Limited by eyesight, still squaring off with fists

Chris McMillan
Nov 24, 2025
1 min read

China Daily

24th November 2025

By TAN YINGZI and DENG RUI

On Aug 31, a unique public welfare event unfolded at Longfor Paradise Walk in Chongqing's College City. Nineteen partially sighted participants donned boxing gear and jabbed through sensory limitations to uncover the distinct joy of the sport.

With regular training sessions once or twice a month at local sports fields, over 30 members have participated in marathons with the assistance of volunteer escorts.

"They should have the opportunity to experience life and engage in new ways," Lu said. "It's an intrinsic human need."

http://www.china.org.cn/2025-11/23/content_118190849.shtml

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