For many young para athletes, the Asian Para Games is an opportunity to step onto the world stage. The Games has also drawn public attention to para sports. Hong Kong athletes with disabilities have consistently maintained a leading position on the global sports arena. Since 1972, they have won over a hundred Paralympic medals, achieving remarkable results. However, for them, does the outstanding performance of their predecessors become an invisible pressure? Para sports are increasingly valued worldwide, so what are the differences that the new generation of para athletes face compared to the previous generation in the sports world?