Finished "The Birth of a Legend" and "Lee Chong Wei: The Loser is King" on the same day, both of which are biographies about the growth of sports celebrities.
The same point 1: father is a professional sports background
Bailey's father suffered a knee injury and regretted that he retired to work as a cleaner to support his family. But support the child's career path
In the play, Li's father caused his teammates to blame himself for not accepting the black ball, so he opposed his son's playing. But the play finally reconciles by helping his son play the black ball. (PS. Du Niang's post said that Father Li was the one who sent his son to play black ball, so Li Zongwei did not invite his father to the wedding)
Similarity 2: Born in N-tier cities
All of them were born in the bottom cities of the country, their families are poor, they have not received professional training, and they all rely on their talents to shine.
Same point 3: troubled by psychological problems
It is probably because of their weak background, coupled with the fact that they have risen to a higher level and faced more talents, they will have a sense of distrust in themselves. Therefore, many failures in the early stage are due to their own psychological problems.
Compared with "Lee", "Biography" is more about the success of the channel. Bailey did not suffer too much trouble and opponents, so it went smoothly. It's just that the plot arranged for the departure of the childhood friends for the sake of the later rise, which is also blunt enough. In addition, there are so many glare shots in the play that I always thought it was a commercial.
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