How to reach the top? This is a subject that countless athletes have been exploring all their lives but are difficult to complete.
And there is a girl who, in her teens, reached a height that most players would never reach in a lifetime – a world champion.
In 2009, in Alor Setar, Malaysia, a childlike Thai girl stepped onto the World Youth Championships for the first time.
This short, thin girl doesn't even look in the same age group as the other contestants.
But the girl who was only 14 years old created a miracle, she won the championship in the hands of Chen Xiaojia and other strong opponents, setting a record for the youngest World Youth Championship.
She is Ratcha noindalon, a name that automatically links with genius at the mention of it, a name that has made the history of badminton in Thailand, and a name that will surely shine in the future.
With a sweet smile, gorgeous techniques and light steps, the young Indanon is like an elf on the court, after winning the World Youth Championship again in 2010, Indanon brought her talent to the adult arena, the Uber Cup victory over South Korea's Bae Seung-hee,
The final of the Guangzhou Asian Games and Wang Xin were unfortunately defeated in the final three sets, so that the first-class players had to pay attention to this 15-year-old girl.
Fast forward to 2013, and although he has just come of age, Indanon, who has been honing for four years at the World Championships, has launched a shock to the World Championships.
Although the women's singles at that time was still the world of the Chinese team, although Indanon was still not in the candidate for the championship, the girl's eyes had revealed fearlessness and fearlessness.
Ye Jiyan, Ma Lin, Xindu, a famous player fell under her shooting one after another, under the unbelievable eyes of everyone, Indanon broke into the final, at this time she also had to face the last big mountain - SnowDrop Li Xuerui.
That year, the 18-year-old Indanon fought away, and she did not waver in the face of the sound of cheering for her opponents one after another.
In three sets, he played with his agility to the fullest, and as his opponent returned the ball out of bounds, Indanon fell to his knees and covered his face and wept.
Yes, she did, she made history as an 18-year-old world champion, accomplishing the impossible miracle.
However, after seeing the scenery of the top of the mountains, Indanon did not linger at the top, perhaps because she had tasted the sweetness of the peak and made her no longer motivated, or perhaps the rapid improvement of the strength of the featherweight players made her confused.
In the seven years until now, Indanon's achievements have not improved, and her peak has been fixed at the age of 18.
Perhaps it is too early to conclude that this girl who has created many records and miracles is too early, but competitive sports are sailing against the current, and if you don't advance, you will retreat.
I don't know if in the women's singles pattern of the gods fighting each other now, Indanon can once again stage her own miracle.