In Liu Erbao's eyes, the scene before him was the greatest feat in the world.
Knight told the world with his actions that nothing was impossible, and everything was possible.
In 1974, the Frenchman Philippe Petit constructed a thin wire between the rooftops of the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in New York, and then walked across it as if he were strolling through the clouds.
That moment was etched into history.
It seemed that it was also from that time that a group of people who had forgotten life and death began challenging everything for their dreams and art.
Back then, Western countries were praised as the birthplace of extreme sports, as if extreme sports from other places didn't matter at all.
But now, a young Chinese man known as Knight emerged boldly, challenging one human limit after another, and erecting one monument after another that no one could surpass.
"Do you know," Liu Erbao said to the person beside him, "in this field, he is a god!"
