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"Don't ask me to start fast and strong! I always start slow and then eventually catch up." That's the real story of So Wa-wai, Hong Kong's Paralympic legend. Born unable to walk, pushed by his mom, he became a world-record-breaking sprinter. Zero to Hero hits different.

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