In the International Mathematical Olympiad, there are only a few Chinese players in the Anglo-Saxon country of Qingyishui, and there are only a few truly pure-bred Ansaks. The Five Eyes has a total of 30 players, including 23 Chinese, 5 purebred Anses, 1 French descendant, and 1 Indian.
Canada and Australia were all Chinese, with 12 contestants on both teams all chinese (one suspected of being Of Vietnamese descent).
There are 4 Chinese in the United States and 4 in New Zealand. New Zealand has two players with distinctive British surnames, while the other two players in the United States have French surnames and Indian surnames.
As the birthplace of the Ansarts, the composition of the British is half Chinese and half British native surnames.
If you look at it this way, 23 of the 30 players in the Five Eyes League are of Chinese descent, accounting for 77%. It's already very high. However, this number could have been higher.
At the beginning of this year, New Zealand announced a big list of 13 participants, 11 of Chinese descent and 2 anglo-sali. In the end, the latter two were shortlisted for the 6-person list, that is to say, 13 into 6, and the 7 people eliminated were all Chinese. Probabilistically, this is not normal. New Zealand could have sent more Chinese to compete.
The pure white and French descendants players in the American team have participated in the competition for four consecutive years, which in addition to having a certain strength, also shows that white Americans lack talent in this competition.
