Figure Skating: The Long Road to Growth

Tomato rarely sees figure skating articles about boys. I searched and found almost none. This is the first one I have seen. I hope the author will continue to write [smirk][smirk][smirk][adoration][adoration][adoration][air kiss][air kiss][air kiss]

(Let me be clear first, I have only read about 40 chapters, and I have no idea how the book will develop later) It developed too fast in the early stage and was vague. It felt like I was being pushed all the time. The paragraphs were also a big mess. Seven or eight lines were divided into paragraphs at a time. It was tiring for the eyes and the heart. But the author is a novice, and unclear paragraphing is a common mistake for novices. Just having the courage to post the article on the public platform, Power for Love has defeated countless people. When I saw Chapter 1, some people said it looked like Zhang Jue. I have also read that book. When I saw the author saying that it was your enlightenment book for figure skating, I was quite excited because I didn't expect to meet book friends in Tomato, but!!! I looked through the catalog today! At that time, I discovered "Ms. Mia" in more than a hundred chapters. I thought it was just the same name. After clicking on it, I found out that this "Ms. Mia" is actually a choreographer. The character design in this chapter is completely different. Emm, maybe the author wanted to add a little easter egg? Anyway, I can't get this point, it's quite embarrassing. All in all, Tomato has few sports and competitive articles, and even less figure skating articles. As long as you don't care about some details like "12 years old, 1.3 Meters tall and weighs 70 pounds", it is quite good to pass the time without thinking. The growth and psychological transformation of the protagonist are all described, and there are no inexplicable villains. It can be regarded as a growth and competitive healing article??? And in the chapter "Ms. Mia", the paragraph division is obviously much better, I feel it is quite smooth. In short, thank you to the author for popularizing the niche sport of figure skating (I also hope that no one will criticize me for being too busy, too busy, too sensitive, etc. It is the first time for the author to write an article, and it is also the first time for me to write a short review of nearly 500 words. I think the evaluation is quite objective, don't criticize, don't criticize, give me a five-star rating, everyone has a good time [send my heart] [send my heart] [send my heart])

Rather than saying that this is about Lin alone, it is better to say that it is about a group of figure skating people. I really like this book, the writing is also very mature, and every character is basically rich and complete. I regret that Professor Zhuang could not win the gold medal until he retired. It is a pity that my sister stopped before she could make her own reputation as the queen of short track speed skating in the world. It is a pity that our tone-deaf champions were suppressed even if they won the championship. It is a pity that in the end, the Three Musketeers can only become a short and gorgeous past tense... Fortunately, they were only in their early 20s at the time, and they still had a long way to go. They could stay together for the rest of their lives, noisy and noisy together forever, but they just felt distressed. Everyone was covered in bruises, and several years of hard work could only lead to a few years of glory. It seems that everyone's life has imperfections, there is the once-hot love that failed to conquer everything, there was once the high-spirited spirit that eventually faded away from everyone, there is the success that failed to be achieved despite all efforts, there are the imperfections of the family, there are the imperfections of the career... So compared to the so-called male videos and female videos, this is more of a micro-group article. It writes about career, life, glory, and regrets. It is not just about the so-called happy family after a successful career after going through hardships. Love is not the main line, but dreams are, love is, glory is, and regrets are too.

Although the author wrote in the introduction that it is "a joyful growth and competitive article with no nutrition", I really like such relaxed and happy daily articles (*´I`*). It is very gentle and does not have so much malice (﹡ˆoˆ﹡) It feels great that everyone is living a serious life! ✧*｡٩(ˊᗜˋ*)و✧*｡I really like it

There are really too few people who write about ice and snow sports, and even fewer who can write more professionally. He really made me cry to death. Except for some paragraphs that are a bit long and some typos, it is really good.

There are not many technical details in this book, but it can be regarded as a tweet. I like a lot of the atmosphere in the article, including the way Xiaolin and the professor get along. The way I get along with my sister is authentic, but there are many appearances and personal characteristics that are suitable for another book. They account for too much in this article. Xiao Lin is very brave, but his grades are poor. He loves Ultraman, which is great, this kid is kind. Coach Zhuang has a staff, but his proportion is not as large as that of Grandma Zhou. His technical guidance has not yet highlighted his proportion when it comes to development. It's very similar to Xiaoyu's coaching staff, sister = grumpy old man Lu + Coach Zhang, Coach Zhang = Coach Zhang + Shen Liu, Coach Zhuang = Shen Liu + Yukimura, There is no need to always talk about eating grass, figure skating, and water meat are also high-protein supplements. After all, building muscle and losing weight are not the same as losing weight. I've seen a lot of comments about eating grass, but it's really not just about eating grass. The characters are all written out, and I like the author's atmosphere the most!

Just looking at the content I want to express, it's pretty good. I really like the friendships I've made through competition, being both opponents and friends. I also like the teacher-student relationship between the coach and the players, which deepens their bond through play and growth. I also like the lifelong family ties, which are the foundation for anything.

The author would like to help Xiao Yi in the future. I want to learn from Pearl Behrman. Please, men's singles can't be done in reality, at least I haven't seen it yet. Thank you? ₍˄·͈༝·͈˄*₎◞ ̑̑

I finished reading this book a long time ago, but I forgot to rate it. Watching Yiyi from the age of thirteen to middle-aged and elderly people, I feel very emotional, just like raising a child. As a child, Lin Shuyi was lively, cute and active, and often made Coach Zhuang die [laughing and crying]. When I reached middle age, Lin Shuyi, written by my teacher, made me read it very kindly, but also a little strange. I'm friendly because I feel like he hasn't changed. He's still the same Lin Shuyi who acts coquettishly to the coach and is naughty and mischievous. He's still the same person. And the reason why I feel strange is that he has become more mature and more stable. The articles written by the teacher, unlike the authors who write about abuse, are unforgettable. But what the teacher wrote is still impressive and unforgettable for a long time. They can't get out of the plot, but their story is not over. Finally, I wish the teacher will get better and better [sending heartfelt wishes]

It's very beautiful. No matter who you are in this book, everyone is unique and very good. Step by step, I climbed the highest mountain of figure skating. I was really happy for him and happy for China. The daily interactions between everyone are really interesting. Whether it is Coach Zhuang, Sister Lin, or others, they all let me know that they are living a good life in another world. Everyone is working hard for what they love, just to leave no regrets! You have to be good over there and lose weight one by one [laughing]