Xiaomi's "Lei Jun Please You Super Cup" New Year Special Edition Episode Next Episode Broadcast: Entrepreneurs Will Not Retire

IT Home January 20 news, today Xiaomi released the video column "Lei Jun Please You Super Cup" New Year Special Edition Next Episode: "Take It Slowly". This video is still a conversation between Su Bingtian and Lei Jun, with a duration of 4 minutes and 26 seconds. In the column of the first issue, the two talked about Su Bingtian's achievements in 2021 and the experience of changing feet and starting. Lei Jun also said that the focus of the company's research and development has shifted to experience-based.

In the next video, Lei Jun asks Su Bingtian why the 32-year-old "advanced age" can achieve such an achievement? Su Bingtian said that the so-called 30-year-old past the peak of sports is not correct, there is no such law in the world, and it will decline after the age of 35.

Lei Jun asked Su Bingtian if he had considered retiring, but he did not answer positively, but asked Mr. Lei: "As an entrepreneur, have you ever thought about retirement?" Lei Jun said that entrepreneurs will definitely retire, but entrepreneurs will not retire, because he believes that entrepreneurship is an attitude to life.

Lei Jun asked Su Bingtian, is there room for improvement in the current 100-meter run? Su Bingtian said that according to the data of 2021, he is invincible in the first 60 meters, but there is still room for improvement in the last 20 meters, and there is still room for improvement in action and physical fitness.

IT Home learned that Su Bingtian's sprint coach is Randy Huntington from the United States, who pays great attention to data theory and trains scientifically easily. Su Bingtian said that the coach likes to use Xiaomi mobile phones, often recording with slow-motion video functions, and then analyzing frame by frame. Coach Huntington now wants to build a model, and Su Bingtian said that the coach has helped him a lot in terms of running philosophy, technique, concept, movement adjustment, etc.

At the end of the video, Su Bingtian said that it took three years to improve the sprint performance by 0.08 seconds, and he did not feel in any hurry. If he could improve by 0.08 seconds in another three years, he could wait.

Here's the full video: