What does it mean to be an Olympic champion?
The highest pursuit of athletes in most sports? The best reward for years of hard work? The rest of your life with no worries about food and clothing? Popular all over the country, countless flowers and applause?
Maybe both.
Maybe neither.
At the age of three, Ye Yijing entered the gymnastics room for the first time. At the age of nineteen, Ye Yijing climbed onto the highest podium of the Olympic Games for the first time.
Before that, he thought that all the difficulties he had experienced along the way would flash through his mind, and even darker, the pleasure of slapping those who had hurt him in the face.
But neither.
He stared at the empty auditorium during this special period and recalled the normal state of the auditorium during competitive gymnastics competitions.
He wants the place to be filled with spectators, and he wants everyone in the stands to come because they sense the charm of competitive gymnastics.
It was difficult, but he wanted to try.
Facing the audience, the gold medal is an honor and a reward for years of hard work and training.
Behind the gold medal is facing yourself, it is responsibility, it is no longer just asking for the project but trying to give back.
Notes for reading: This article is from the same world as Road to Champions. The male protagonist's idol is the female protagonist in that book. Please don't read if you mind.
Competitive gymnastics involves the naming of movements. All named movements before the Tokyo cycle may be named directly for the convenience of writing. The competition regulations are the same as those in reality, but this does not mean that the characters in the text have prototypes.
It will write about many people besides the male protagonist, but it is not really a group portrait.
I write a lot about things other than competitions, which is not a passionate competition at all.
There is time travel (not the male protagonist), and there may be a system (not the male protagonist).
Purpose: Purity leads to success