Using survey data from a small sample of disable people in Beijing，this article describes in detail the daily situations that these people encountered，as operationalized as their current statuses in various social institutions，their basic welfare status，level of social interventions they received，and their level of social participation and major sources of social support. In general，this sample’s educational attainment seems very much like that of Beijing’s general population，but apparently，they have encountered fairly amount of discrimination within the marriage system；also，with the marketization of the labor force，and the decline of a welfare-oriented state allocation practices，young disabled people had faced a highly elevated pressure in pursuing a satisfied employment relying on their own solely. For the sub-sample who worked，their income level is slightly higher than people who enjoyed Beijing’s Least Social Security Program. As for the needs of treatment and rehabilitation，a core theme of societal intervention，only 40% of the former，and 30% of the latter had been satisfied，leads us to the most salient institutional deficiency of the current system. Personal hobbies，and participation through internet and online social media platforms became two most important ways of their connection to the outside world，while family，friends，and close relatives were nominated as three most important sources of social support，which showcased that，primary social relations，instead of organizational or institutional sources of social assistance（secondary in their nature），retained their cultural centrality in disabled people’s daily life.