A Man With No Legs Climbed The Most Dangerous Mountain In All Of China.

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If you were feeling lazy before reading this, prepare to feel
worse. Chen Zhou, 26, climbed all five of China's notable
mountains. If that feat wasn't impressive enough, he did it all
without legs. That's right. Zhou took on 2,080 meter journeys with slopes
that reach up to 96 degrees without the help of legs. If that
doesn't make you question whether you're challenging
yourself enough, nothing will. Most recently, Zhou took on
Jianmen Pass, considered by many to be the most dangerous
mountain in China. Take a look at his incredible journey!

Chen Zhou climbing Jianmen Pass and Look at his determination.

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