The world is full of wonders. We have seen all kinds of competitions, but have you ever seen the airplane-pulling competition? According to CCTV, on the 17th, local time, the original annual Washington Dulles International Airport Open Day returned for the first time after two years of interruption due to the epidemic. The highlight of the day, the airplane-pulling competition, also attracted many people to try their hand. This year, more than 100 teams, each with 25 people, dragged an 82-ton passenger plane 3.5 meters, and the team with the shortest time won. The airplane-pulling competition at Dulles International Airport began in 1992 to raise money for the Special Olympics.

Special Olympics, the full name of which is Special Olympics, is an international sports competition specially held for mentally retarded and inarticulate patients with neurological and mental disorders and even children who can't take care of themselves. Special Olympics sports are very rich, from the most basic functional activities to the most advanced competitions, suitable for Special Olympics athletes of all ages and ability levels. Among them, the World Special Olympics is held every four years, alternating between summer and winter.

The 14th Special Olympics Southern California Pull Aircraft Competition was held in Long Beach, California, USA. More than 80 teams participated in the competition, and the team that could pull the 124,000-pound (about 56.25 tons) heavy jet aircraft at the fastest speed won.