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From sprains to gains, sports enthusiasts take injuries calmly

Pain and recovery mark new chapter, not the end, for adrenaline seekers

By Zhang Yi | China Daily | Updated: 2025-07-04 08:52
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Injured ski enthusiasts check their X-ray images at Peking University Third Hospital Chongli Branch in Chongli, Hebei province, on Dec 7. WEI XIAOHAO/CHINA DAILY

Having shared my treatment journey on social media, I frequently receive messages from netizens seeking advice. These interactions remind me of an encounter near the hospital's ice machines in Chongli, where I met a national champion skier undergoing treatment. She displayed her various scars and reassured me that everything would eventually be alright.

Today, the capabilities of my left leg have largely returned to normal — I can run and jump. Nevertheless, there are lingering effects, such as reduced ankle mobility and occasional joint popping. These reminders prompt me to steer clear of risky activities and to relearn how to listen to and care for my body.

As my doctor Sun said, orthopedics and rehabilitation signify not the end but a new beginning. I just hope in the future when someone wishes me to "break a leg", it actually does bring good fortune.

Zhang Yi
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