Yuzuru Hanyu is a Japanese royal figure skater. Why is he equally popular in China?

Like jade, like pine, like Youlong. Yuzuru Hanyu, a player who doesn't need to whip himself. His achievements today deserve the audience's feedback on his standing ovation. Looks like the hero in a Japanese anime. He turned his life into a bloody anime.

The official Twitter account of the China Embassy in Japan forwarded relevant reports from Japanese media, and said that during the Beijing Winter Olympics, Japanese living in China and Japanese volunteers will join in cheering for Japanese athletes. Japanese figure skater Yuzuru Hanyu broke the world record with 19 times, which can be said to be "the first figure skater".

20 14 years old, 19 years old, won the gold medal in Sochi Winter Olympics and became the first men's single skating champion in Asia. Four years later, he won the men's singles championship in Pyeongchang Winter Olympics and became the first skater to win the men's singles championship in the Winter Olympics in 66 years.

At the 2020 Four Continents Figure Skating Championships held in Seoul, South Korea, Yuzuru Hanyu finally won the first gold medal on four continents with a total score of 299.42, relying on extremely difficult arrangement and delicate and natural performance.

Therefore, he became the first person to win the gold medal in men's singles events in international competitions such as the Olympic Games, World Championships, Grand Prix Finals, Four Continents Championships, World Youth Championships and Youth Group Finals.

He completed an animation that normal human beings can interpret at the Olympic Games. After he finished his last action, it began to rain on the ice rink as usual. This is his favorite anime character. The whole audience stood up and applauded him.

Yuzuru Hanyu chose the original music from the Japanese film Yin, and played Abe Harumi in the film, because he felt that he and Harumi were very similar in characters. He participated in the design of this program, from music to clothing. He changed the melody and rhythm of music so that his breathing, jumping and footwork matched the music.

Many netizens in China also showed a friendly side to the demands of Japanese fans, and responded that the audience in China sincerely welcomed every foreign guest, never spared the applause for athletes from all over the world, and were willing to cheer for every athlete who stood on the field with strength and hard work.