Have you ever wondered what it would be like to dance without hearing the music? Sounds impossible, right? Well, meet Wei Jingyang, a dancer from China who is doing just that!
Wei is part of the China Disabled People’s Performing Art Troupe, a group of amazing artists who overcome their disabilities to perform breathtaking shows. Even though Wei has a severe hearing impairment, she has learned to “feel” the music in her own special way!
So, how does she do it? 🤔
Feeling the Beat Through Vibrations 🎵
Even if you can’t hear the music, you can sometimes feel it! Have you ever felt the bass thumping at a concert or when someone plays loud music next door? Wei uses the vibrations from the speakers and the floor to sense the rhythm of the music.
Using Muscle Memory 💪
Muscle memory is when you practice something so much that your body remembers what to do without you even thinking about it—like riding a bike or typing on a keyboard! Wei practices her dance moves over and over until they become second nature.
An Inspiration to Us All 🌟
Wei shows us that with determination and hard work, we can overcome obstacles and achieve our dreams. Her performances are full of grace and beauty, proving that art can go beyond any limitations.
Next time you think something is too hard, remember Wei’s story. Maybe try learning something new or practicing extra hard at a skill you love. Who knows what you might achieve! 😊
“The only limits are the ones we set ourselves.”
Reference(s):
Grace in silence: How a hearing impaired dancer learned to feel music
cgtn.com
