A disabled wheelchair defies the desert at the International Cycling Competition in Wuhai

The town of Wuhai in the Autonomous Region of Inner Mongolia is a city of extraordinary beauty and contrasts, where the majestic sand dunes of the desert are replaced by the bustling waterfalls of the Yellow River. But for one person the desert of Ulan-Buch will become an arena on which he will throw an important challenge to his own capabilities.

Wang Yonghai lost his leg in a car accident when he was 19 years old. Once by pure chance, he found a training of paravel bicyclists, held near his house. Inspired by what he saw, Wang decided to train and subsequently became a regular participant in the cycling competition for people with disabilities.

Wang Yonghai was a member of the national team of China on parawalight from 2001 to 2011 and participated in numerous domestic and international cycling events, bringing him 6 gold medals and many other awards. At the 7th National Paralympic Games, he took "gold" in the race for 5 km. In 2007, Wang participated in the international championships on parawalight held by the International Union of Cyclists (UCI) in Colombia and ranked third in importance among the races of the LC3 category.

After leaving the team, Wang decided not to stop there. He took part in the Tour of Qinghai Lake 2013 along with athletes who did not have physical restrictions, and completed the distance in 13 days. With his strength of mind, he struck the whole country and was awarded the "Best Sportsman with Disabilities 2013" award by the Chinese television company CCTV Sports. In 2016, he traveled 2,160 km in 18 days along the Sichuan-Tibet road, finishing at the Potala Palace and becoming the first disabled cyclist to successfully overcome the most difficult crossing between the provinces.

But the main test for Van will be the crossing of the desert at the international cycling championship in Wuhai, which starts on August 26. As part of this cycling competition organized by the Rand Rand Club (ROCn) under the auspices of the Paris Club Audax Club (ACP), athletes will have to overcome a grueling 200-kilometer stretch, which will take at least 13 hours.

I want to see the ocean in the desert

"I want to see the ocean in the desert" - a five-minute documentary produced by BON International Co-production Team (Canada), demonstrating the first attempt to cross the incredible beauty of the Ulan-Buch desert and Lake Wuhai. The main idea of the film is that, despite any obstacles, full self-consciousness and thorough self-discipline can lead everyone to great achievements and turn personal tragedy into a personal triumph.

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