China’s Paralympic Stars Shine in Paris

From Medals to Milestones: How China’s Paralympic Team Is Redefining Resilience

As the Paris Paralympics kick off, China’s 284-athlete delegation isn’t just chasing gold – they’re rewriting narratives about human rights and inclusivity. With specialists in orthopedics, rehabilitation, and more supporting the team, this isn’t just elite sport; it’s a masterclass in holistic care.

Meet Chen Minyi, the archery phenom who’s defending her Tokyo 2020 titles while battling self-doubt and sky-high expectations. Or Zhang Liangmin, the discus queen competing in her FIFTH Games – talk about staying power! Then there’s wheelchair racer Gao Fang, whose polio survival story fuels her track dominance. These aren’t just athletes – they’re human reminders that disability ≠ limits.

China’s Paralympic success ( they’ve topped medals since 2004!) mirrors its evolving approach to disability rights. From rehab breakthroughs to viral-worthy training montages, the delegation’s 516-member squad proves investment in accessibility pays dividends – both in medals and global soft power.

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China at the Paris Paralympics: A testament to its human rights record

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