On May 5, Beijing Winter Olympics freestyle ski champion Gu Ailing returned to the United States to participate in TodayShow's today show, and when talking about his score for participating in the "American College Entrance Examination", Ailing was very proud to show off his identity as a bully.
TodayShow is a highly rated mainstream media interview in the United States, the host welcomed Gu Ailing to the live broadcast room, "It is now 8:37 a.m., let's have the Winter Olympics to break through the new star Gu Ailing, this young sports genius has won multiple gold medals in the snow sports." She has been looking for a balance between the high-profile competition and the upcoming college life. ”
Subsequently, Gu Ailing smiled and said hello to everyone.
The hostess asked Gu Ailing, "How many points did you score on the SAT test?" ”
The SAT, also known as the "American College Entrance Examination," is a standardized, written test for academic proficiency of high school graduates sponsored by the College Board, with a total score of 1600 points, divided into reading (400 points), grammar (400 points), and mathematics (800 points).
Gu Ailing replied with an arrogant face, "I scored 1580 points on the SAT (equivalent to the level of more than 700 points in the Chinese college entrance examination)!" ”
The hostess asked, "Okay, are you going to keep learning?" Do you need to immerse yourself in hard work? Or is this easy for you? ”
Gu Ailing replied, "I did all the questions that sat on the SAT that I could find online, so I didn't say very easily, 'Oh, this is too simple!'" But it's just a standardized test, so you can study and be prepared for it. ”
The hostess asked, "Hard work seems to be your main theme?" You won 2 gold and 1 silver at the Beijing Winter Olympics, which is a moment you never thought to be incredible, or did the accumulated practice play a perfect role on that day? ”
Gu Ailing replied, "I think there are both, and the most prominent moment for me was the moment when the 1620 action on the big jump landed on the ground (the last jump reversed to win the championship)." That was also my first event for the Winter Olympics. Like I've always said, what I want to pass on is to inspire young girls, to inspire more people, to make them aware of the sport, to create interconnectedness and cross-cultural exchange. I know it's a big time, there's going to be a lot of people watching the game, and it's time to achieve the goals I'm talking about. In this sense, whatever happens is not a failure, because if I don't succeed in landing, the worst failure is that I don't try.
So I just wanted to challenge it, I've never been successful before, I've never tried it on an air cushion or anywhere else. In the end, he successfully landed, won the gold medal, and stood on the highest podium in the world. ”