<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="1" > why did this 18-year-old Chinese girl become popular? </h1>
Fashion circles have recently added a new face, and at last week's Met Gala, she wore a Chanel to attend ↓↓
Standing in a row with Little K and Uncle Depp's daughter Lily, the aura did not lose at all ↓↓
The photo of myself po on the ins is even more beautiful ↓↓
Two days ago, she became a brand ambassador for Tiffany ↓↓
With a confident smile, young and successful, this is the brand's favorite spokesperson look ↓↓
At the official announcement scene, even the female demon head Anna Ventur came to cheer ↓↓
Tiffany is just the beginning, followed by Chanel, Aston Martin, Uniqlo and others lined up to sign with her, industry insiders estimate that her commercial value may reach 1 billion pounds ↓↓
She is emma Raducannu, an 18-year-old Chinese girl who is the new US Open champion. Half a month ago, no one knew who she was, and half a month later, she was the most beautiful boy in the tennis world and fashion circle.
At this year's US Open, Emma, who represented Britain, won 10 consecutive games without losing a set, all the way through the qualifiers, defeated her opponent 2-0 in the final to win the championship, and staged a big dark horse counterattack.
On the day of the victory, the whole of The United Kingdom went crazy, queen Elizabeth II quickly sent a congratulatory message ↓↓ It is said that she is also expected to be awarded the CBE (Commander of the Order of the British Empire) by the Queen, and celebrities who have had this honor include Shaw, Bill Gates, Kate Winslet and so on. If you get cBE at 18, that's too high a starting point!
From being ranked 338th in the world to working miracles, Emma attributes her success to "tough" and "very hard to please" parents who have raised her to be a person with mental strength.
Emma's father is Romanian Ian, his mother is Chinese Renee, both of them work in the financial industry, how to cultivate a Grand Slam champion, let's take a look at it today
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Character development
Originally from Shenyang, China, Renee later moved to Toronto, Canada, where she met Ian, a Romanian, married and gave birth to Emma. When Emma was two years old, the family moved to Bromley, south-east London, England, and rented a house for nine years before buying a set for £345,000.
Childhood Emma
Romanians, in the EU countries can be ranked first in the list of diligence, not to mention the motivation of Chinese, this pair of hard-working immigrants, they work very hard, are a pair of parents who chickens before the chicken baby.
Emma's agent said that the parents were very confident and principled, and their most important quality was calmness, and Emma inherited this. I've never heard them lose their temper or raise their voices, and they never like negative emotions, and when Emma was a kid, they let her get rid of her tantrums.
Cultivating emotional stability from an early age is half a success in life.
Emma and Mom
Emma, who often visits her grandparents in Bucharest, romania, and Shenyang, China, says: "Mom and Dad both grew up in very tough environments, but they were very resilient and nothing could beat them down.
The mentality of the parents directly affects the next generation, and one of the things that Renee often says to her daughter is: You don't have to tell everyone that I am excellent, but you must firmly believe in your own heart that I am excellent.
Although she works in the financial industry, her parents are not high-income financial city, Renee works as an accountant in a foreign exchange company, and her income is considered to be middle class, but the work is very hard. Her colleagues commented on her: Renee was the most awe-inspiring employee, she was very positive, efficient, and would not tolerate fools.
The one on the left in the middle is Mom, and the one on the right in the back row is Dad
This focused way of doing things was also passed on to her daughter, Emma began to hold a racket at the age of 5, first played with her father in the parking lot, and as a result, at the age of 6, she was on the Bromley Tennis Center honor roll, and she won the women's tennis championship under 8, which was also amazingly efficient. As a result, she successfully attracted the attention of the British Lawn Tennis Association, got funding and coaching, and opened the door to a new world.
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Skill development
Emma's congenital condition is very good, slender limbs, strong muscles, at the age of 8 can complete 48 push-ups in 1 minute, and now the strength is stronger than many men, pull-ups do ↓↓
At first glance, she is a good seedling for practicing sports, but her parents did not force her to play tennis, but gave her the right to choose independently. Her father even told the tennis coach: Practice less, give her more time to do something else. Leave the coach dumbfounded.
To tell the truth, Emma's interests are very extensive, and there is nothing she can't play.
She has practiced horseback riding since she was a child↓↓
Motocross ↓↓
Table tennis ↓↓
Paddle board ↓↓
Even golf ↓↓
Also love fishing ↓↓
Learning is not left behind. Dad engaged in sparring, mom engaged in learning, and the school math teacher said that she was a rare child who could balance her studies and training. The highest score in the British secondary school entrance examination GCSE is 9, she takes 3 9 points and 4 8 points; equivalent to the A-level of the college entrance examination, she takes A* in mathematics and A in economics.
Emma said: "My parents had high expectations of me, and in any field, not just tennis, I want to do my best.
Life is not just about tennis.
A sports insider commented: Emma's adaptability is very good. She was so versatile that it was unbelievable. Whatever her parents did, they did it right.
Emma and Dad
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Willpower development
For athletes, sometimes willpower is the key to success or failure. In an interview with ABC's Good Morning America, Emma said: "I was taught to have a strong spirit since I was a child.
Although talented, she also suffered many setbacks before winning the US Open, the most serious one fell at Wimbledon in July this year, which was her first grand slam tournament, and the British Lawn Tennis Association and Wimbledon officials both tweeted support ↓↓
As a result, when she reached the fourth round, Emma suddenly became dizzy, had difficulty breathing, and was forced to withdraw from the competition ↓↓
At that time, she was sprayed by keyboard warriors, saying that she could not withstand the pressure. Some sports celebrities, such as the famous cricketer at the bottom, also commented that "although he has talent, he lacks willpower and is still far from great athletes."
Is this too harsh for an 18-year-old girl who has never played a Grand Slam tournament before? Fortunately, there is tennis veteran Andy Murray supporting ↓↓
Emma and Murray
After Wimbledon withdrew, many people felt that she was short-lived, but she had a calm attitude and went to school and trained every day. When the tennis court was closed, she practiced on the streets of the community, and neighbors said they could see her practicing on the street every day and avoiding passing vehicles.
This time to participate in the US Open, her parents did not get a visa because of the epidemic, nor did they come to cheer for her, and the 18-year-old girl took care of everything herself and eventually led to the championship.
She said: "After the game, I called my parents and they were very happy and proud of me. They are very difficult people to please, but I use this championship to make them irresistible.
With a $2.5 million prize money and £25 million in sponsor income, Emma said it would be good to let her parents take care of the money and buy a new pair of headphones.
Today, Emma is already the hottest rising star in the entire tennis world, and luxury brands are pursuing her ↓↓
Interview program announcements are full ↓↓
On the British version of VOGUE, the blockbuster film is a great ↓↓
He also became a british idol, looking at the eyes of these tennis teenagers ↓↓
Half a month ago, these were very far away from her. She said: In the first round of the US Open, I didn't think I would win the championship, I only had one thing in mind, to live every day, to play every game well, and now I understand a little - time flies, as long as I do my best, I can really achieve anything with my inner belief.
Whether in good times or adversity, she has done all this with a smile, so that the post-00s are unstoppable; to raise such a confident, focused, passionate and confident child in life and career, Emma's parents are also excellent in capital letters.