(Spoilers included) During the 1972 Munich Olympics during the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union, Garland, a basketball coach who was in danger, publicly announced at a press conference that he would defeat the American men's basketball team, which had not lost a game for 36 consecutive years. No one believes they can win, the players don't believe themselves, only the coach is betting everything to win. The young man with a special heart disease collapsed, and the coach used all the money he saved for his child to go abroad to see a doctor to rescue him; He; there was a terrorist attack in the Olympic Village, and the Lithuanian team captain planned to emigrate and defected and was monitored by top officials, and the coach concealed it all for him. After everything, everyone believed in themselves, did their best for the game and basketball, and after all kinds of shocking twists and turns, won the championship. In the lounge, the team leader gave everyone bonuses, and everyone tacitly gave all the bonuses to the coach. Trust, Responsibility, Glory, Perseverance. This is a passionate history worth experiencing.
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