In a dilapidated billiards hall in a small southern town, a boy named Goudan touched the white ball for the first time with a broken stick he picked up, and showed his amazing intuition about angle and strength. He endured the ridicule of a "fashionable name" and the pressure of a poor family, and worked his way from the street table to the professional arena. He experienced many hardships such as the death of his mentor, the conspiracy of his opponents, and injuries. Finally, with his tenacity and pure love for billiards, he stood on the final stage of the World Snooker Championship and rewrote his own destiny with precise strokes. The world also remembered the pyrotechnic name "Goudan".
