Inclusiveness refers to providing education, services, employment and social opportunities to everyone, regardless of their degree of disability, economic background, cultural status or any other boundaries. Inclusiveness aims at creating a society that is inclusive and receptive to different groups of people, and promoting equal and fair opportunities. The implementation of inclusion requires the participation and efforts of the whole society, strengthening support in education, medical care, employment, infrastructure and other aspects, providing more opportunities and support for the disabled, and at the same time reflecting the care of a mature society for the disadvantaged groups.

In order to implement the concept of inclusion, many governments and NGOs have taken a series of actions. For example, in the field of education, we need to provide more resources and support to provide education, training and employment services for disabled children, and at the same time strengthen public understanding and support for the rights of disabled people. In terms of outdoor public space, public transportation and architectural design, we should also give more consideration to the needs of the disabled and provide an equal and friendly environment. Through the joint efforts of the whole society, we will continue to improve and build a more just, equal and friendly society.

Practicing and promoting tolerance is a long-term process, which requires a series of reforms to change social dynamics and structure. In the future, inclusiveness will become an important symbol of human progress, and society will operate in a more inclusive, just and democratic way. An inclusive society will be a better society and an important cornerstone of peace, common development, innovation and sustainable development. We have reason to believe that under the inclusive concept strongly advocated by the whole society, we can jointly create a warmer, better and more colorful world.