Lin Xing-rong (林倖戎), an elementary school student with autism in Yilan, shone brightly in a singing contest held by National Immigration Agency (NIA, 內政部移民署) to celebrate Mother’s Day in May.
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Lin Xing-rong shone brightly in a singing contest held by NIA this May. (Source from Lin Zi-qing)
Lin’s mother, Lin Zi-qing (林紫青), a Mainland spouse, is a former singer-to-be. When her daughter was discovered to be autistic at age one, Lin Zi-qing joined An-An Slow Angels’ Family Support Association (宜蘭縣安安慢飛天使家庭關懷協會) and volunteered to give voice to the autistic through the ukulele.
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The Lins often dress alike on their singing shows.
In recent years, according to Lin Zi-qing, her daughter is able to face the public without anxiety, and get along with classmates well. She feels grateful for the neighborhood and people supportive of the Lin family. This year, Lin Xing-rong even won the Presidential Education Award of the Ministry of Education (教育部總統教育獎).
Lin Zi-qing wrote a song in Taiwanese to express her gratitude. Click the link for more information: Slow Angels
