We don’t know whether the “Story of Xiali Camp” in this dimension will come early, but China’s dominance in the Asian Games is indeed many years too early.

Originally, China's sports were at the top of Asia, and it was during the 1990 Asian Games when they had home court advantage.

After this, Chinese sports were considered to be the best in Asia in terms of comprehensive strength, and there was a strong tendency to single-handedly represent Asia. If it hadn't been for the later rise of several major ball sports, they could indeed say that Asian sports were Chinese sports.

As a time traveler, Wu Jie is deeply touched by this, because if we recall carefully, China's road to rejuvenation seems to have taken the two sports games as important nodes.

After the 1990 Beijing Asian Games, China began to grow rapidly in Asia. Its momentum far exceeded the famous Four Tigers, and it quickly caught up with Japan, the leader in Asia at the time.

After the 2008 Beijing Olympics, China officially began to take off at a high speed that astonished the whole world. Not only did it quickly surpass Japan, which was unreachable in the eyes of many Chinese people, but soon even the United States could not grasp it under the impact of China's speed. In the end, it did not hesitate to

It broke the world order that it had established for 30 years, and even carried out various unilateral sanctions and suppression regardless of face, but the result was that it was still difficult to suppress the speed of China's rejuvenation.

At this time, when we thought about why the instructors always valued Chinese sports so much, we finally realized.

A truly powerful country cannot be without a strong body, and before China's big ball sports can also become the world's top level, we do still have a lot of room for improvement. Perhaps the next milestone is that Chinese football will enter the World Cup.

Of course Wu Jie knows that Chinese sports at this level are taking off a little early, but to criticize it with the words "attracting the jealousy of other countries" is definitely nonsense!

The Western world actually doesn't pay much attention to the rise of Chinese sports. On the contrary, the industries they quietly established, especially the IT and IC industries, actually attract the attention and vigilance of Western countries. If it weren't for the Soviet Union and Japan

People standing in front attract hatred, and the Americans have long suppressed them forcefully.

But just as he does not intend to hide his strength and bide his time in sports, these industries will not hesitate to move forward just because they attract the fear of Western countries.

A very simple truth: they just want you to never develop, to stay at the stage where everyone is sewing clothes and making toys, and to always be at the bottom of the manufacturing industry.

Otherwise, as long as you want to make progress, as long as you want to live a better life, or even just want to eat one more bite of meat, you will face pressure from the other party.

Therefore, he has always supported the "process" of gold medal supremacy, as long as all policies are not tilted towards "results". As for those reasons that are too strong and will attract jealousy and suppression, they are purely a sign of lack of confidence.

When did the strong have to consider the mentality of the weak?

With the rapid rise of Chinese sports, Asian countries and Western countries will of course be secretly jealous, even jealous.

But so what?

Even if these people are making small moves behind their backs, can it still be darker than the World Cup?

On the contrary, if Chinese sports had not risen, the West would not be jealous at that time. Maybe they would even boast after the Chinese team was eliminated that "China will definitely become a sports power in 2050" and "Chinese football will definitely be able to score in 2070."

World Cup"...

Wu Jie absolutely does not want to receive similar encouragement or ridicule. He feels that if people are jealous of their achievements, it can only mean that Chinese sports are not strong enough and are not strong enough to fight against the world on their own.

When did the sports achievements of the Soviet Union and the United States become jealous?

The best example is between countries. When your GDP is less than 10% of the other country's, he will only pity you and sympathize with you; when your GDP reaches 20% of his, he will encourage you and affirm you;

When your GDP reaches 40% of his, he will start to be wary of you; when your GDP reaches 50% of his, he will start to slander you and suppress you; when your GDP reaches 70% of his,

He will start to sanction you crazily, doing everything he can to suppress you and blackmail you; when your GDP reaches 90% of his, he will start to regard you as his only opponent and re-examine his long-term competition with you.

So what will he do when your GDP is the same as his, or even reaches 110%, 120%, 150%, or 200% of his?

Chinese table tennis can be used as an example. When you are really invincible in the world, your enemies will not be jealous of you, but fear and despair. In the end, they may even choose to escape or worship you.

Now that Wu Jie has this idea, it is destined that this Asian Games will be a bloody battle. Whoever makes these neighbors shed some blood will not understand how to become Ming's dogs again.

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On the ninth competition day, when the Chinese track and field army began to show its prowess, there was real bloodshed in the two arenas.

Luo Shengyang first kicked out the South Korean baseball player who was under great pressure in just 30 seconds in the Taekwondo final. The head guard showed an obvious crack in the close-up, just like the cracked stick on the scene and in front of the TV.

But at this moment, not only the South Korean club was torn apart, but even the Northern Bangla could not accept that the Korean nation would be so humiliated by a Chinese kung fu star who was just playing for fun in the taekwondo arena!

The only consolation for these stickmen was that three hours later, the Yamato nation on the other side suffered a similarly cruel blow.

Wu Jie's instruction of "killing people must be punished" can be said to be perfectly implemented by Luo Shengyang. Who knows that fighting games can really be upright and fair?

In this judo final that some Japanese viewers were afraid to turn on the TV, Luo Shengyang also showed no mercy and even used more cruel methods than before.

His opponent Naoki Kinoshita is a famous player in the Japanese judo world, but he is much shorter in height. However, it is not that the Japanese are too short, but that most players in this weight class are less than 1.8 meters. Luo Shengyang is 1.85 meters.

His height is unusual at this level.

But since they are in the same weight class, Naoki Kinoshita, who is nearly ten centimeters shorter, is much stronger. In comparison of their body shapes, Naoki Kinoshita is like a calf, and Luo Shengyang, who is not thin, is compared to

He still looks taller and slimmer underneath.

In this case, Kinoshita Naoki naturally had to find a way to take advantage of his strength. In fact, he did take advantage of it after the game started and kept using his strong body to launch attacks. This made the Japanese audience at the scene and in front of the TV

Start looking forward to it.

But a scene that neither the Japanese audience nor Naoki Kinoshita expected happened at the end of the first round. At that time, Naoki Kinoshita caught Luo Shengyang's mistake and grabbed his arm first, almost forming a "back-up"

"throw" gesture.

Now the Japanese audience was all excited. The "back throw" is one of the surefire moves in judo competitions, because once completed, most of the opponent's back will land on the ground, which means that a decisive victory can be achieved directly.

After Kinoshita Naoki grabbed Luo Shengyang's arm, he was naturally ecstatic. In one breath, he passed him from behind and then threw him heavily to the ground, ending this game that he could not afford to lose.

But he never expected that Luo Shengyang, who was of a similar weight but was nearly ten centimeters taller and should not be as strong as him, would actually burst out with an astonishing force, and in turn use the arm he grabbed to attack him.

Neck strangulation.

At this moment, Naoki Kinoshita had the illusion that he was in a dream. Now it was clear that he had grabbed the opponent's arm and had the upper hand. At this time, he only had to grab the opponent's arm and use his back as a fulcrum to throw him out to end the game.

But in this unfavorable situation, Luo Shengyang actually wanted to use brute force to strangle him in turn. He had a sense of deja vu, "I see He Jinyin has locked up the senior brother."

Of course, this operation is not impossible to complete, unless the weight difference between the two is one level, or the strength difference is one level.

However, the next scene made Naoki Kinoshita feel as unreal as a dream. Luo Shengyang's body actually exploded with a huge force that he couldn't resist in an instant, which not only made it impossible for him to complete this back shot, but also made him unable to complete the back shot.

That force actually pulled him back, and Luo Shengyang locked his neck instead?!

In extreme horror, Kinoshita Naoki suddenly remembered a legendary move that no one had ever been able to use in a competition!

His reaction was correct. Luo Shengyang really planned to perform a legendary move in a judo competition. That is to say, no one had ever used it since the judo competition. No one had even made a teaching video. Not even the inventor's disciples.

The secret skill that I don’t know [Tengu throw].

The reason why no one can use this move in the game is very simple, because it is a counterattack technique used by tall and strong players in ancient times when facing short opponents. It is a technique that uses absolute "hardness" to restrain "softness".

"Technology.

But the problem is that in modern judo competitions among players of the same level, it is impossible for anyone to be far superior in strength to the opponent, so there is no strong force that can be far superior. Naturally, this kind of counter-killing technique has no environment for use.

But Luo Shengyang's five-star body with several + numbers has this kind of leapfrogging power, so he saw Kinoshita Naoki without any precautions. Not only did he complete half of the piggyback throw, he was forcibly pulled back and locked up.

After locking the opponent's neck, Luo Shengyang quickly slid around the opponent's back along a semicircular trajectory, then quickly extended his other hand to the opponent's thigh on the same side and hugged it.

At this time, everyone saw an unprecedented scene in a judo competition. Luo Shengyang quickly squatted down and lifted Kinoshita Naoki's body directly with his shoulders. Then he lifted his opponent on his shoulders like a king lifting a cauldron, and actually lifted the opponent.

His head and neck fell hard to the ground.

"What the hell is he doing?"

"Fuck, did you lift it up?"

"Are you sure this is judo and not wrestling?"

"Isn't this... Isn't this the unique move of Tsuyoshi Fujita in Fist of Heroes?"

"Wait a minute, if you fall headfirst like that, wouldn't you break your cervical vertebrae?"

"It's murderous! It's murderous!"

"..."

The Asian audience in front of the TV was shocked by this terrifying move. No one expected that Luo Shengyang would actually perform such a shocking move. Is this still a judo competition?

"What's this move?"

"Didn't he break the rules?"

"Wait a minute, is this the legendary [Tengu Fall]?"

"It's impossible. Tengu wrestling has never appeared in competitions. It's impossible!"

"Is Kinoshita still alive? Is he still alive?"

"..."

At this time, the Japanese audience either trembled all over and trembled with fright at the extremely brutal scene on TV; or they were so shocked that they tried to open their eyes wide and let out bursts of incredible long-sounding wails!

But this time the Japanese's exaggeration is excusable. Who would have thought that such a terrifying scene would appear in a judo competition!

The "back throw", a special move in modern judo competitions, can actually be cracked and counterattacked in such a legendary way!

This should be a scene that only exists in comics, right?

Also, Kinoshita Naoki won’t really die, right?

At this time, anyone who has a little understanding of judo will know that after being thrown headfirst like this, his neck will definitely touch the ground directly! Is the first death case in a judo competition about to happen?

At this moment, all the spectators watching the game were frightened by the scene of Luo Shengyang smashing the belt. They not only witnessed the huge shock of the legendary forbidden skill, but also saw the fear of Naoki Kinoshita after being hit so tragically!

Of course, the Chinese viewers in front of the TV had only question marks, because when Naoki Kinoshita grabbed Luo Shengyang's arm and prepared to complete the piggyback throw, the TV signal in mainland China turned into snowflakes in an instant.

This is obviously because CCTV felt that the next scene with you was too bloody. Naoki Kinoshita did hit the ground on the back of his neck, or was lifted by Luo Shengyang, the overlord, and then smashed down. He might have to have his limbs amputated from the neck down even if he didn't die.

The on-site referee immediately rushed to end the game. Even several referees had never seen this brutal scene, but they all knew how lethal Luo Shengyang's hit was. Kinoshita Naoki probably wouldn't survive!
To be continued...