This point of racial discrimination will not be repeated.
One: Jesse Owens
When I was six years old, I had to carry 100 pounds of cotton every day. Have you ever moved cotton? Have you ever felt the pain of accidentally scratching the pod and cutting the skin of the gun?
Everyone’s success is not a talent, it’s not something to make you successful, it’s not what you do or someone you meet, it’s yourself, the power in your heart
Two: Laurie Snyder
Holding the medal in both hands at the end of the film was a medal that should have belonged to him. It was a pride that should belong to him. He knew what it was like to give up, so he tried his best to get Jesse into the competition. I hope we don't miss too much beauty at the best age.
It's just a personal interpretation for your reference.
Xie Chuiyue
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