Summer had not yet passed, but some things had already come to an end.
For example, the women's professional small-ball league sponsored by Lin Qi and promoted by the United Sports Association and Ms. Landa.
It had been a huge success—so successful that "an overwhelming success" would not have been an exaggeration.
The public seemed to have discovered a sense of beauty, one completely different from the beauty displayed by women's professional Rugby.
If the beauty of women's professional Rugby came from the raw physical collisions of flesh against flesh—somewhat vulgar and even a little tiresome—
then the beauty produced by these three small-ball sports was elegant.
Even though the female athletes wore safety shorts, they still made people's blood pressure rise. It was precisely this kind of clothing—letting you look, but not letting you see too much—that had sparked a trend.
Safety shorts had begun to spread everywhere.
They could even be worn in everyday life and at work. Many women were now entering factories, where working conditions could indeed be inconvenient.
Before, they had tried their best to wear trousers. Winter was fine, but in summer they would only end up drenched in sweat.
Now those problems had been solved. Safety shorts with short skirts—pretty and practical!
Aside from some of the men in the workshops feeling a little uncomfortable, everyone thought the clothing design was excellent and very considerate.
Lin Qi had arranged to meet the Chairman of the Board of the Federal Savings Bank at a golf course.
The professional league and hundreds of thousands in prize money had also encouraged more women to step onto the golf course.
Everyone felt that the female athletes who had won prize money were nothing special when it came to skill. If they had been able to compete, they