Beneath Your Coat

I was shocked when I saw the names, Ranya and Liao Sha. I didn't know if Ranya was Zhenya because I had seen too many translations. Then when I saw the message, I was really excited by the Puhuang fans.

I followed the article when you just finished it, and I was very touched because I also like to watch figure skating, but I didn't like this sport very much at the time. I love her so much now, probably because of Shen Xue, Zhao Hongbo, the last two Winter Olympics they participated in, the retirement of powerful Russian and Canadian athletes, and their persistence. In fact, I really think it is more appropriate to write this article as Danmei. The spark between Plushenko and Yagudin is really more brilliant than Chen Yi. They don't really need to be together. There is a friendship between brothers and enemies, and in the end there is an ending of meeting and laughing. That charm is enough. Why not write another one, with the two of them as the protagonists? How about a short story?

There was actually a tail that didn't come out just now: In fact, I understand the old lady very well. She may remember how Zhenya skated and how she interacted with Zhenya in the past ten years.

I just discovered this long article recently. After reading it for several days and re-watching many old videos, I felt that I couldn't do anything if I didn't write something. I met Plushenko at the 2006 Winter Olympics, not as early as the original poster. At that time, in the United States, I watched TV every day in order to improve my English. When I turned on the TV that day, it happened to be a figure skating program. I remember that his Tosca had been completed. When the score came out, he clenched his fist and waved, and the NBC commentator kept saying something excited. Later, I watched several other people's programs. I remember Xiaozhu's 007 and Ranbir's short programs, but I don't know why I was particularly curious about the blond guy just now. After watching the news, I found out that it was Plushenko, and then I searched for his videos. The first one I saw was The Godfather from the China Cup. I was shocked at that time. Later, I watched him very much. I watched many programs and learned a lot about him and Little Bear. I remember watching the video of the 2002 Winter Olympics over and over again, and crying while watching it. Like the original poster, I liked both of them at the same time, but I definitely liked Pu more. His experience touched me too much, and the Xiong fans at that time were too tough and criticized Pu as useless, which made me completely rebellious. Then he got married and retired. I was very depressed at the time. I felt as if he was about to leave just after I met him. Moreover, I felt that he was still so young. There was a lot of criticism at that time, including the poster who said that he was opportunistic and had no soul in the 2006 Winter Olympics. However, I felt vaguely that this was not appropriate. It should be his true self, the boy in black in Carmen in 2002, with his red belt burning like fire. After that scene, it felt like his heart was about to vomit out on the ice. (I forgot who said, "Master, I slipped to death here today!") How could such a person be willing to leave the ice? But then I thought about all the prosperity in the world, and it was not just the ice rink. He was so young, maybe he should have other lives. What else did he not get on the ice? Even if you are tired of it, it is understandable. However, he actually came back in 2009. At that time, I felt like my heart was shaking, and I felt that I had seen him right. In the bustling world, his soul was still on the ice. He was finally back. Then there was the silver medal, but I am even a little lucky now. If it hadn't been like this, I wouldn't have seen him skate "I'm sick" in 10 years, let alone say he would stick to it until 2014. At first he said it would be until 2014, and even I thought he was just saying it out of anger. Four years is so long, who knows what will happen. However, he came again at the European Championships, took 5 injections, and still performed quadruple jumps in the long program. Until now, I watch him I still shed tears during the long program of the 2012 European Championships. I saw the boy in black again 10 years ago. He is no longer the prince he was before. There is more vicissitudes in his eyes, but just like before, he seems to be dedicating his life and soul to this ice rink. Even Mrs. T cried when she saw his European Championship program. I actually understand the old lady very well. She may have remembered how Zhenya skated and how she interacted with Zhenya in the past ten years.

Well, how can I put it, the ending is really depressing. Although I also think the ending is very real and reasonable. After all, those who stand in the brightest position are just the smallest ones. There are more athletes who are just ordinary and even have to worry about their livelihood, just like the one who goes home to farm. And even the best people almost always have to face injuries. But I really don't like it. "I look forward to seeing you again on the field." "I also believe that you are looking forward to seeing me here, just as I am looking forward to seeing you here." Can you say that being a coach also means standing on the field? You are just lying to yourself. Is this also the way to realize your dream? I can't agree either. Skaters are meant to be on the ice. This is not to deny ordinary people who are limited by reality. After all, we are just ordinary people. I just hope to see a story about a dream taking root. Just like in "Growing Up", the person who becomes a hospice doctor (I think) is also realizing his own values ​​and dreams. Hey, the story is good.

After reading this ending, I was depressed for a long time. . . My feeling is that the ending would have been more perfect with a little more sunflowers. But the current ending, although it has the meaning of growth, makes me feel that the hero is in his twilight years and extremely desolate. . . (That comment saying that Ranya has gained weight and looks ugly!!! I burst into tears!!! I don't accept it!! You are so embarrassing) Judging from the beginning, this is a coming-of-age story about a heroine, and it should at least have an ending for the heroine. Unexpectedly, the heroine did not have a particularly complete explanation at the end. There was only a passerby ending after falling, and there was no emotional ending. . . Maybe it was written too implicitly and I didn't understand it. . . The male protagonist (yet has no signs of it) has an ending, but it is also a tragic ending for the hero. . . Even if their careers ended bleakly, neither of them had a romantic ending. . . 5555 I was in vain when I saw ranya flying all the way from Russia and later raising sunflowers. . . Damn it, do you really want to write down the emotional clues that you have cultivated so hard? . . Well

It was the first time I read an article on this subject, and it was really eye-opening. Although I have followed figure skating, and I know that it is not easy for athletes to win medals, I never knew that people would be tortured from mind to body like this, and it was inhuman torture. Although normal people also have suffering in their lives, there is always time to buffer them, but in the sports world, conflicts are more obvious and time is more pressing.

In fact, I would rather believe silently in my heart that the two of them are waiting for each other, even though they are so far apart. But they are facing the same ice. Xiaodong may not be the emotional destination. I have to tax myself like this or I'll be heartbroken. I really like the Golden Sheep. . . Such pride, perseverance, and elegance.

I like golden sheep so much! I knew it was dirty before I even gave out the bag of melon seeds! But, I really like him. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I'm sad.

In fact, as soon as I watched Pu's performance at the Winter Olympics, I thought of this article~ It's really a sad resemblance. Resentment But I have to admit that he is really old. I have no love for Mr. Lei who relies on his triple axel to win the championship~~On the contrary, I am touched by Takahashi's persistence in the quadruple jump. As Pu said: without quadruple jump, there would be no men's singles I'm afraid to see the men's singles degenerate into a triple axel~~