After a break-up, Beijing-born tech-turned-ultrarunner plans AI-backed Silk Road trek

09/11/2025 2 Views

When her relationship ended last year, Ria Xi did what many heartbroken twenty-somethings do: she went for a run.

“For my 25th birthday, I decided to run every day for 30 days. It was the only thing I could hold onto. The only thing that reminded me I had control.”

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