At the Bercy Arena in Paris, a "ballet" in the air is being staged. No, it's not a circus show, it's the men's parallel bars final at Paris 2024. China's Zou Jingyuan and Zhang Boheng are like two nimble monkeys, somersaulting and jumping on the parallel bars, leaving the audience stunned.
The reign of the "King of the Parallel Bars".
Zou Jingyuan, known as the "King of Parallel Bars", once again proved that his title is not for nothing. He behaved like a tango on parallel bars, with grace and strength, making one wonder if he had hidden springs on the parallel bars.
Zhang Boheng's wonderful performance
Although Zhang Boheng failed to make it to the podium, his performance was also wonderful. His movements on the parallel bars are as smooth as a swimming fish, but unfortunately the difficulty score is slightly lower, otherwise he may be able to give Zou Jingyuan a "brother competition".
Thrilling finals
In the finals, players from all over the world sang and I appeared, which was as exciting as a Hollywood blockbuster. Ukraine's Kovton set a high tone for the match as soon as he came up, as if to say: "Come on, see who can surpass me!" "
Although Shinnosuke Oka of Japan has won two gold medals at this Olympics, he does not seem to have played the strength of the "all-around champion" in parallel bars. It seems that even if it is "all-powerful", there are times when it is not so "capable"!
Zou Jingyuan's perfect performance
When Zou Jingyuan appeared on the stage, the entire gymnasium seemed to be quiet. His movements were perfect, and he landed almost motionless, as if he had been nailed to the ground. Although the difficulty score is not the highest, the completion score is as high as 9.3 points, which is like dancing a perfect ballet on the parallel bars.
In the end, Zou Jingyuan successfully defended his title with a high score of 16.2 points, becoming the first Chinese player to defend the Olympic title of men's parallel bars. It seems that the title of "King of Parallel Bars" will continue to be worn for a few more years!
Overall, the competition not only showcased the extraordinary skills of the gymnasts, but also taught us a vivid life lesson. Just like Zou Jingyuan's performance on the parallel bars, life also requires us to maintain a balance between difficulties and challenges, and to show grace and strength. And, just as gymnastics requires a balance of difficulty and completion, our lives also need to focus on the solid completion of each step while pursuing lofty goals.
It seems that if we want to achieve good results on the "parallel bars" of life, we still have a lot to learn and work!