From the Yanjing four years ago to Berlin three years ago.
The final battle between the red and yellow figures, spanning time and space, challenged the limits of the human body.
Their confrontation is only about winners and greater winners.
No one would lose.
Huang Kaiwen gritted his teeth and pushed himself to keep going, the wind blowing against him like knives.
It's an illusion.
Huang Kaiwen knew the wind wasn't strong today.
This was his brain protesting.
Warning him.
Trying to persuade him to give up.
It's the self-protection mechanism in humans.
But Huang Kaiwen not only didn't slow down, he sped up.
Even if it's just a little bit, he worked to go faster.
Having lost once, lost twice, he simply couldn't lose again.
Perhaps next time, in the 200-meter finals, his physical condition would be better.
But Huang Kaiwen never sets his goal on the next time; he treats every time as the last time and fights.
