[Head after get off work] 4｜The Olympic Games, there is no accumulation, how can miracles come?

Hong Kong, historically, won three medals in one Olympic Games. Among them, Shibei Ho became the first Hong Kong athlete to win two medals in one Olympic Games.

Hidilyn Diaz won the first gold medal in Olympic history for the Philippines in the women's 55kg weightlifting event. The Philippines has been waiting for this gold medal for nearly a hundred years.

Javad Foroughi, in the men's 10-meter air pistol event, shot an Olympic record-breaking 244.8 to win the gold medal, and at the age of 41, became the oldest gold medalist in Iran's history. This gold medal is the first Olympic shooting gold medal in Iranian history.

In the eyes of the audience, this year's Olympic Games seem to be full of surprises. Those deep-rooted impossibility, in just a few days, can break fate and make dreams come true.

Many people can't help but sigh: "A miracle!"

However, is it really a miracle?

What is a miracle?

Miracle, Miracle. Refers to phenomena or things that are unusual and unexplainable.

The Olympic achievements are fought hard by athletes, and behind them are sweat, tears and even flesh and blood visible to the naked eye day and night.

So, why should all the common sense results be called miracles?

Take He Shibei as an example. In recent years, she has actually passed by medals. She reached the semi-finals in the 2016 Rio Olympics, 5th in the 2017 World Championships, and 4th in the 2019 World Championships.

She is really just one step away from the medal.

Every medal is really traceable.

It's just that we don't know.

And we can know.

At least, when you see a little-known athlete winning a medal, don't blindly sigh: "A miracle!", but take a little time to know his struggle history, and then comment or congratulate a Voice: "You deserve it."

I think all athletes will be much happier.

Just think about it, every night, you have studied hard for the whole semester, and finally jumped from the bottom of the score to the top. At this time, you shouldn't like others to say, this is a miracle, you should be lucky, right?

Results, perhaps to a certain extent, require a bit of luck. But luck actually comes from the accumulation of continuous efforts.

So, without accumulation, how can miracles come about?

If the society is really real, it must be summed up with miracles.

I would say, I hope everyone remembers that this miracle is only synonymous with hard work.

Please give every athlete, everyone who persists in their efforts, the applause they deserve, and their recognition.

Man, don't be so mean, okay?