In the recent successful conclusionIn the Doha Asian Games, the Chinese team ranked first in the gold medal list with an absolute advantage of 165 golds, 88 silvers, and 63 bronzes, far ahead of other countries and regions, which reflects China's sports level and comprehensive national strength. Today’s speaker is Ms. Quan Xianglan, a special reporter from the Doha Asian Games Organizing Committee and a special reporter from SI Sports IllustratedBrings us little-known stories that escape the media’s radar.

This report will consist of two parts. In a brief speech by Vice Minister Zhang Xuguang, he expressed his gratitude toAfter the guests of "SI Sports Illustrated" expressed their gratitude and welcome, they entered the first part of this event, where Ms. Quan Xianglan told us about a real and different Doha. From these three words, Love, Enjoy and Courage, Ms. Quan explained to us her understanding of the spirit of the Asian Games.

“The first story I want to tell is about love.” In the deep sound of Scottish bagpipes, Ms. Quan Xianglan told the story of the late Korean equestrian Kim Hyung-chil. When it comes to this name, most people present may not know it, and before his unexpected death at the Asian Games, very few people even knew him in South Korea. In his long career, he did not achieve impressive results, but his love for the sport kept him going to the end. Unfortunately, in this Asian Games, he tragically fell in front of the last beam. "As a competitor, he was a complete loser. But I think that as a professional equestrian, he died on the field of his last competition. It can be said that he had no regrets, because this was his lifelong passion, just like General Patton once said: 'As a professional soldier, my greatest wish is to be killed by the last bullet in a battle.' The love I am talking about is actually a kind of professionalism, a spirit of dedication, concentration, and consistency." Ms. Quan Xianglan said.

"The first story may be too heavy, so the second story I want to tell is much more pleasant. It is a story about 'fun' or 'enjoying fun'." Among the women's football teams in this Asian Games, the Jordanian women's football team is a must-talk: they only trained for two months before the game. Before the game with the Chinese team, the coach comforted them that they were strong even if they lost 20 goals. As a result, they lost to China 0:12. During the competition, we can see that except for their faces, the rest of their skin is tightly wrapped. This is because Jordanian women are not allowed to show their faces. After the game, they cheered together, with the joy of victory. It is not difficult to imagine their fear and nervousness during the game. After fighting hard, they grew up and gained happiness. They were really enjoying football. "What I want to say here is that I think the true meaning of sportsmanship actually includes enjoying the fun of sports and competitions. This kind of fun is actually an amateur spirit and should be the biggest motivation for everyone to engage in sports, even for professional athletes."

Courage = challenge yourself. The third story Ms. Quan brought us is a story related to football. The Iraqi men's football team can be said to be a special team. Under all kinds of intimidation and threats, they still insist on training, taking the risk of paying the price of their lives at any time, and participating in the game with their best selves. This kind of courage is needed all the time in sports. This courage is a concept of challenging oneself, and it does not simply mean breaking through physical limits. Similarly, we need this kind of courage when facing various pressures outside of sports. To put it further, life is like a stadium, and you need courage to face everything in life.

Finally, there was an episode at the opening ceremony of the Doha Asian Games. The Prince of Qatar carefully controlled his horse in the rain and successfully lit the torch. It can be said to be a story of "persistence".

Love + Fun + Courage + Perseverance = Success, "Since college, life has truly unfolded in front of you. As long as you love it, enjoy its fun, have the courage to face its difficulties, and be persistent and persistent, you will definitely become the final winner in the great Olympics of life!" Ms. Quan Xianglan ended her speech with her own insights and expectations.

After Ms. Quan Xianglan’s wonderful report, the event entered the on-site interactive session. The host invited Ms. Quan Xianglan, the executive editor of "SI Sports Weekly" Wei Hanfeng, and the assistant to the general manager Zuo Haokun to come to the stage to have face-to-face communication with the students present. In this session, the audience spoke freely with the guests about the Doha Asian Games and sports topics of interest to them. Each expressed his or her own opinion, and the atmosphere reached a climax. The sharp questions of the questioners, the sharp thoughts and witty replies of the respondents allowed the audience to see the brilliant sparks of the exchange of wisdom.

One and a half hours long“Attend the Doha Asian Games press briefing”The event came to a successful conclusion with the enthusiastic participation of the audience. After the meeting, students expressed that the spirit of the Asian Games interpreted by Ms. Quan Xianglan touched them greatly and that they would devote their greatest enthusiasm in their future careers.