Hong Kong wheelchair climber Lai Chi-wai attempts to scale 320-meter skyscraper
SCMP, 17 Jan 2021
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Lai Chi-wai was once one of the world’s best climbers, until a traffic accident left him a paraplegic. Although Lai lost the use of both legs, he did not give up his passion. In 2016, Lai climbed up Lion Rock in a wheelchair using only his upper body strength. Five years later, he attempted to climb the 320-metre Nina Tower in Tsuen Wan, hoping to help lift people’s spirits during the Covid-19 pandemic.
(Photo: SCMP / Dickson Lee)
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Lai Chi-wai was once one of the world’s best climbers, until a traffic accident left him a paraplegic. Although Lai lost the use of both legs, he did not give up his passion. In 2016, Lai climbed up Lion Rock in a wheelchair using only his upper body strength. Five years later, he attempted to climb the 320-metre Nina Tower in Tsuen Wan, hoping to help lift people’s spirits during the Covid-19 pandemic.
(Photo: SCMP / Dickson Lee)
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