was watching short videos last night and came across the 2016 Olympic Games table tennis men's singles competition, where Ma Long played against South Korea's Jung Young-sik .
This thrilling and soul-stirring battle can be called a classic battle. As soon as
came on the court, Malone was beaten and suppressed by the opponent, losing two games in a row.
At that time, Ma Long must have felt uncomfortable, and the coach asked him to change clothes.
A magical scene happened. Malone regained two games with a big score, and then narrowly won two games with a slight advantage, winning the game 4:2.
If I were young, I would have felt that I was all indebted to this legendary dragon T-shirt. If
were put up for auction, it would immediately fetch a price of 10,000 yuan.
In fact, many people still feel this way.
Isn’t that how some mascots and good luck charms exist?
We often see old men wearing red zizi and red underwear in the zodiac year or animal year, hoping that red can bring good luck and bless peace.
As the Spring Festival approaches, there are even more forms of using things to pray for luck. It can be said that they bloom everywhere and become popular in thousands of homes.
Now, at the age when I am about to know my destiny, my thoughts are completely different.
Whether it is a dragon T-shirt or a lucky charm, it is just a peripheral existence.
The prerequisite is strength. If Ma Long does not have stable basic skills, changing N pieces of clothes will not help.
Changing clothes is just a ritual, providing an opportunity to calm down and an excuse to become more confident.
If he didn’t change his clothes, Malone wouldn’t have won?
I think Malone will still win.
Even if he doesn’t change his clothes, he will regain his composure and confidence in the 3rd and 4th games.
It’s just that clothes act as a lucky ambassador at a magical moment.
What really determines victory or defeat is diligent study and practice, which is accumulated over time.
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In the ugly country, there are no red or green clothes, no firecrackers soaring into the sky, but this does not prevent it from standing among the most powerful countries in the world.
What does it rely on? It’s definitely not some so-called ritual, so-called mascot, or lucky charm.
It relies on peace and stability that was N years earlier than ours, it relies on economic certainty that is N times faster than ours, and it relies on scientific change that is N times stronger than ours.
It is normal that we are not as good as them now, just like foreign table tennis players are not as good as us. The starting point is different and the results are also different.
In recent years, we have been catching up and becoming the second largest economy in the world, which is very rare. What kind of future
will have, everyone should have some expectations in their hearts.
The wheel of history is rolling forward, and social progress has never stopped.
Some people are crushed into clay, while some people write legends.
Now that we know that the wheel will roll forward, I think the only thing we can do is to jump on the wagon and embrace the times.
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The waves behind the Yangtze River push the waves in front, and the waves in front die on the beach.
This seems inevitable and terrifying.
It is inevitable that the front wave will eventually slowly disappear into the ocean of the world. As the back wave, we are full of hope.
What is horrifying is that we are both the back wave in the eyes of developed countries and the front wave in the eyes of developing countries.
The wave behind is like a bright future, but the wave before is the afterimage.
In terms of economic performance, it is sometimes good and sometimes bad, sometimes loose and sometimes tight.
It seems that there are so many opportunities but so few and far between. We ourselves can’t figure out whether it is the back wave or the front wave.
In the past two years, small countries in Southeast Asia have begun to catch up, and India has begun to catch up.
Open is imminent, and labor pain is inevitable.
At present, no matter whether we are the wave behind or the wave ahead, the wave behind will turn into the wave before, and the wave before will turn into the wave behind.
The waves are already roaring, each taking the lead. Are we following the tide? Or lie down and get stabbed?
The answer is self-explanatory.
Panic will always pass, and troughs will always go out;
The wheel will always come, and the waves will meet sooner or later.
In the torrent of people's opinions, in the complicated information, there is a touch that penetrates the soul, and a seamless fit that goes deep into the ground. This is the meaning of my existence. Any opinions expressed by students are not trading recommendations. They are discussions with fellow teachers on how to study the market. The stock market is risky, so be cautious when entering the market!
