Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wang Yi and Thomas compete in a 100m race.
• Wang Yi leads Thomas by two body lengths at the start, surprising everyone.
• Wang Yi finishes the race 10 meters ahead of Thomas, setting a new personal record of 9.51 seconds.

Character Developments

• Wang Yi demonstrates his incredible speed and athleticism, proving himself a formidable competitor.
• Thomas is shocked and disheartened by his loss, questioning his own abilities.

Significant Themes

• The clash of cultures and stereotypes (Yellow vs. Black, East vs. West).
• The power of determination and hard work (Wang Yi's continuous training through the System).

Character Interactions

• Wang Yi and Thomas engage in trash talk before the race, with Wang Yi getting the better of Thomas.
• The crowd initially supports Thomas but is left in stunned silence after Wang Yi's victory.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wang Yi, a Chinese athlete, breaks the 100-meter world record by running 9.51 seconds, improving it by 0.07 seconds.
• The feat is unprecedented and leaves the sports world in disbelief.
• Wang Yi's victory is celebrated in China, with fans expressing their admiration and pride.

Character Developments

• Wang Yi: Proves his dominance and confidence by breaking the world record and taunting his opponent, Thomas. He remains humble and disinterested in media attention.
• Thomas: Struggles to accept his defeat and Wang Yi's record-breaking performance. His confidence is shattered, and he resorts to accusing Wang Yi of using performance-enhancing drugs.

Significant Themes

• Belief and Confidence: Wang Yi's belief in his abilities is unshaken, while Thomas's confidence is crushed by his defeat.
• Racial Stereotypes: The chapter challenges the stereotype that East Asians cannot run fast by Wang Yi's record-breaking performance.
• Sportsmanship: Wang Yi displays good sportsmanship by taunting his opponent but not gloating, while Thomas resorts to making unfounded accusations.

Character Interactions

• Wang Yi vs. Thomas: Wang Yi's dominance and Thomas's defeat lead to a power dynamic shift. Wang Yi taunts Thomas, while Thomas accuses Wang Yi of cheating.
• Wang Yi and the Media: Wang Yi is uninterested in giving interviews, while the media is eager to speak with him.
• Chinese Fans and Thomas: Chinese fans celebrate Wang Yi's victory and are outraged by Thomas's accusations, flooding his social media with insults.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Thomas implies Wang Yi used performance-enhancing drugs during an interview.
• Wang Yi's drug test results come back positive from both American Track and Field Association and NBA drug testing agencies.
• Media outlets and celebrities in both America and China condemn Wang Yi.
• Wang Yi remains silent for seven days, allowing the controversy to escalate.
• The Official Media in China does not support Wang Yi.

Character Developments

• Wang Yi maintains his composure and plans his response strategically.
• Nicole supports Wang Yi and understands his plan.
• Yao Ming offers help but respects Wang Yi's decision to handle the situation himself.
• The Jungle Army, Wang Yi's fan base, waits for his command before responding to the criticism.

Significant Themes

• The true colors of people's hearts are revealed during times of trouble.
• The power of silence and strategic planning.
• The impact of public opinion and media on an individual's reputation.

Character Interactions

• Wang Yi and Nicole discuss their strategy and show mutual support.
• Wang Yi and Yao Ming communicate about the situation, with Yao Ming offering help but respecting Wang Yi's decision.
• The Jungle Army waits for Wang Yi's command, showing loyalty and trust in his leadership.
• Celebrities and media outlets in both America and China interact, primarily condemning Wang Yi, while a few support him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wang Yi's doping test result remains positive.
• NBA and US Anti-Doping Agency investigate and confirm the test process was compliant.
• NBA suspends Wang Yi for two years and fines him $2 million.
• US Anti-Doping Agency calls for a complete ban of Wang Yi from American sports.
• Wang Yi's supporters and critics react strongly on social media.
• Wang Yi's fans in the Rainforest Army divide, with some leaving due to the scandal.
• Wang Yi releases videos showing tampering with his and Thomas's urine samples.

Character Developments

• Wang Yi remains confident and prepared to counterattack.
• NBA President Xiao Hua becomes disillusioned with Wang Yi and prioritizes the league's interests.
• Thomas, Wang Yi's rival, panics and realizes he's been outmaneuvered.
• Wang Yi's fans in the Rainforest Army show divided loyalty.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of profit and power dynamics in sports governance (NBA's actions).
• The impact of doping allegations on athletes' careers and public perception.
• Fan loyalty and the consequences of disillusionment.
• Strategic planning and countermeasures in the face of adversity (Wang Yi's approach).

Character Interactions

• Wang Yi interacts with Nicole, his ally, to release the incriminating videos.
• NBA President Xiao Hua discusses Wang Yi's punishment with Vice President Tan Huimin.
• Wang Yi's fans in the Rainforest Army interact, with some leaving due to the scandal and others remaining loyal.
• Thomas interacts with his agent, realizing the severity of the situation.

Key Plot Points

• Wang Yi releases two videos exposing Thomas's drug use and tampering with the drug tests.
• NBA President Xiao Hua tries to contact Wang Yi to downplay the matter but fails.
• U.S. Anti-Doping Agency and drug testing agencies deny wrongdoing and threaten legal action.
• Los Angeles Police Department investigates and confirms Wang Yi's innocence, exposing Thomas's guilt.
• Thomas's agent is fired, and Thomas faces backlash.

Character Developments

• Wang Yi: Stands firm against accusations, exposes the truth, and gains more support.
• Thomas: Exposed as a drug cheat, faces backlash, and loses his agent.
• NBA President Xiao Hua: Realizes the severity of the situation and tries to contact Wang Yi.
• Wang Yi's fans: Initially divided, now united and eager to defend Wang Yi.

Significant Themes

• Truth vs. Perception: The initial perception of Wang Yi as a drug cheat is reversed when the truth is exposed.
• Power Dynamics: The influence of Wang Yi's lawyer and Nicole's family on the investigation.
• Fair-weather Fans: Some fans initially left Wang Yi's group but now want to rejoin.

Character Interactions

• Wang Yi and Thomas: Their rivalry intensifies as Thomas's guilt is exposed.
• Wang Yi and NBA President Xiao Hua: Xiao Hua tries to contact Wang Yi but is ignored.
• Wang Yi's fans and the Rainforest Army: Fans unite and express their eagerness to defend Wang Yi.

• Key Plot Points: The Rainforest Army, Wang Yi's fans, launches a coordinated attack on celebrities and media outlets that had criticized Wang Yi, overwhelming their social media platforms. Wang Yi's legal team, led by Lawless Zhang San, initiates legal action against those who defamed Wang Yi. Wang Yi appears in public for the first time since the doping allegations, poses for new season promotional photos with James and Paul, and addresses the doping accusations in an interview.

Character Developments

• Wang Yi: Maintains composure and strategic planning, allowing haters to reveal themselves before counterattacking, demonstrating his cunning and patience.
• The Rainforest Army: Shows strong cohesion and fierce defense of Wang Yi, successfully overwhelming critics' social media platforms.
• Lawless Zhang San: Leads Wang Yi's legal team in a grand legal action against defamers.
• James and Paul: Support Wang Yi publicly, with James giving Wang Yi the central position in their promotional photo.
• Significant Themes: The power of fan loyalty and collective action, the importance of strategic patience, and the exposure of true intentions under pressure.
• Character Interactions: Wang Yi's fans (Rainforest Army) vs. Critics and Haters; Wang Yi, James, and Paul (team unity); Wang Yi and Lawless Zhang San (legal action).

Key Plot Points and Events

• A doping scandal implicates many celebrities, including Wang Yi's rival, Thomas.
• Wang Yi is initially suspected but later cleared of wrongdoing.
• Wang Yi's fans and the public turn against the celebrities who attacked him.
• Wang Yi's parents return to China, and Wang Yi embarks on a promotional tour in Asia for his sponsor, Anta.

Character Developments

• Wang Yi: Stands up for himself and his nationality, prompting reflection on racial discrimination. His influence and popularity grow.
• Stephen A. Smith: The world's biggest Hater against Wang Yi, manages to avoid repercussions by refraining from personal attacks.
• Celebrities: Face backlash and loss of income due to their previous attacks on Wang Yi.

Significant Themes

• Racial discrimination: Wang Yi highlights the double standards in how Easterners and Westerners are treated, sparking reflection and apology from some media outlets.
• Cyberbullying and public opinion: The power of public opinion is demonstrated as celebrities face backlash and loss of income.
• Influence and popularity: Wang Yi's influence and popularity grow, both domestically and internationally.

Character Interactions

• Wang Yi vs. Thomas: Wang Yi uses Thomas's scandal to highlight racial discrimination.
• Wang Yi vs. Celebrities: Wang Yi's fans and the public turn against the celebrities who attacked him, leading to their loss of income and reputation.
• Wang Yi vs. Anta: Wang Yi expresses reluctance to visit South Korea and Japan due to personal reasons.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wang Yi, despite his reluctance, agrees to promote Anta in two countries to honor their contract.
• He visits over ten countries in nearly a month, including the Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, and finally, South Korea.
• Upon arrival in South Korea, Wang Yi is greeted by representatives of the Five Major Chaebols (Samsung, Hyundai, SK, LG, Lotte) at Incheon International Airport.

Character Developments

• Wang Yi shows professionalism and responsibility by honoring his contract with Anta, despite his personal feelings.
• Wang Yi demonstrates understanding and respect for the Five Major Chaebols' importance in South Korea's economy.

Significant Themes

• Professional responsibility vs personal feelings.
• The influence and power of the Five Major Chaebols in South Korea's economy.

Character Interactions

• Wang Yi interacts with Luo Lin, his manager, discussing the contract and promotional events.
• Wang Yi meets the representatives of the Five Major Chaebols, showing respect and understanding towards their importance.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wang Yi, an NBA star, arrives in South Korea. He refuses invitations from the country's five major chaebols (conglomerates) due to his packed schedule.
• The chaebols are surprised and intrigued by Wang Yi's refusal and his mysterious background, as even the Rockefeller family has asked them to take care of him.
• Wang Yi stays at the luxurious Shilla Hotel in Seoul, owned by Samsung, and trains at its state-of-the-art gym.
• The next day, Wang Yi visits Seoul University, where he performs a remarkable shooting exhibition, making 12 shots in a row from various distances, all with perfect swishes.

Character Developments

• Wang Yi demonstrates his humility and professionalism by refusing invitations from the chaebols despite their influence and power.
• He shows his dedication to his craft by maintaining his training routine even during his trip.
• The chaebols, particularly Park In-yong and the Samsung chairman's daughter, show curiosity and respect towards Wang Yi due to his mysterious background and the request from the Rockefeller family.

Significant Themes

• Power and Influence: The chaebols wield significant power and influence in South Korea, but Wang Yi remains unimpressed and maintains his independence.
• Professionalism and Dedication: Wang Yi's commitment to his training and career is evident despite being in a foreign country.
• Mystery and Intrigue: Wang Yi's unknown background sparks curiosity and respect from the chaebols and the public.

Character Interactions

• Wang Yi interacts with the chaebols briefly but firmly declines their invitations, leaving them surprised and intrigued.
• At Seoul University, Wang Yi interacts with enthusiastic fans, signing autographs and performing a shooting exhibition for them.
• The chaebols discuss Wang Yi's background and the request from the Rockefeller family among themselves, showing a level of respect and cooperation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wang Yi, a Chinese basketball player, challenges South Korean students and reporters by attempting and successfully completing a complex dunk, impressing the crowd.
• A South Korean basketball player, Park In-moeng, provokes Wang Yi during a "Passerby Challenge" match, using disrespectful language.
• Wang Yi, angered by Park's behavior, blocks his shot and slaps him during their match, drawing a loud reaction from the crowd.

Character Developments

• Wang Yi: Shows off his impressive basketball skills, remains calm under provocation, and stands up for himself when pushed too far.
• Park In-moeng: Exhibits arrogance and disrespect towards Wang Yi, underestimating his opponent's skills and reaction.

Significant Themes

• Cultural differences and misunderstandings between China and South Korea.
• The importance of respect and sportsmanship in competitive sports.
• The power dynamics and reactions within a crowd to unexpected or dramatic events.

Character Interactions

• Wang Yi and Park In-moeng: Their interaction escalates from a friendly challenge to a tense confrontation, with Wang Yi ultimately responding to Park's provocation with a strong display of dominance.
• Wang Yi and the crowd: The crowd reacts with awe and excitement to Wang Yi's dunk and his subsequent action against Park, showing their support for Wang Yi's actions.
• The host and Wang Yi: The host attempts to smooth over the situation between Wang Yi and Park, but Wang Yi chooses to respond to the provocation himself.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Park In-moeng, a South Korean player, challenges Wang Yi to a one-on-one match for fame and to awaken national pride.
• Wang Yi humiliates Park In-moeng with his superior skills, blocking his shots and scoring effortlessly.
• Wang Yi performs a hanging dunk, breaking the backboard, and injures Park In-moeng psychologically.

Character Developments

• Park In-moeng realizes the vast gap between himself and Wang Yi, leading to a psychological setback.
• Wang Yi demonstrates his dominance and violence on the court, solidifying his reputation as Number 0 Thug.

Significant Themes

• National pride and the perception of foreign talent in South Korea.
• The vast skill gap between Wang Yi and other players.

Character Interactions

• Wang Yi and Park In-moeng's one-on-one match highlights Wang Yi's superiority and Park In-moeng's inadequacy.
• The audience's reactions reflect their shock and awe at Wang Yi's performance.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wang Yi's video of defeating Korean basketball players goes viral in China, causing a sensation.
• Wang Yi appears on a South Korean talk show, "Healing Camp," hosted by Kim Je-dong, Lee Kyung-kyu, and Han Hye-jin.
• A university student audience member asks Wang Yi if he is Korean based on a professor's paper.

Character Developments

• Wang Yi maintains his calm and humor throughout the talk show, refusing to be provoked by the hosts' tricky questions or the audience member's insensitive query.
• Han Hye-jin, the female host, is initially enthusiastic and flirty but is later embarrassed by the audience member's question.

Significant Themes

• Cultural exchange and diplomacy: Wang Yi navigates the talk show, promoting friendly relations between China and South Korea through humor and diplomacy.
• Identity and nationality: The audience member's question about Wang Yi's Korean heritage highlights the sensitive issue of national identity.

Character Interactions

• Wang Yi humorously interacts with the hosts, maintaining a lighthearted atmosphere despite their attempts to provoke him.
• Wang Yi politely declines the hosts' hugs, citing cultural differences and maintaining a respectful distance.
• Wang Yi's calm response to the audience member's question defuses a potentially tense situation, showing his maturity and diplomacy.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wang Yi admits on a Korean TV show that he and Koreans are compatriots, causing a stir.
• He argues that historically, Korea has been part of China, so their cultures are shared.
• Wang Yi refuses to speak Korean, only knowing "Axi ba," and expresses disinterest in learning more.
• He returns to China and begins a promotional tour, with upcoming plans to participate in a basketball variety show and the Olympics.

Character Developments

• Wang Yi demonstrates his knowledge of history and cultural understanding, challenging Korean claims.
• He shows defiance and humor in refusing to speak Korean, winning over the audience.
• Wang Yi's dedication to representing China in the Olympics is highlighted.

Significant Themes

• Cultural appropriation and shared history between China and Korea.
• National pride and representation in sports.
• The pressure and expectations on Chinese basketball stars.

Character Interactions

• Wang Yi interacts with Korean hosts and audience, challenging their views on cultural ownership.
• He reconnects with his family before the Olympics, showing his personal side.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wang Yi's parents return to their rural hometown instead of staying in Chang'an.
• Nicole, Wang Yi's wife, accompanies them and adapts to rural life, winning the villagers' hearts.
• Wang Yi returns home after three days and leaves for the Men's Basketball Training Base.
• The National Team's training camp begins with a focus on veteran players for the upcoming Olympics.

Character Developments

• Nicole: Shows adaptability and humility by embracing rural life, winning over Wang Yi's parents and the villagers.
• Wang Yi: Reflects on his childhood and the passage of time during his brief stay in the village.
• Yi Jianlian: Returns to the National Team after two years of training, showing dedication and experience.

Significant Themes

• Adaptability and Humility: Nicole's willingness to adapt to rural life and perform household chores, despite her privileged upbringing, wins her respect and affection from Wang Yi's family and the villagers.
• The Passage of Time: Wang Yi's reflection on his childhood and the changes in the village highlights the passage of time and the loss of innocence.

Character Interactions

• Wang Yi's Parents and Nicole: Their relationship blossoms as Nicole helps with chores and adapts to rural life, making Wang Yi's parents happy and proud.
• Wang Yi and Nicole: They share a peaceful and harmonious time together in the village, walking through the fields and orchards.
• Wang Yi and Yi Jianlian: Although not directly interacting in this chapter, their roles as captain and player in the National Team are established, hinting at a potential mentor-mentee relationship.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Chinese National Basketball Team arrives in Paris for the Olympics.
• They adjust to the time difference (7 hours ahead of China) and familiarize themselves with the venues.
• The opening ceremony is held on July 27th along the Seine River, with a grandeur smaller than the 2008 Olympics.
• Athletes from various countries, including the U.S. (James, Curry, Durant) and China (Wang Yi), march in.

Character Developments

• Wang Yi: He becomes the flag bearer for the Chinese team, demonstrating his leadership and status. His determination and spirit are highlighted.
• James: Despite nearing retirement, he remains the most popular athlete, receiving the most camera time.
• Durant: He feels overshadowed by James and Curry, fueling his desire to surpass James.

Significant Themes

• Popularity and Status: The chapter explores the concept of popularity and status in sports, with James and Wang Yi at the forefront.
• Determination and Spirit: Wang Yi's unyielding spirit is emphasized as a key factor in his success.

Character Interactions

• James and the Audience: James receives the most cheers and camera time, solidifying his status as the most popular athlete.
• Durant and James: Durant feels overshadowed by James, fueling his desire to surpass him.
• Wang Yi and the Chinese Audience: Wang Yi receives a huge cheer from the crowd, showing his immense popularity in China.
• Wang Yi and Jia Yi, Wang Yiren, Nicole, Anjiali: These characters express admiration for Wang Yi's appearance and determination to pursue him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wang Yi, now bald, attends the Olympic Games opening ceremony, causing a stir.
• China is drawn into Group C with Japan, Spain, and Slovenia for the men's basketball tournament.
• The Chinese team's first match is against Japan, led by the unpredictable "Madman" Tom Hovasse.

Character Developments

• Wang Yi: Confident and determined, he believes going bald will make him stronger, referencing Jordan and Kobe.
• Madman Tom: Confident in his team's abilities, he vows to win a silver medal and has a strategy to counter Wang Yi.

Significant Themes

• Confidence and determination in the face of challenges (Wang Yi, Madman Tom)
• Unpredictability and strategic planning (Madman Tom)
• Physical appearance and its impact on perception (Wang Yi's bald head)

Character Interactions

• Wang Yi and the barber, Tony: Wang Yi jokes about going bald, while Tony expresses surprise and concern.
• Madman Tom and reporters: Tom confidently shares his goals and strategies for the upcoming match against China.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wang Yi, a Chinese basketball player, surprises everyone by shaving his head before the Olympics.
• Zeng Xinyi, a young girl battling cancer, is touched by Wang Yi's gesture, as he had promised to do so when she was undergoing chemotherapy.
• Wang Yi faces the international press, including Annie Jontini from L'Équipe, a prestigious European sports newspaper.
• Wang Yi responds to Japan's head coach, Tom Hovasse, who had dismissed the Chinese team, with a defiant "Hah... Tuh" (a play on words, mocking the coach's name), causing an uproar.

Character Developments

• Wang Yi: Shows his caring side by keeping his promise to Zeng Xinyi, demonstrating his strength and confidence, and proving his boldness and wit during the press conference.
• Zeng Xinyi: Shows her emotional maturity and admiration for Wang Yi.
• Coach Du Feng: Admires Wang Yi's personality but refrains from advising him against his bold actions.

Significant Themes

• Friendship and Support: Wang Yi's actions show his support for Zeng Xinyi and her family.
• Cultural Differences: The contrast between the Chinese and Japanese reactions to Wang Yi's actions highlights cultural differences in perception and response.
• Boldness and Confidence: Wang Yi's actions demonstrate his confidence and boldness in the face of international pressure.

Character Interactions

• Wang Yi and Zeng Xinyi: Wang Yi's actions touch Zeng Xinyi and her family, strengthening their bond.
• Wang Yi and the Press: Wang Yi interacts confidently with the international press, including Annie Jontini, who is impressed by his wit and boldness.
• Wang Yi and Coach Du Feng: Coach Du Feng admires Wang Yi's personality but refrains from advising him, indicating a level of respect and understanding between them.

Key Plot Points & Events

• The match between China and Japan teams takes place at Bercy Arena in Paris, known for its versatility in hosting various sports.
• Pre-match tension escalates when a basketball rolls over to Japan's side, leading to a near-physical altercation between Wang Zhelin and Watanabe Yuta.
• China Team's starting lineup is their strongest in a decade, with Guo Allen, Wang Yi, Zhang Zhenlin, Zhou Qi, and Yi Jianlian.
• Japan Team's starting lineup is surprising, with no main players like Hachimura Rui, Baba Yudai, or Watanabe Yuta, raising questions about their strategy.

Character Developments

• Wang Zhelin displays a fiery temper and nationalistic spirit, earning praise from Coach Du Feng.
• Coach Du Feng shows understanding and support for his players' emotions, encouraging them to "crush" their opponents.

Significant Themes

• Nationalism and rivalry, particularly between Chinese and Japanese athletes.
• The importance of team spirit and unity, as demonstrated by China Team's response to Coach Du Feng's speech.

Character Interactions

• Wang Zhelin and Watanabe Yuta's near-fight highlights the intense rivalry between the two teams.
• Coach Du Feng's interaction with Wang Zhelin shows his support and understanding of his players' emotions.
• The interaction between China Team players and Coach Du Feng demonstrates their unity and determination.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The China Team faces off against the Japan Team in a high-stakes basketball game.
• Wang Yi receives system buffs for increased free throw and passing accuracy against the Japan Team.
• The game starts with a heated exchange, leading to a technical foul for both Yi Jianlian and a Japanese player (Aki Koki).
• Coach Du Feng strategizes to counter Japan's aggressive and dirty play, emphasizing toughness and determination.

Character Developments

• Wang Yi demonstrates his strategic thinking and confidence in his abilities.
• Yi Jianlian showcases his leadership and fearlessness, standing up for his teammate and maintaining the team's spirit.
• Coach Du Feng reveals his tactical prowess and understanding of the opponent's strategy.

Significant Themes

• Patriotism and national pride are central themes, with both teams aiming to outdo the other.
• Toughness, determination, and resilience are emphasized as crucial qualities for the China Team to succeed.
• Strategic thinking and adaptability are highlighted as essential for countering the opponent's aggressive tactics.

Character Interactions

• Wang Yi and Guo Allen discuss their roles, with Wang Yi taking the initiative to switch positions.
• Yi Jianlian supports Wang Yi's decision and backs him up against Aki Koki's foul.
• Coach Du Feng addresses the team, outlining his strategy and motivating the players to maintain their composure and fight back against Japan's aggressive play.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Japan Team sends in substitute players to foul the China Team severely, aiming to intimidate and disrupt their game.
• The China Team decides to respond to violence with violence, but Coach Du Feng keeps the main players on the court to test their resilience and cohesion.
• Wang Yi makes a free throw with his eyes closed, distracting the opposing player, Aki Koki, who had been taunting him.
• Wang Yi fouls Aki Koki hard during the next play, but it's called a common foul rather than a flagrant foul.

Character Developments

• Wang Yi demonstrates his toughness and skill, standing up to Aki Koki's provocations and making a remarkable blindfolded free throw.
• Aki Koki underestimates Wang Yi and ends up getting fouled hard, realizing Wang Yi's strength.

Significant Themes

• The theme of responding to violence with violence is explored, with the China Team choosing to face the Japan Team's aggressive tactics head-on.
• The importance of resilience and adaptability is highlighted as Coach Du Feng uses the situation to train his main players.

Character Interactions

• Wang Yi and Aki Koki have a tense interaction, with Wang Yi showing no fear of Aki Koki's provocations and responding with confident and aggressive play.
• Coach Du Feng and Director Zhang discuss the team's strategy, with Director Zhang analyzing the situation and Coach Du Feng agreeing with his assessment.