Name: Amputee reaches top of Chinese mountain, climbing steps using his hands
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Sammi Chan

A 30-year-old double amputee successfully scaled China’s Mount Tai in 21 hours, climbing each step using his hands. Wang Jiade lost his legs in an accident when he was working in a factory 12 years ago.


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Video | Amputee reaches top of Chinese mountain, climbing steps using his hands

Wang lost both legs in an accident when he was 18

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Video | Amputee reaches top of Chinese mountain, climbing steps using his hands

Wang lost both legs in an accident when he was 18