June 7 in 2014，46-year-old blind person Li Jinsheng from Henan Province stepped into the test room of the National College Entrance Examination under surrounded by media attention and thus achieved a breakthrough where blind people were admitted to the National College Entrance Examination for the first time，which also has become a good example of policy advocacy carried out by social organizations. As a participant in the advocacy process who accompanied Li through the test，the writer，adopting the empowerment perspective，examines the civil advocacy and legislative progress over the last decade，analyzes how different stakeholders participated and supported in the process，in an attempt to understand the conditions that led to the success.