Sports events can always bring us endless passion and emotion, and every wonderful moment is worth savoring. Today, let's review the exciting moments of those exciting sports events and feel the power of passionate collision!
1. In the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, it was difficult for Liu Xiang to leap over the "hurdle".
That year, Liu Xiang became the pride of Chinese track and field. In the 110-meter hurdles, he broke the world record with a time of 12.91 seconds, becoming the first Chinese male track and field athlete to win an Olympic gold medal. When he jumped over the last obstacle and crossed the finish line, the whole country cheered, and at that moment, Liu Xiang became a hero in the hearts of countless people.
2. In the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, Germany beat Brazil 7-1
It was a match that was hailed as "the biggest upset in the history of football". In the semi-finals of the World Cup in Brazil, Germany defeated Brazil with a stunning score of 7-1, creating the largest point margin in the history of the World Cup. The match shook the world and gave a new appreciation for the strength of German football.
3. 2016 Rio Olympics, Fu Yuanhui's "power of the wilderness"
In the women's 100m backstroke final, Chinese player Fu Yuanhui won the bronze medal with a time of 58.76 seconds. In an interview after the game, she used the phrase "the power of the wilderness" to describe her performance, which immediately became a hot word on the Internet. Fu Yuanhui's frankness and humor let people see the other side of athletes and feel the charm of sports.
4. In the 2019 Basketball World Cup, the United States narrowly defeated France
In the Basketball World Cup final, the United States successfully defended its title by narrowly defeating France 92-94. In the final moments of the game, U.S. star Durant hit a crucial three-pointer to help the team turn the victory. At this moment, people once again witnessed the strength of American basketball.
5. At the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, Su Bingtian made history
In the men's 100m race at the Tokyo Olympics, China's Su Bingtian finished sixth with a time of 9.83 seconds, becoming the first Asian athlete to enter the final of the Olympic 100m trapeze. This result set a new Asian record and also gave people a glimpse of the rise of Chinese sprinting.