Look inside China’s secretive Olympic training camps

[911]

already did```none of them are 'reality'

The conversation is already over. Do i have to give answers to every Chinese member again and again?

 

[rcrmj]

The conversation is already over. Do i have to give answers to every Chinese member again and again?

always ending like this by ignorant Indian```

 

[beijingwalker]

LOL ... too late bro she is already married to a billionaire!

My favorite Ning Zhetao, the new 100m FS World Champion

He is one contributor to China team topping FINA 2015 World Swimming Championship. Let's win in 2016 Olympics as well!

A rising super star !

 

[Aepsilons]

LOL ... too late bro she is already married to a billionaire!

My favorite Ning Zhetao, the new 100m FS World Champion

He is one contributor to China team topping FINA 2015 World Swimming Championship. Let's win in 2016 Olympics as well!

Very handsome guy too! Great to see his contributions to the Chinese Team!!!!!

 

[Aepsilons]

 

[beijingwalker]

I think Sun Yang is not bad either. very tall and handsome, the current and two times best male swimmer in the world award winner

 

[Bindovi]

pain, discipline and little genetic engineering

but I agree West has become soft.

To show and win the world.......pure Stalinist...

 

[beijingwalker]

To show and win the world.......pure Stalinist...

If you are hell bent to demonize a country you can always find some thing. but keep that in your mind, nothing comes free, great achievement often requires great pain and sacrifice, that's true everywhere be in China, US or India.

 

[beijingwalker]

Being hot and blonde is a Norwegian's key to success in life. Skills? Talent? Hardwork? Who needs them when you can playfully flirt with the judges.

Or slip them a 100, a la Japan

...

Anywho, since the topic is way off course already, this thread needs more Vikings

10/10 would... well, better not say.

Ståle Sandbech

What's my nickname

Please don't derail this thread. Thank you

 

[beijingwalker]

It might be hard to look at it, but we Chinese people always know the competition produces productivity. fierce competition exists in all walks of life in China.

Chinese military training is even more harsh than sports training ,Chinese army's doctrine is "more sweat in trainings for less blood in war".

 

[rott]

In India people few people choose sports but they choose indendently, unlike China which forces.

Yea, feel sorry for ya

 

[beijingwalker]

East Asians usually can take more than westerners. Korean and Japanese athletes always train very hard.

 

[Shotgunner51]

Oh no
What is her name?

She is Guo Jingjing, ex-world champion & Olympics gold medalist. But it's too late for our friend @Nihonjin1051 for she is married!

Her husband comes from a rich and powerful family, he's grandson of Dr Fok Ying Tung (霍英東; 1923-2006; started as arms dealer in early 1950's, tycoon with businesses across casinos, real estate, petroleum, ports, infrastructure, retail, etc), son of Timothy Fok (霍震霆; GBS JP).

 

[mike2000 is back]

Well, each country has it's own way of competing/training its athletes. For example here in Britain everyone is free to choose in which field they will like to compete. The infrastructure is usually available in many areas/playgrounds/school/colleges etc around the country so there is more chance of youths discovering their talent/which sport they are good in from a young age than in many other developing countries who lack all these(or at least they don't have as much per inhabitant). Money, facilities and media coverage is also the budget to support athletes of all disciplines is much better in the west than developing countries. So this explains why rich countries win more medals than poor/developing countries(well, bar countries like Kenya who have naturally gifted athletes in some particular fields. lol).
So the Chinese system is ok as far as it works for them.Reason they win so many medals during the olympics at par with/more than the best western powers.

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2008



Their country their rule.

 

[TaiShang]

Well, each country has it's own way of competing/training its athletes. For example here in Britain everyone is free to choose in which field they will like to compete. The infrastructure is usually available in many areas/playgrounds/school/colleges etc around the country so there is more chance of youths discovering their talent/which sport they are good in from a young age than in many other developing countries who lack all these(or at least they don't have as much per inhabitant). Money, facilities and media coverage is also the budget to support athletes of all disciplines is much better in the west than developing countries. So this explains why rich countries win more medals than poor/developing countries(well, bar countries like Kenya who have naturally gifted athletes in some particular fields. lol).
So the Chinese system is ok as far as it works for them.Reason they win so many medals during the olympics at par with/more than the best western powers.

2012


2008



Their country their rule.

That's why I like UK diplomacy (except the strong Atlanticist inclination that somehow makes it look like a less sovereign country). It is cold pragmatist when thought outside the influence of the US. And surprisingly, in the AIIB saga, UK actually acted like a full sovereign nation.

We are gonna be better friend, @mike2000 is back , if you keep up with sovereign foreign policy doctrine

On topic, yes, our country, our rules, To see which model is the best, just check the final score in FIBA Asia games of this year of China-India game.