Compiled by Wu Xianchang / Austria
The “World Paper Airplane Competition” hosted by Red Bull was held in Austria on May 13 and 14. Players from more than 60 countries competed for the “King of Paper Airplanes”. Ma Chengfa, a student at Taipei City University, competed in the fancy event, combining his bell-pulling technique with a paper airplane to precisely control the spin of the paper airplane, and successfully won the second place in the world. This is also the competition, Taiwanese players won the best results.
Flip forward while running, and throw paper airplanes at the same time. Ma Chengfa controlled the flying angle of the paper plane stably with his skilled bell-pulling and throwing technique. Successfully won the runner-up in the fancy project of the 2022 World Paper Airplane Competition. Ma Chengfa, the runner-up in the paper airplane competition, said: “I am Ma Chengfa who is currently studying in Beijing City, because it was the first time I came into contact with paper airplanes. It was very, very difficult for me, and it was unexpected to get the second place. I’m very, very happy now, and then very surprised.”
In the fancy event, the contestants have 60 seconds to combine paper airplanes to perform. The South Korean contestant who won the first place in the world, dressed as a magician in a formal tuxedo, as if performing magic tricks, and gracefully controlled a paper airplane to glide and won the favor of the jury. When the South Korean contestant won the victory, he directly put on the paper plane, squatted and kneeled on the stage, and proposed to his girlfriend, LEE Seung-hoon, the champion of the paper plane contest, said: “It’s hard to describe how I feel, I want to put it like A little Red Bull, Red Bull give me a pair of wings.”
The champion of the aircraft flying far project is Lazar Krstich of Serbia. In addition to redesigning the shape of the paper airplane, Krstich also deliberately gained 10 kilograms. Just to have stronger muscle strength, throw the plane out. Sure enough, with 61 meters 11, breaking the previous record. In the “Flying Project”, the winner was Pakistan’s Usman Saeed, who threw the paper airplane up and won the championship in 14.86 seconds. Paper airplanes are not just simple toys. Young enthusiasts from all over the world gather together to inspire each other’s infinite creativity and compete for the world’s first in the paper airplane industry.
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News source: China Television News