My Name Is Ouyang Chuliang

Qu Chuliang, nicknamed "Flying Grass of Lingnan," is not tall, standing at only 180 cm and weighing 70 kg. Despite not having particularly outstanding physical attributes, he was hailed by many fans as "China's best goalkeeper." Qu Chuliang attracted the attention of many top European clubs in his early career.

I looked up some information about Jianlibao from back then, and those kids really had it tough. They trained for years in such harsh and desolate conditions; after all, they were still just kids. Author, I hope everyone gets a little screen time; they deserve to be remembered. It wasn't easy for any of them! 🥺

A warm summer breeze lashed against his face, and a sudden ding-dong startled Su Maozhen from his sweet afternoon nap. He mumbled something and reached out to swat it, but there was no alarm clock as he expected. Su Maozhen opened his sleepy eyes and looked around. A single dormitory room, familiar yet somewhat strange. Su Maozhen's thoughts were a little sluggish.

In the sweltering heat of midday, the sun beat down relentlessly, offering only a touch of coolness under the dappled shade of the trees. Amidst the incessant chirping of cicadas, a boy with a cropped hairstyle, wearing a tank top and clutching two mung bean popsicles, trotted over, his loud voice teasing his dozing companion under the shade: "Wake up, Xiao Ou!

This is my first time reading a sports-themed novel, and I don't know how it's almost caught up with the update schedule. Born in 1992, my impression of Chinese football is limited to elementary school PE class where all the boys competed on the football field. Being good at football seemed to bring more popularity than academic success.

I think this picture is great.

Being handsome is all that matters. 😊

Chinese football fans are truly pathetic; they can only fantasize in novels. When will the national football team be able to prove itself? Can't we skip the World Cup and just have the Asian Cup?

Character Profile 1 – Shang Yi Tianjin, China, March 19, 1996. In his small but tidy bedroom, Shang Yi was carefully pasting photos into a scrapbook. Scattered across the table were dozens of photos of various sizes: a heartwarming family portrait of his family of three, photos of his Jianlibao teammates on the field, and a pile of newspaper clippings of various photos of Ou Chuliang from the…

Writing about goalkeepers in soccer is difficult. Goalkeepers can raise a team's minimum standard, but they can never raise its maximum. Too much screen time for the goalkeeper suggests a poor defense; if the offense is weak, the team will play very frustratingly. Too little screen time makes the main character feel weak.