The legendary life of a Chinese genius player, gifted with spatial perception. From a rainy night street game in a hot pot restaurant in Chengdu to the top of the Emirates Stadium in London, Wang Yang paved the legendary road with talent and hard work. When a 16-year-old boy signed an Eredivisie contract despite his pneumoconiosis father coughing blood, he was not only burdened with the family's livelihood, but also the century-old hope of Chinese football. From Eindhoven to Arsenal, from the darkest moment when his ribs were broken by racists to the shocking lob in the Champions League final, this man who can sense the airflow of the stadium with his skin finally engraved Eastern wisdom on the tactical board.
