Reporter Li Xiangwen / Comprehensive Report
The "godfather of snooker" Zhuang Zhiyuan of the Chinese team competed in the Olympic Games for 5 times, but after 7 sets of bitter battles on the 27th, he still lost to Egypt's Asa and stopped in the men's singles round of 16. Artist Guo Yanjun posted on Facebook, excited to see the game to see "tears", praised Zhuang Zhiyuan is really very great: "You are synonymous with persistence, you are an era!" 」
Zhuang Zhiyuan lost to Egypt in the men's singles. (Photo/Reuters)
Guo Yanjun himself is also an athlete, graduated from taipei municipal sports institute, from the university period has always heard Zhuang Zhiyuan represent the Chinese team, for this name has been quite familiar, Now I am 40 years old, but also experienced a lot of things in life, did not expect that you are still on the field, working the same thing, you are really great! 」
Guo Yanjun cried when he saw Zhuang Zhiyuan's game. (Photo/Photo from Facebook/Guo Yanjun)
Seeing Zhuang Zhiyuan standing on the Olympic field for the 5th time, Guo Yanjun also couldn't help but sigh: "You can also stand on the world's top Olympic stage, this is really not something that ordinary people can do, in addition to how much effort to pay, and the state is still so good, you are synonymous with persistence, you are an era..." Although Zhuang Zhiyuan stopped in the men's singles round of 16 this time, the brilliant competition still made Guo Yanjun shed tears: "I feel that you are lonely, the era is yours, thank you!"
Guo Yanjun Po Wen praised Zhuang Zhiyuan vigorously. (Photo/Photo from Facebook/Guo Yanjun)
Many netizens read Guo Yanjun PO wen deeply sympathetic, warm message "I also began to watch his game when I was still in college and high school!" I really like his spirit of unremitting struggle", "Few people can stand as strong as he is", "Thank you Xiaozhuang for never giving up fighting to the last goal", "This is really brilliant, although the defeat is still glorious", and also praise Zhuang Zhiyuan is really a well-deserved "godfather of billiards".