Meet Abdusalam, a 24-year-old Uygur in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region on the Chinese mainland, whose life motto is simple: “Do what you love and stick with it.” His passion? Parkour.
Every day, the city of Kashi turns into his playground. Low walls and flat rooftops become stages for his leaps, rolls, and daring sprints. For Abdusalam, each movement is more than a trick—it’s a statement of freedom. He’s known across social media for his fearless style and upbeat energy 🚀.
Even when he’s sidelined by an injury and wearing a cast, he refuses to stop. “I’ll keep running until I can no longer move,” he says. His dedication is contagious: fans cheer him on, sharing clips of his jumps set to pop beats and viral challenges on TikTok.
Behind every flip and vault is a story of staying true to yourself. Abdusalam insists, “I’m just being myself.” For this young Uygur athlete, parkour isn’t just a sport—it’s a way to claim his space, express his spirit, and inspire others to chase their own passions 💪.
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