（来源：河北日报） □燕赵都市报记者 李淑丽 近日，秦皇岛一家餐厅内，听障员工婷婷（化名）看着智能灯的灯光快速闪烁，熟练地处理着外卖平台 订单。这盏会"说话"的灯，让曾经困扰她的漏单难题彻底解决。灯光的提示闪烁，代替了传统的语音提 示，这位小姑娘如今已是该店的骨干。 作为"小岛有爱"公益助残项目的战略合作方，该连锁餐厅一直积极吸纳残疾人就业，不仅为残障人士免 费提供一日三餐，还将堂食区域建成全市首家助残就业无声餐厅。在这里，顾客通过定制点单小程序或 二维码完成下单，员工无需语言交流，只需将热气腾腾的菜品端到客人餐桌上，就能顺畅完成服务。 可堂食的顺畅，却难掩外卖接单的困境。"传统收银系统，没有针对听障群体的提醒功能，语言提示对 他们来说形同虚设。"餐厅负责人无奈地说，为解决这个问题，他们搜遍全网，却始终找不到解决方 案。 难题反馈至"小岛有爱"公益助残项目组后，一场校企协作迅速启动。项目组第一时间联动燕山大学艺术 与设计学院美育艺术融合疗创中心，组建起由李立宇、王天羽等十余名师生组成的产品研发团队，专项 研发"一盏灯"智能接单系统。 转自：河北日报 无声餐厅，有盏会"说话"的灯 2025年12月19日，李立宇 ...

Core Points - The event "Experience Blind Life in One Minute" was launched on June 22 at Beijing's Zizhuyuan Park, allowing visitors to experience the world of visually impaired individuals for one minute [1] - The experience involved a 60-square-meter inflatable chamber where participants navigated in complete darkness, simulating the challenges faced by blind individuals [2] - The event aims to raise awareness and empathy towards the visually impaired community, which numbers over 17.3 million in China [2] Group 1 - The experience chamber featured a simple layout with a single pathway and plush toys hanging from the walls, creating a sense of unease for participants [2] - Many participants expressed that the one-minute experience felt much longer, highlighting the difficulties faced by blind individuals in their daily lives [2] - The event included discussions on how to support visually impaired individuals, with participants showing interest in contributing to charitable activities [2] Group 2 - Outside the experience chamber, various accessible cultural exhibits, braille books, and games designed to enhance tactile sensitivity were displayed [4] - Over ten volunteers were recruited to assist with the event, and future activities will include reading sessions aimed at fostering connections between sighted and visually impaired children [4] - This was the first of several planned events featuring the experience chamber, which will tour multiple locations including Beijing and Jiangsu until November [4]

Core Viewpoint - The event "My Dream" is a charity performance supported by the Bank of Communications, showcasing the resilience and creativity of disabled artists through various art forms, emphasizing the theme of warmth and community support in Shanghai [1][5]. Group 1: Event Overview - The charity performance took place on May 28 at the Shanghai Bund 31 Performing Arts Center, featuring a music and dance poem presented by the China Disabled People's Art Troupe and the Shanghai Disabled People's Art Troupe [1]. - The event attracted nearly 4,000 attendees, highlighting the public's engagement with the theme "People's City, Warmth Illuminates the Path Forward" [1]. Group 2: Artistic Performances - The performance included a variety of artistic expressions, such as ballet sign language poetry, Dunhuang dance, and saxophone solos, showcasing the integration of traditional culture and the creativity of disabled artists [2]. - The finale featured the dance "Thousand-Hand Guanyin," which received enthusiastic applause from the audience, emphasizing the global recognition of this artistic treasure [2]. Group 3: Interactive Elements - During the intermission, an interactive sign language segment allowed the audience to express "love" and "gratitude," creating an atmosphere of community and support [3]. Group 4: Charity Market - The "Dream Building Towards the Sun" charity market was held simultaneously, featuring 12 disabled people's studios and social organizations, promoting the theme of "exhibiting intangible cultural heritage skills and fostering integration" [4]. - The market included various experiences such as blind massage and handmade crafts, encouraging public participation and support for disabled individuals [4]. Group 5: Corporate Social Responsibility - The Bank of Communications has supported disabled people's causes for 18 years, contributing a total of 120 million yuan in charitable donations, and has established a dual-driven ecosystem for financial services and charity [5]. - The bank was recognized as a "National Advanced Collective for Assisting the Disabled," reflecting its significant contributions to the disabled community [5].