After completing seven events — run-bike alternation, mountain biking, creek tracing, cross-country skills (waterfall rappelling), rafting, cross-country running (18 km), and kayaking — and enduring various challenges such as weather conditions, physical exhaustion, and injuries, the newly established"China Cyber Extreme Adventure Team" achieved an impressive third-place finish. However, according to team captain Bai Bin, the third place is still far from satisfactory. The fact that one female team member competed despite a foot injury also caused some concern. But Bai Bin expressed full confidence, saying, "It is truly gratifying to lead such a strong team into competition. In the future, we will spare no effort to protect our team members, continuously push our limits, and guide athletes who have achieved outstanding results in various outdoor challenges — Zhu Jiali, Huang Long, and Chen Chunyan — to compete with spirit, improve themselves, and continually challenge the physical and psychological limits of humanity."This team will also take on a new challenge in July this year for the "Crossing the Himalayas, Protecting Sacred Glaciers" event. They aim to use the power of sports to call on society to protect glaciers and care for the Earth's living environment. Through this, they hope to encourage everyone to take action together and contribute to the cause of public welfare and environmental protection.