guide dogs, as shown in the movie, can actually help blind people go out, but they are still rare in our country after all.
Guide dogs have become more popular in European countries. There are more than 10,000 guide dogs in the United States, more than 4,000 in the United Kingdom, more than 1,100 in Germany, more than 900 in Japan, more than 600 in France, and more than 500 in Australia only.
However, in China, there are more than 17 million people with visual disabilities but only more than 200 guide dogs. In Beijing, which has the best overall conditions, there were only more than 10 registered guide dogs at the end of 2018. In places a little behind, such as Yunnan Province, with a population of 46 million, only one guide dog is employed. Or because the threshold for guide dogs is very high and the training energy is high, it takes hundreds of thousands of yuan to train a qualified guide dog.
"Little Q" has the first box office on the premiere day, but in my opinion, the box office of 27.889 million yuan is not high enough. Compared with other movies, the publicity is also normal. But I really want to have more friends to watch this movie, to have more inner understanding of the blind group, to have more love for guide dogs, so that if you encounter this way on the road than a panda There are fewer and more guys, who can smile knowingly, does not touch, feed, or watch . Let them concentrate on their work and use their actions to give them and their master the most true love.
Finally, I want to give friends who are considering whether to take their children to see them with a reference standard-are you afraid that the children will entangle you and tell you to raise a small Q? There are many conditions for raising dogs in cities, especially large dogs. If you love them, please don't raise them lightly.
I like dogs very much, how about you?
