What is the most exciting thing you have ever challenged?

I think it's skydiving. Everyone parachutes for different reasons, some people love it, some people want to release their stress through parachuting, and more friends will express their love to their loved ones through parachuting. The main reason why I want to jump is exciting, a little cool and full of expectations for skydiving. A few years ago, some of my friends talked about skydiving from super high altitude to supersonic speed. Foreigners were the first people who really jumped at supersonic speed. At that time, he set a world record. At that time, I admired his ideas and courage. From then on, I thought: If I have the chance, I will try skydiving.

I didn't have much nervousness and fear during the ascent of the plane, but when the coach lifted me to the door of the cabin with my legs hanging in the air, to be honest, I suddenly became very nervous and tried to regain my senses, and immediately did as the coach said before. I began to put my head and hands on my chest, afraid to look down. When my legs are hanging in the air at the door of the engine room, it may be my most nervous moment. When the coach began to count to 3-2- 1, the little heart thumped, and the boundary between the ground and the sky was blurred.

It is difficult to find the relative state and posture of the body during jumping out. After a few seconds, I began to feel the unusually strong wind and the temperature was very low. Feel the cool wind on your ankles. At this time, there is no tension and fear. Stretching out my hands, I felt the air flowing through my fingers and the fog. I feel like a fairy, floating in the fog. I can see all the scenery on the ground. The runway on the airport apron is clearly visible on the ground. The coach personally instructed me to control the parachute and gained this rare experience.

Although the flight time is limited, during this time, I seriously feel every second and enjoy a unique sense of freedom, tension and weightlessness. The first thought in my mind after landing is: I'll jump again when I have the chance.