At the Beijing Winter Paralympics, the entire audience cheered for the blind torchbearer to find the torch stand. What kind of hardships were there behind the scenes?

It is said that "one minute on stage, ten years of work off stage", the blind athlete Li Duan of the Beijing Winter Paralympics stood on the torch stand and lit the torch, countless times passed practise. There were only two minutes left before the opening ceremony; Li Duan started training at two or three in the morning in order to hurry up and train. At this time, everyone was warming their beds and having sweet dreams.

The minute Li Duan held the torch and lit it on the torch platform, it made countless people worry about it, and countless people cheered for it. He was constantly striving for self-improvement. After many failures, he finally successfully lit the torch, which caused thunderous applause from the audience. 1. Blind people light torches and train more frequently

As people who can see the light, it is difficult for us to imagine how helpless the blind people feel in a dark world. Lighting the Olympic torch is a glorious thing, and there is no particular difficulty for normal athletes. But for blind athletes, it is full of huge challenges and difficulties.

Li Duan worked a thousand times harder for one minute on the stage. In order to make up for his lack of eyesight, he used his hands to record familiar things on the torch stage. When he reached the position of the torch stage, he used Measure with steps. The size of the steps must be consistent, otherwise there may be a situation where the slightest mistake can lead to a thousand miles. 2. Overcome inner tension and fear, and grasp the distance and position

Standing on a stage that attracts worldwide attention, the pressure and tension Li Duan faces in his heart are far beyond what we can feel and understand. It seems simple to light a torch, but for a blind person, there are many difficulties to overcome in one go.

It is an arduous task to accurately find the torch latch and successfully light the Winter Paralympic torch. There were mistakes during this period, but he overcame his nervousness and fear and tried to light the torch again. He didn't know he had succeeded until the audience stage erupted in enthusiastic applause and cheers.

Countless rehearsals, full dedication, and an inner familiarity with distance and the torch stand led to this scene that inspired and moved the whole world.