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- Chi-Wai Lai (黎志偉; * 1982) je hongkongský postižený sportovní lezec, bývalý reprezentant, mistr Asie a první čínský vítěz X Games v lezení na rychlost. Mezinárodních závodů se účastnil od roku 2000 do roku 2011. Po nehodě na motorce v prosinci 2011 skončil na invalidním vozíku, se kterým dále leze. (cs)
- Lai Chi Wai (chinesisch 黎志偉 / 黎志伟, Pinyin Lí Zhìwěi, Jyutping Lai4 Zi3wai5; * 25. Dezember 1982) ist ein Felskletterer, Sportkletterer und Motivationsredner aus Hongkong. Dort kennt man ihn umgangssprachlich auch unter den Spitznamen Baoshanwang (包山王 englisch King of Bun Snaching). (de)
- Lai Chi Wai (Chinese: 黎志偉; born December 25, 1982) is a rock climber, sport climber, and motivational speaker from Hong Kong. He is a four-time champion of the Asian Rock Climbing Championships and the world's first Chinese winner of the X-Game's extreme sports. In 2011, he got into a serious traffic accident that left him paraplegic. On December 9, 2016, upon the 5th anniversary of the car accident, Lai climbed up Lion Rock in a wheelchair, and became the first Chinese athlete to be nominated for the Laureus World's Best Sporting Moment of the month, which he lost to a viral video which showed a packed sports stadium of 70,000 people in Iowa turning and waving to children in an adjacent hospital. Netizens, touched by Lai's achievement, said he embodied the "spirit of Lion Rock", which has come to symbolize Hong Kong's can-do spirit in the midst of adversities. On January 16, 2021, Lai attempted to climb the 320-metre Nina Tower at Urban Climb 300M+,. It was a fund-raising activity organized by Ignite Community Services, a non-profit-making organization which Lai co-founded with Stella Chiu, for spinal cord injured patients. However, after he had climbed 65 storeys or 250 metres, he was forced to call off due to strong winds. The charity challenge successfully raised about USD 1 million. The attempt was originally scheduled on January 9 but postponed because of bad weather. He is married and has a son. (en)
- Lai Chi Wai (chiń. 黎志偉; ur. 1982 roku) – hongkoński wspinacz sportowy, specjalizował się we wspinaczce na szybkość oraz w klasycznej. Dwukrotny Mistrz Azji we wspinaczce na szybkość z 2002 oraz z 2003. (pl)
- 黎志偉（英語：Lai Chi Wai，1982年12月25日－），香港攀石運動員，有「亞洲攀石王」之稱，曾參加世界攀石巡迴賽，最佳成績全球排名第八。有「包山王」這称號。 (zh)
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- Chi-Wai Lai (黎志偉; * 1982) je hongkongský postižený sportovní lezec, bývalý reprezentant, mistr Asie a první čínský vítěz X Games v lezení na rychlost. Mezinárodních závodů se účastnil od roku 2000 do roku 2011. Po nehodě na motorce v prosinci 2011 skončil na invalidním vozíku, se kterým dále leze. (cs)
- Lai Chi Wai (chinesisch 黎志偉 / 黎志伟, Pinyin Lí Zhìwěi, Jyutping Lai4 Zi3wai5; * 25. Dezember 1982) ist ein Felskletterer, Sportkletterer und Motivationsredner aus Hongkong. Dort kennt man ihn umgangssprachlich auch unter den Spitznamen Baoshanwang (包山王 englisch King of Bun Snaching). (de)
- Lai Chi Wai (chiń. 黎志偉; ur. 1982 roku) – hongkoński wspinacz sportowy, specjalizował się we wspinaczce na szybkość oraz w klasycznej. Dwukrotny Mistrz Azji we wspinaczce na szybkość z 2002 oraz z 2003. (pl)
- 黎志偉（英語：Lai Chi Wai，1982年12月25日－），香港攀石運動員，有「亞洲攀石王」之稱，曾參加世界攀石巡迴賽，最佳成績全球排名第八。有「包山王」這称號。 (zh)
- Lai Chi Wai (Chinese: 黎志偉; born December 25, 1982) is a rock climber, sport climber, and motivational speaker from Hong Kong. He is a four-time champion of the Asian Rock Climbing Championships and the world's first Chinese winner of the X-Game's extreme sports. In 2011, he got into a serious traffic accident that left him paraplegic. On December 9, 2016, upon the 5th anniversary of the car accident, Lai climbed up Lion Rock in a wheelchair, and became the first Chinese athlete to be nominated for the Laureus World's Best Sporting Moment of the month, which he lost to a viral video which showed a packed sports stadium of 70,000 people in Iowa turning and waving to children in an adjacent hospital. Netizens, touched by Lai's achievement, said he embodied the "spirit of Lion Rock", which has (en)
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- Chi-Wai Lai (cs)
- Lai Chi Wai (de)
- Lai Chi Wai (pl)
- 黎志偉 (zh)
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