composed of foldable frames, wheels, seats, backrests, and other parts. According to the driving method and structure classification, wheelchairs can be divided into manual wheelchairs and electric wheelchairs, as well as wheelchairs with different functions, such as nursing wheelchairs, toilet chairs, cerebral paralysis chairs, sports wheelchairs, etc. The wheelchair for the disabled was a special means of transportation suitable for people with complete upper limbs and lower limbs. It was a non-motor vehicle. According to the Law of the People's Republic of China on Road Safety, disabled wheelchairs could only be driven by qualified disabled people. The design of the vehicle must meet the standards and be managed as a non-motor vehicle. To purchase a wheelchair for the disabled, one had to meet certain conditions and register it.

Wheelchairs for disabled children were assistive devices designed to help children with cerebral palsies, brain trauma, spinal cord injury, muscular malnutrition, and other physical impairments to solve their mobility problems. There were many projects and organizations dedicated to donating wheelchairs to disabled children, such as the "Walk with the Sun" project and the Ming Men Group's donation activities. These projects donated portable wheelchairs to help disabled children get out of their homes, integrate into society, and enjoy the sun. The use of wheelchairs not only made it convenient for the family members of disabled children to take care of and move, but also helped children exercise and participate in social activities. The donations for these projects were huge in both quantity and value. Nearly 90,000 disabled children were provided with wheelchairs and other assistive devices, reducing the financial burden on their families and letting them feel the care of society. In general, wheelchairs for disabled children were an important assistive device. They provided convenience for disabled children to travel and participate in social activities, while also improving their quality of life.

The following steps can be taken to transfer a paralyzed patient from a wheelchair to a bed: First, push the wheelchair to the bedside to ensure that the distance is appropriate (the distance of one foot). Then, he used the healthy hand to support the wheelchair, stood up, and stood steadily. Next, he touched the bed with his hand and slowly adjusted his standing position from the side position to the standby position. He placed the healthy hand on the wheelchair and turned around. Finally, he let go of the wheelchair and sat on the bed. This process needed to be kept steady and stable to avoid accidents.

In the first episode of the celebration, the person in the wheelchair was Chen Pingping.

The person in the wheelchair in Qingyu's year was Chen Pingping. Chen Pingping had been injured during his mission, causing his lower body to be paralyzed and unable to walk. He was the Qing Emperor's eunuch and had followed and served the Qing Emperor since he was young. Chen Pingping had once led the Black Knights on a thousand mile raid and successfully captured Northern Qi's number one devil, Xiao En. However, he had been injured in this battle and could only sit in a wheelchair. Chen Pingping's wheelchair was actually an " invisible weapon." There was a gun hidden in the armrest. In the end, Chen Pingping died in the show.

There was limited information about paralyzed patients choosing wheelchairs. However, based on the relevant documents and search results, some general suggestions about choosing a wheelchair could be made. For patients with paralysis, it was fine to choose a normal wheelchair, but they should pay attention to choosing a lightweight wheelchair and solid tires to facilitate the push and control. For patients with lower limbs paralysis, they could choose a manual wheelchair, an electric wheelchair, or a sports wheelchair, depending on their individual needs and activity level. For quadriplegic patients, they could choose to use an air-controlled or controllable electric wheelchair, or a high-back electric wheelchair controlled by their forearms. For patients with better functions, they could choose a light manual wheelchair. In addition, there were some suggestions on the size of the wheelchair, such as the choice of seat width, seat length, and seat height. However, the specific wheelchair choice should also be based on personal circumstances and the recommendations of professional doctors.

Wheelchair dance for the disabled was a special sport and a major event in the paralympics. Wheelchair sports dance and sports dance for able-bodied people had exactly the same standards and rhythm requirements, except that disabled people used wheelchairs to complete the movements. Wheelchair dance included modern dance and latin dance. Modern dance included waltz, tango, viennese waltz, foxtrot, and quickstep, while latin dance included samba, cha-cha, rumba, and so on. Wheelchair dance has four forms: solo dance, mixed dance, pair dance, and group dance. The competition consisted of three events of latin dance, three events of standard dance, five events of latin dance, and five events of standard dance. Each event was divided into mixed dance and pair dance. Wheelchair dance had a positive impact on the career pursuit of disabled people. By participating in dance, disabled people could show their ability and confidence and change their inferiority complex. In addition, wheelchair dancing was also a national fitness program. In recent years, it had received great attention and promotion from the country. The 2023 National Wheelchair Dance Invitational Competition was one of the events, which was aimed at promoting and developing wheelchair dance.

Chen Pingping was in a wheelchair in " Celebrating Years " because he was injured in the mission of capturing the Northern Qi demon Xiao En, causing his legs to be paralyzed. When Chen Pingping was young, he was a small eunuch in the wang fu and had a deep relationship with the Qing Emperor. In the show, he was the boss of the Qing Kingdom's intelligence system, the Director of the Overwatch Council. Chen Pingping's wheelchair was not as simple as it looked. Ye Qingmei had secretly used the power of the palace treasury and the Inspectorate to build his wheelchair. There was a gun hidden in the armrest of the wheelchair. Chen Pingping had tried to assassinate the Qing Emperor, but he had failed. In the end, Chen Pingping died in Fan Xian's arms.

In " Celebrating Years," the person in the wheelchair was Chen Pingping. Chen Pingping was the Qing Emperor's eunuch. He had followed and served the Qing Emperor since he was young. He was injured during a mission, causing his lower body to be paralyzed and unable to walk. Chen Pingping's wheelchair was not just a means of transportation. It also had hidden firearms. There were mechanisms on the armrest that could shoot shrapnel. It became his " invisible weapon " to help him protect himself and the Qing Emperor. Chen Pingping was the director of the Inspection Council in the play. He supervised the Qing Emperor and the people and bore an important task.