Live your dreams like a bird

A young Chinese girl, in order to prove that the ability of Chinese in extreme sports is not inferior to that of foreigners, and bravely learn extreme sports such as sky-diving and wingsuit flying. With her continuous efforts, she not only became the highest Chinese athlete in Skydiving USA, but also became the highest Chinese athlete in Skydiving USA. The 80,000-foot flight record of a wingsuit without oxygen has once again renewed people's awareness of the Chinese. She is Yu Yin, a Chinese girl who is determined to fly in the sky like a bird.

In college, Yu dropped out of her English major and chose to study alone in the United States because she longed for the outside world and also wanted to challenge herself. While studying at the Southern Institute of Technology in Atlanta, US, Yu Yin attempted a parachute jump under the protection of an American flight instructor. Since then, she has been fascinated by the feeling of jumping from high altitude. Yu Yin began to pester the flight instructor to teach him to jump. But unfortunately, Yu Yin just came to the United States, English listening is not very good, so in class the American coach's explanation, she always can not understand.

Skydiving and wingsuit flying are extreme sports in America. Very few Americans play either sport, and even fewer Chinese. For a long time, due to physical and physical reasons, few Chinese can be seen in various extreme sports. Every time Yu Yin learned to fly from her instructor, her fellow American students always laughed mockingly, called her "little girl" and bet that Yu Yin would soon give up.

After half a year of learning, Yu Yin didn't make much progress. Even his instructor advised Yu Yin that there was no need to work too hard and that he should just take skydiving and wingsuit flying as his hobbies. Are Chinese really inferior to Americans? Yu Yin did not believe it. In a chat with his parents in China, Yu Yin told them about learning skydiving and wingsuit flying. Surprisingly, Yu's parents supported her and encouraged her not to give up easily. Yu Yin's father told her that if she wanted to fly freely in the sky like a bird, she should learn from them and treat herself as a real bird, so that she could fly freely in the sky.

Her father's words gave Yu Yin more courage. She decided to surprise everyone by transforming into a bird that could actually "fly". She found a lot of materials to learn about skydiving and wingsuit flying and decided to improve herself systematically. Yu discovered that in order to become like a real bird, he first had to have wings as strong as a bird's, so that they could withstand the extreme pressure and wind in the sky. So Yu Yin began to increase her physical training, decided to make herself physically stronger first.

I started to get up at 5:30 every day, ran with weights, swam 3,000 meters every day, went to the gym to do mechanical training to increase muscles, did wind stress training in the wind tunnel simulation warehouse, and changed my diet. After persisting for a year, Yu Yin's physical quality became better and better. Gradually, many high-altitude parachuting positions that only Europeans and Americans could make were mastered by her through her efforts. As a result of years spent training at the base, Yu Yin's progress became faster and faster. First hop, second hop, third hop, two hundred hop, five hundred hop... With the increase of the number of flights and training, Yu Yin also passed the professional A, B, C, D four levels of parachuting instructor qualification. Yu Yin became one of the few Chinese female parachuting instructors, and at the same time, she really achieved her own requirements, that is, soaring in the sky like a real bird.

However, Yu Yin, who became a skydiving instructor, is not satisfied with that. She is determined to take on higher challenges and let the world know that Chinese people can do extreme sports as well as or even better than Europeans and Americans. In break 2. After setting the 60,000-foot Chinese skydiving record, Yu Yin decided to take the challenge to a higher level. Dressed in a wingsuit, Yu Yin makes a start sign out of the hatch at the Davis Skydive Base in California in September 2017. The next moment, she is like a big bird, flying from 2. It flew down at 80,000 feet.

She did. Yu Yin successfully challenged China 2. When news broke of the 80,000-foot anaerobic wingsuit record, millions of Chinese went wild. Many media, such as CCTV and ABC, were also conquered by the brave Chinese girl and reported on Yu Yin.

Dream is like a mountain, the brave people regard as beyond, but the weak people can only be hindered. Yu Yin, the Chinese girl with the heart to prove herself, fulfilled her dream with challenges and realized her dream of flying like a bird.