On the snowy night when the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics roster was announced, the 17-year-old genius Jiang Yu was only one high-speed rail ticket away from reaching the pinnacle of his life. A series of car accidents caused by drunk driving buried the blood-stained Olympic training certificate and a left calf in the ice and snow forever. Four years later, he came to the Heilongjiang Provincial Team in a wheelchair with no skates in his hand, only a tape measure and a piece of chalk. Facing the older men's singles Chen Fuguang, who was regarded as "scrap" by the provincial team, this "little teacher" of the scientific research team, who could not even stand up, had to use the clumsiest geometry and the cruelest data to piece together a sharp blade that could pierce the sky on the hard ice.
Purpose: Figure skaters work together to prepare for world-class competitions