Katharina is of mixed Chinese and German heritage, and showed exceptional ball sense from a young age.
Strong, patient, and determined.
Even so, will her tennis career really be smooth sailing?
Sent to train in France on her own as a child, what challenges will she face when she can't speak French?
Facing the natural physical advantages of athletes of other ethnicities, how will she find the strength to encourage herself?
How will she do in her first competition?
What will go through her mind when she faces her first match point?
How will she celebrate her first championship?
When faced with setbacks and injuries, what unexpected decisions will she make?
Meanwhile, her mother, Zhen, is also wondering: wouldn't it be better if her daughter represented China in the future?
But her father, Mark, stubbornly lowers his newspaper. "Our daughter was born in Germany and grew up here. How could she represent China?"
But when Katharina finally visits China one day, sees the magnificent Great Wall, the Huangpu River, and the Oriental Pearl Tower, walks along the shores of West Lake, and marvels at the ice sculptures in Harbin, what feelings and wonder will stir in her heart?
At the same time, Liam, a warm-hearted Austrian boy who says he wants to become a great race car driver, is quietly falling in love with her.
Ever since they first met when she was five.
He's gentle, kind, understanding, and warm.
Though in those early, innocent days of striving for their dreams, they supported and accompanied each other through letters, phone calls, crafts...
Sharing and protecting their sincere, genuine feelings.
But as they grow up, where will this "friendship" lead?
Faced with living in different countries and the reality of rarely seeing each other, what choice will they make?
Theme: Never stop striving in life; love never fails.
Damn, you won't abandon the article, right? I still want to read it.
Boss, when will it be updated? The heroines in my fantasy all have real-life versions, and they are not so popular anymore.
Oops, the German tennis coach is Chinese, which is a bit strange. But it doesn't matter. It's well written. Come on. There are too few female protagonist tennis articles, and most of them are cheating and unrealistic at all. This article is very suitable for me so far! Will Xiaoka be an A-type player in the future? Hahaha
Author, do you dare to finish writing this article? If you can finish writing, I will follow you all
It's quite interesting, come on