International Canoe Slalom Sails Through Huangguoshu Waterfall
Inaugural Huangguoshu Canoe Slalom Extreme sees 100+ athletes braving a 77.8m waterfall track in Guizhou’s stunning natural waterways.
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Wingsuit Ace Zhang Shupeng Soars from World’s Tallest Bridge
Wingsuit ace Zhang Shupeng soared 625m from the newly opened Huajiang Canyon Bridge in a breathtaking fusion of engineering marvel and human daring.
Mount Qomolangma: Nature’s Ultimate Giant Beckons
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Cable Wakeboarding Shines at The World Games in Chengdu
Cable wakeboarding takes center stage at The World Games in Chengdu, the Chinese mainland’s Sichuan hub, showcasing emerging sports and Olympic hopefuls this August.
Racers Face Desert Fury in Stage 8 of Taklimakan Rally
Stage 8 of the Taklimakan Rally pushed racers across a punishing 338km desert stage under extreme heat, sandstorms and shifting light.
Extreme Sports Take Flight at Yunnan’s Nizhuhe Grand Canyon
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Braving the Freeze: Heilongjiang’s Winter Swimmers Showcase Resilience
Winter swimmers in Heilongjiang defy -22°C temperatures, showcasing remarkable resilience and passion for their sport.
Over 10,000 Daredevils Jump from Tianjin’s Douzhuang Airport Skydiving Base Annually
Tianjin’s Douzhuang Airport skydiving base attracts over 10,000 thrill-seekers each year, offering exhilarating jumps from 3,000 meters and stunning views of the Chinese mainland city.
Trailblazing Slackliner Attempts Asia’s Longest Walk Across Yellow River Valley
A Chinese slackliner defies gravity by attempting Asia’s longest slackline walk across the 600-meter Yellow River valley, battling strong winds and breathtaking heights. CGTN’s Hu Chao covers this adrenaline-filled challenge.
Braving the Chill: Winter Swimmers Dive into Harbin’s Freezing Waters
Winter swimmers in Harbin brave temperatures of minus 17°C as they plunge into the icy waters of Waitan Xueren Wharf, showcasing their adventurous spirit.
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