It's a deeply touching story. The protagonist, Oscar Figueroa, was born into a poor family in Colombia and was sent to the weightlifting training ground by his parents at the age of 15 in order to escape poverty. Despite the difficult conditions, Oscar did not give up, he has been practicing diligently, and gradually showed amazing talent. In 2004, he represented Colombia at the Athens Olympics and finished fifth in the 62 kg category. This filled him with hope for the Beijing Olympics in four years. After returning to China, Oscar immediately began to prepare for the Beijing Olympics and increased the intensity of training. Despite his hard work, three days before the opening of the Beijing Olympics, he developed severe back pain, which the team doctor diagnosed as fine. However, the coach thought he was faking illness and avoiding the game. Oscar was very aggrieved, but he had to insist on participating in the competition. On the second attempt, his back pain worsened, eventually causing him to injure his back and ultimately fail to finish the race. Despite the double whammy he suffered, both physically and psychologically, he did not give up. He underwent high-risk surgery and gradually resumed training. Four years later, at the 2012 London Olympics, he proved his strength by winning a silver medal in the 58kg category. Despite being urged to retire, he persisted in pursuing his dreams. In 2016, he once again appeared on the stage of the Rio Olympics with a championship dream and proved his strength by winning a gold medal in the 58kg category. His story tells us that if you persevere, you will be able to achieve your dreams.
