A Chinese Athlete

Awesome, knowing Roosevelt is more useful than anything else in this era.

Sun Yang's fate disappoints this book. In an era when racism was at its most rampant, the protagonist would not only be blackmailed by white-skinned public opinion, but even return to China alive would be a luxury...

Fifteen recommendation votes are given! Can't guess what's going to happen next! Looking forward to the next chapters!

RT, that's it, no other meaning·

According to some people, Huo Yuanjia, Chen Zhen, and Ip Man all have to go to the battlefield, and the country is about to perish. How about boxing and martial arts competitions? What's so great about defeating a few Western and Japanese devils? Can you, Huo Yuanjia, Chen Zhen, and Ip Man still save China? What? You said that you can help the Chinese people strengthen their bodies, enhance their national self-confidence, and prove to the world that the Chinese are not the sick men of East Asia? Fart, fart, fart. The Chinese people don't even have enough to eat, so they get the strength to strengthen their bodies. China's science and technology is so backward, who can afford to report on your victory over foreigners? Even if it is reported, how many people in such a backward media would know about it? You alone can enhance national self-confidence? What a fart! What, you just defeated a few little devils. This can prove to the world that the Chinese are not the sick men of East Asia. Just a joke, even if you defeated all the little devils, the foreign devils will still laugh at the Chinese as the sick men of East Asia! Moreover, the Chinese were called the sick men of East Asia not because of poor health. The Chinese at that time were physically strong and very good at sports! Finally, they came to a conclusion: Huo Yuanjia, Chen Zhen, and Ip Wen obviously have strong bodies and strong martial arts, but they do not serve as soldiers. They are really the scum of the nation!

I feel that the protagonist engaging in sports is similar to Lu Xun writing articles, both to boost the spirit of the people. Although it is only in the field of sports, since we can defeat European and American powers, it means that Chinese people are no worse than foreigners and can also achieve achievements in other fields and enhance national self-confidence. In the face of the upcoming Anti-Japanese War, let more people have the confidence to defeat Japan and not choose to be traitors!

There was once a Chinese gymnast who used a self-invented move to win the gold medal. Foreigners could not learn this move. Later, this move was banned by the sports meeting. . . The main theme of this book: Doing the right thing at the wrong time is a pain in the ass

Writing about sports in the Republic of China seems very funny and idiotic, just looking for scolding! I scolded it at first, but then I suddenly understood it. The citizens were oppressed not only physically but also mentally. So everyone admires Bruce Lee for defeating the Sick Man of East Asia, so everyone admires the Olympic gold medal! Secondly, even if YY changes the history, it will only be more uncomfortable, because these are mistakes that have been made before and cannot be changed.

Putting aside everything else, from a novel perspective, this is undoubtedly a successful novel. When the protagonist won the 100-meter championship at the 1932 Los Angeles Olympics, I felt my blood boiling all over, and I wished I could go to the scene and cheer for this hero. Such a hero was so needed in that era!

This book and the two books about traveling through the Republic of China to become a scientist and a writer can be considered the three great books about traveling through the Republic of China. But the title change of this book is really good. It perfectly summarizes the protagonist's growth from a newspaper boy to the first in various competitions, but it cannot change the fact that the country's civil war, foreign invasion, and the Chinese people are still the same people in the old era. They keep saying that using sports to make a country strong is actually only about the protagonist's own progress. Even if you are a coach, you can promote the overall progress. What is shameful is that there are advanced technologies, but they are always hidden. Even Liu Changchun, a friend, compatriot, and the only Chinese Olympic athlete, does not disclose it. Instead, he throws out the theories of future generations abroad without money. It made me want to throw up.