They are Olympic athletes, they are Chinese soldiers
2021-08-01 21:34:02Source: CCTV
CCTV News (Reporter Xu Yeqing): Wearing a national flag, sweating on the Olympic arena; wearing a uniform, shouldering the responsibility of defending the home and the country. For the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, a group of lovely people with special identities are sparing no effort to fight tenaciously. They are Chinese military athletes!
Multiple identities and extraordinary journeys have cultivated their Olympic spirit of mutual understanding, friendship, unity and fair competition, and also cultivated their qualities of being called upon, able to fight, and winning in battle.
Sun Yiwen, who won the third Tokyo Olympic gold medal for China and struggled to the last minute with injuries; Zhang Yufei, who played “temporarily”, broke the record one after another, and has already won 4 medals; still cheered for his opponent after missing the gold medal, no Xiao Ruoteng, who has lost his “general demeanor”; Wang Yilu, Huang Dongping and Fan Zhendong, who are still unrelenting in the face of his country’s opponents, presented wonderful games to the audience…
The Olympic Games are still going on fiercely, and more Chinese soldiers will engrave their footprints on the stage of this competition.
Women’s Individual Epee Champion-Sun Yiwen
Men’s Double 3m Springboard Diving Champion-Xie Sizhen and Wang Zongyuan
Men’s Gymnastics Team Third —— Zou Jingyuan
Gymnastics men’s all-around runner-up, gymnastics men’s team runner-up-Xiao Ruoteng
Women’s 200m butterfly champion, women’s 4×200m freestyle relay champion, women’s 100m butterfly runner-up, men’s and women’s mixed 4×100m medley relay runner-up-Zhang Yufei
Men’s 200m individual medley champion-Wang Shun
Badminton mixed doubles champion-Wang Yilu and Huang Dongping
Table tennis men’s singles runner-up-Fan Zhendong
Men’s and women’s mixed 4×100m medley relay runner-up-Yan Zibei
In a foreign country, they let the national flag rise again and again and the national anthem played over and over again. On the occasion of the August 1st Army Day, we should pay tribute to the soldiers who have worked hard in all walks of life on the Olympic arena!
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