Look inside China’s secretive Olympic training camps 

Yeah, he is honest and deserves it

That’s so good but he trains soooo hard I wish he had won gold 😢

Sorry that this is late but who won silver and gold? I don’t wanna look it up

I’m so PROUDDD

how much money is that?

Me too

@A J It's nice the little girl speaks English.

In this video she was the sweetest girl in other videos there are other sweetest girls 😳

U think we don’t know what “mummy” means

@@airmaxy7377 A lot of Americans think its something you find in an Egyptian tomb.

Chinese are taught to be humble

Not just in China, humility is important throughout Asia. I have a South Asian background (Bangladesh) although I've been living abroad for a while. Respect for elders and peers is taken seriously in our culture. Being soft spoken and humble is taught and expected since childhood.

Good

They are also very competitive and serious about everything they put their mind to. Besides he was talking about track and field which they are not competing in

agreed

Western media go brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Thanks.

@@mizumo1988 you are obviously wrong. go and watch @2:25 again the coach never said winning the medal was their goals

@@mizumo1988 either you don't know Chinese or English. Or maybe both.

@@mizumo1988 Lying through your nose you POS. You’re just embarrassing yourself right now. I’m an Overseas Chinese and I understood what was said word by word. Don’t do yourself like this. There’s still time to delete your comment.

Gabriela gaby ikr!

me to

Gabriela gaby me too..😐

Gabriela gaby they probably don't have a lot of money to buy it so it's hard to get a device for them so she really wants one

Gymnastics._. Queen me too

:)

Flying Cloud 🛁

You do realize that EVERY question and answer in these interviews was highly controlled by the Chinese govt, right? This is how totalitarian govt's work (like N. Korea and China). The Chinese govt said to The Economist, "Ok, we'll let you do this special documentary on one condition -- WE decide exactly WHEN and WHERE you will be filming (so that we can choreograph EVERYTHING the camera sees), and WE decide WHO you will interview, and we know in advance EXACTLY WHAT QUESTIONS you will be asking them (so that we can 'coach' the interviewees on EXACTLY what to say). Welcome to the real world.

@@djbenje4019 Well come to the real world, I live in China and things don't work that way.

@@djbenje4019You have never been to China, and you can tell which answers are scripted and which are not, go look at CCTV and see their children’s answers, so much more scripted. Plus, doesn’t everyone love their parents and want them to be with them foreve?

Yeah, maybe he didn't get to have as much time for education or a childhood but he seems much more self-aware and humble than he gives himself credit for.

Chinese schools are tough. Its really intense

Thats what I thought as well. He states that he isn't smart and might have a hard time in society, yet I'd rank him higher in terms of intelligence than many others who belive to be smart themselves.

Remember, you're not chinese. In China, smart is very different.

@Jing This comment just strikes me as xenophobic. Sure, some Chinese people may regard academic results or salary as the only determinants of 'success', but the meaning of 'success' varies drastically among individuals and groups regardless of who and where you are. That athlete to which the original commentator referred is evidently wise, and it's such a nice and honest compliment to give - I see no point in asserting that anyone who is not Chinese cannot understand what 'smart' means in China. Are you sure you know what all other commentators meant with their words, as you probably do not share their culture?

So true 😭 and also many indian parents being Hesitant to put there kids in any sports activity i recently got my black belt in karate and my parents think that is enough for me and asking me to leave karate but i told them that i would not leave something i worked hard for so many year

🤣🤣🤣

Luckily we had 4

That's the case for the majority of South and East Asia though, and the so called 'Olympic Camp' is nothing but a reverse, especially for the low cost sports like weight lifting or so, being more popular where the parents might be tending to decide that their children would be better become an athlete, since they might not be able to afford the children to attend University.

Well said

Lol

+Eric Miret kinda pretentious dude

+Eric Miret kinda pretentious dude

We give are kids to much I know what you mean

Sees Nail

that's not what was said, the translation is wrong.

@ihop I guess we'll never know.....

It's correct.

Ashley Cheng Care to translate then?

kimeli it was basically what he said so🤨

Did you watch this video lol it's basically that.

Nahyla Pacha actually I wonder if you watched the video?

+Charles Lin I did. How hard they train and what they're expected to be able to do, is basically what you said lol

And athletes from other countries grew up smoking weed, drinking beer and playing video games all day? Any world champion works as hard as these guys.

+Eric Miret ?

A western media covering China’s news. What did you expect ?

I think it is just clickbait. In my opinion the political view comes after that...

The communist party forcing little children to do stuff.

USA!

@@pol1315 When Westerns do it, they are doing it out of passion and when Chinese do it, communist party is forcing them. Double standard cannot go below this.

Rena agreed

Rena my cousin started doing gymnastics when she was three and no one is calling that abuse ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

can't agree more

its called abuse in countries or cities cuz like in china, go through a selection of children and choose those they believe to be "talented" and after that they go through a hard core training everyday, where these kids hardly get to see their parents and on average, only 2-3 persons are lucky enough to be chosen to participate in the olympics. For the rest of the unchosen kids, their lives are kinda ruined due to this hard core training. They call this torture because some of the kids don't really have a choice and are forced by their parents and teachers while in countries like America, kids to choose whether they should continue or quit. As well as that, most americans aren't forced by their parents/teachers to go through this hardcore training and they can quit whenever they wish to. For the chinese kids, they don't really have much of a chance to go to a good university and their future won't be as bright cuz they spent most of their lives focusing on gymnastics and not on education like studying and stuff. If they weren't chosen for this hardcore camp and work hard, they will probably get a pretty decent job + pay, and also live life peacefully. (obviously, if the unchosen gymnasts work hard, they might get a good job and a decent pay) but like most of the kids there lose their future as most of them delicate their lives to gymnastics and hardcore training for the glory of china.

because these kids will have been placed in these training camps from a very young age against there will with limited contact with their parents if any at all. There is immense amount of pressure on these kids to do well and they are regularly scolded and caned for not performing to their coaches standards.

To get more views.

Kinda is? They are robbed of their childhood, of a normal life. For what? So China can display some shiny medals and say look how good we are. I dont think most of these kids would choose this life if they werent started so young. 98% of these kids wont become successful, and they wont have a normal education, ergo no regular job.

@@Impetuss lmao did u not watch the video? ppl who think like u will never get anywhere. You always have to sacrifice, and risk something to get something back in return. These kids are doing this so they might have a chance to live better in the future.

I dont think it is as long as it's the childs choice to do it

@@purplecatloverrandompizza some of these kids start in preschool. Their PARENTS bring them in so their kids can be famous. Is it really the kids choice?

@@MinttMeringue china is diffrent from the west. Like they said: If they win their chance of a high ranking government job is higher and they recieve good education. Loads of children in China dont have that. Yes, I do think that in a way they are getting robbed of their childhoods, but I do think that in return they have a higher chance on a better life then other children. Also in the West there are also enough parents who litteraly force their child into sports or acting so that the kid can become famous and the parents look good. I think it is disgusting, but sadly it happends every where.

True

@@RubiaStorm yeah, but all that glitters is not gold n not everything u see in this video is happy go lucky. Everything has two sides but r they showing u the two sides ? The kids r similing n look happy. Is that true for all 400k kids n r they not being exploited in those schools ? R they training a machine or a human being ? Becoz that girl looked more like a machine than a happy kid training to enjoy her sports. Also, out of 400k only 10% succeed n reach nationals n even less in olympics but what abt 90% ? This type of military like training for 10 hrs a day to small kids has big chance of breaking their bodies even before they reach their peaks n it does happens which usually ends their career n with no education n all u become a homeless

It IS a factory not a training centre. Just like how they mass produce products they try to imitate the same for humans n humans r not machines so u cant treat them like that. Look what happened with one child policy. They treated their people like we do with livestock in our farms by improving them through selective breeding inside their cage. Only, in china's case it was not cows, birds but humans. But they dont do anything becoz they have this mentality of "End justifies the means"

@@glennex0077 That's exactly what I am thinking

When they say "secretive", they don't mean that nobody knows they exist. And do you think that anyone can just walk in, take video, and do interviews whenever they please? Just like the special reports done from North Korea, these video shoots and interviews were HIGHLY monitored and censored by the Chinese government. You sound so naive to think that this video reveals EVERYTHING about these programs, or that the filming/interviewing was done completely freely, without close and careful censorship by the govt.

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K

The old SAT was out of 2400 the new SAT is out of 1600 to make it easier now. Also the new SAT was debuted in 2016.

He got a bronze medal guys...

I don’t think chinese people take SATs lol but i get what ur saying

In the US girls as young as 5 years old prance around in their little bikinis doing photo shoots and catwalks this drives the pedo culture in the US. People should be more worried about the Pedo culture in the US than these assumptions of "child abuses".

in the US they don't leave their homes, the current set up is they train with their home gyms (usually near their homes) and stay with their families.When the olympic training takes place they go for camps once every 4 weeks but still go back home for the other 3 weeks. In China the children usually leave their families at a young age if chosen. They likely won't see their parents but a hand full of times a year, if at all.

***** what are you talking about? gabby douglas left home to go train with chow. right now she's training in ohio. and if there's a girl with potential who doesn't live near a great gym or who thinks she needs different coaching, she has to leave her home. nia dennis is another one. i know there are others i can't think of off the top of my head.

***** That's a whole lot of bullshit. A lot of places around the states don't have the facilities to accommodate these athletes, same goes for China...

dominique dawns left her home also.....it happens all the time....yes, they still see their parents but they certainly aren't living with them

Me too

Ironically, one of the skaters (from the country where this magazine is from) is a 13 year old, not to forget Tom Daley was a 14 year old when he first came to the Olympics

Same!

"secretive" but there's a 7 minute video segment. Propaganda is about diction.

@Officer Meow The chinese people aren't bad. it's the ccp aka the government

The point of this clip is to highlight the statist control of China, and the (perceived) dehumanizing nature of such a system. Everyone knows greatness is the result of practice. Nobody is shaming work ethic (Americans praise east Asian work ethic), this video is about China using their people like cattle, where the perception is that no choice or freedom exist for the individual...in fact, no individual exists at all. Western society values the individual above the collective, Western Society rejects the notion that they are told by their government what to be. It's not an East versus West thing, it's an open society democracy against a China thing. Koreans, Japanese, Singaporeans? Like many Asian peoples? Parents push the kids hard, and this creates payoffs....good academic performance, good work ethic, low crime rates etc. South Koreans dominate female golf, the Japanese excel at many things, Singaporeans barely sleep they're so busy studying, working, creating an incredibly successful country....and they receive praise from the West without any "but"s, because they're democracies (Singapore is an odd democracy, that doesn't always look like a democracy I concede), and their people have a say in how their country operates. This has payoffs that China doesn't always experience....because China stifles creativity, and individualism at times....this is why K-Pop from little South Korea is huge, why Korean automobiles, tech is global. This is why Japan is a massively influential country in style, culture, film, authors, anime etc,etc.....countries that have rigorous East Asian work ethic, academic pursuance...BUT also value individuals and their creativity as individuals. Chinese people work just as hard as Koreans, Japanese. Chinese people have great academic results like Koreans and Japanese....yet despite dwarfing both in size, China's global cultural, intellectual, footprint isn't as big. Chinese people in the US and Canada? They kick ass....they're highly educated, family oriented, peaceful, very successful....but they get to choose who they want to be, and in their behalf, and not on the behalf of others.... which is what the West values, and believes everyone else should value.

C'mon, these kids are ripped from family and are denied childhood because they get singled out as exceptional by examiners. Even the trampoline guy admitted that. In any other country, people are encouraged to pursue happiness on their own terms.

gjjd Yeah, but then to call it child abuse is abit of a stretch don't you think? If you really care about child abuse then you should watch "American child death shame" - Every five hours a child dies from abuse or neglect in the US. America has the worst child abuse record in the industrialized world and that's just an understatement.

monkeymajix Who called it child abuse? The United States also has different demographics than every industrialized country on earth....which is a polite way to note that the US has 90 million African and Latino Americans, who account for a massively disproportionate part..of well, every single statistic people like to throw at the US negatively. The clear fact? Americans descended from European whites tend to have the same exact social metrics (education levels, academic scores, crime rates, abuse rates, murder rates etc,etc) as European whites. Asian Americans tend to mirror many of the metrics of East Asians. Mexican Americans tend to have the same issues as Mexicans, African Americans (who have, by far the greatest issues) do better than Africans, but still exceptionally poorly. Blacks and Latinos are a major percentage of child abuse. American white abuse rates mirror Canadian white abuse rates. If you've found some magical way (no country on earth has by the way) to make Black African, Latino American (of high Amerindian ethnic heritages) descended people to have low crime, low abuse, low murder, low crime rates, high education, high test score rates? You've solved an issue sociologists, academics, economists have tried, and failed, to remedy for decades. America will always have these negative rates compared to other industrialed nations, because the US is the only nation with demographics of its kind that has ever been successful

Dane Potmo The documentary was obviously leaning towards calling it "child abuse" also some of the comments have also tried to point that out. But hey you've got child abuse issues and on top of that you've got racial issues. What a lovely country you live in.

It is not chiLD ABUSE. But like you do not know how difficult it is. OOf. It is not child abuse until they are physically or mentally hurt. EDUCATION is another thing so stfu

​@@sirenbob1521 You know, it´s kinda pointless to reply to a 2-year-old comment.

@@sirenbob1521 Now I might regret replying to people that says "Oof" and doesn't know how to use grammar properly. School is basically a torture, You don't need it, But you have to do it to gain a job, It's really unfair to people that doesn't have time / brain to do such things.

Sergis lmfao get out. Your comment reeks out of « I’m such a spoiled kid from a developed country and I do not know what pain and misery are ». If you hate school so much drop out and stop wasting everyone’s time. But don’t you dare compare it to child abuse. Some people die getting beaten by their parents, are sold to prostitution by their parents, get locked in rooms for hours with no food or water, but HEY mr sergis here is suffering because math class!!!!! Also it’s not « playing sports » it’s working 10hours a day intensive sports your entire life then have to quit when you’re like 20. These kids are taught a discipline and rigorous behaviour which you will never have if you seriously think having to work hard, Even if it’s unpleasant sometimes (school) is « abuse ».

Sergis « basically torture ». I suggest you read the story of Junko Furuta to what is actually « torture » before you start whining.

Phoebe H you're pretty, i hope i don't sound weird

+soomyeonxing saves lives sweaties you don't sound weird, you just sound creepy

Kim yesung is the king of vocals creepy Korean... I understand why Chinese and Japanese dislike you guys now.

They complimented her. That's not weird or creepy. Wtf.

He got a bronze in Rio

You look pretty chinese for an Indian.

@@Tate525 thats the real wumao 50 dollar army😂

@@Tate525 No. As an Indian he looks pretty Indian to me.

?????? The video is both complementing the system and showing the humility of the athletes. There is zero in this video that is critical. How cringe to see "west propaganda" in a video praising the athletes.

It’s mostly the title being critical

@Shooketh they have sex offenders in China? I never heard of that. What did he do?

I can't agree more 👍🏻 me myself also got my own phone when i'm 17 ( with my own saving). Asian parents usually wont allowed their children to get something unless they got best academic performance/ or got great achievement. But i hve no comment towards modern asian parent 😂

I am 16 German and marrocan dont have a phone, we dont have TV. We just have computers and Wifi is limited ...

Ishika - Except in South Korea, they have smartphones at like the age of 10.

That’s how it should be in America. I didn’t get a cell phone until I was 16 or 17 years old, I’m 28 now. I see kids as young as 3 with their own tablets because their parents are lazy and use technology to babysit their kids. I see entitled kids with iPhones in elementary school. Want to know the common denominator between all of these kids? Spoiled brat attitudes with no respect for their parents.

pretty sure this is just the surface

@@myungyaz hey EXO-L!!

@@abanteegangopadhyay6612 hii🥰

You know the western media likes to make everything that comes from China sounds suspicious

@@myungyaz Surface of what? It's just a recruitment system that seems different from the US. The parents send their kids to practice sports as an alternative of schooling, what's wrong and secretive about that?

@@eatingoreo5160 did he qualify for Tokyo Olympics?

@@meatloaf676 yes he did, the event is on july 31th.

@@dplxy thank you stranger!

@@dplxy update?

@@Falconof96 he finish 14 out of 16 on qualification round， didn't make it to final.

We need a revolution

What ?? Maligning China's image 🤣🤣

Like we Indians.

How are they maligning them?

@@lanlantulan How is this a "smear"?

I totally agree with you! This video is so biased, it makes these coaches and the program's look terrible and abusive. Obviously it's not someone from China who made it..

and also compared to Chinas education system this place looks like a amusment park.

Exactly. it's so easy to point the finger but people are such hypocrites it makes me sick. Programs such as these do no justice to these types of subjects

It is a 7 minute video and the topic is Chinese camps. Obviously in 7 minutes you cannot list problems with other countries' training programs. Also the topic of the video is not how Chinese camps compare to the world but rather why the pros and cons of these camps.

So they had to stick to 7 minutes? lol rather than seeing the truth, you are sticking to the belief that they this media outlet had no other choice but to portray this story in this way. That's adorable.

how they title and edit this video makes it more depressing than it actually is...

@@q_q123 for gymnast, it is almost the same for every country

they are never secrets. Chinese people know the gov is always doing this.

@@null-7 I’m Chinese from Xi’an, China, now studying in the U.S. I never known and seen any camps in my country, totally rumors and lies from Western propaganda.

You’ve been brainwashed by fake news from your country

And they were given access in this case. Even then this probably just a surface look

Yeah. For one aspect of a single category of a sport.

rarely, not never bro.....are you okay?

@@mr_niceman It's a joke bro, are you okay? 😢

@@tantanmustdie it’s a bit cold here, are you okay?

Materialistic?

@@scorpionattitude There’s nothing materialistic about it, she worked hard so that her mom can buy her one

Uffff I hate it when my mom does that

a year late, but did you get tat iPhone?

@@scorpionattitude no. Deserving.

jimin your jams are here ofc 😂😂 Asians man. If we don’t have time, we make time

Lol I saw the EXO posters too!!!

lol staning groups isn’t a personality or achievement. It’s called a hobby or something fun.

I saw Sehun and had to pause to make sure I wasn't seeing things

Angelina no one said it was a personality.

I know! This is incredible to train and get educated at the same time just in hopes youll become a champion

Meanwhile in America, colleges are cutting opportunities for olympians to compete worldwide and that’s sad because America was the dominant nation in winning gold.

I agree

I thought im the only who think like this. i really wanted to have this kind of opportunities 😌

Yes, it is... My country is also planning to have sports-centered educational facilities/institutions that will act as elementary schools and high schools for youngsters, and at the same time, they will be trained to become world-class athletes in the future... If we can build science and math schools, drama schools, art schools, etc... why not build a sports school for promising youth in the field of sports.

And considering the unstable times when the proc was first formed so they really had to make up for it

+Shanghai Noon Source for size claims? Average height in China is not really lower than the avg for the rest of the world.

mndeg I think it's more than just height though. Americans tend to have a more protein-rich diet. The staple Chinese diet is fish, vegetables, noodles, etc.

+Shanghai Noon Actually compared to other smaller nations it's worst off and this is only way for China to win medals. I remember how past communist states and fascist states like Nazi Germany & East Germany and Romania were into this. Why? It's coz this is only way for china to show up as nobody wants to live in China.

+Kochigachi yet for the past 10 years nearly 85% of chinese grad students studying in the west have actually decided to return home. not to mention the longer a chinese student stays in the US, the less interested they are in democratizing their home country.

Lol same

yas EXO FOR LIFE

yeeeeess

lol

lol i was like "yaas, she's one of us" so cute.

Still a better lifestyle tbh

🤣🤣🤣yeah , atheletics sports are great career, engineering from an average college is bakwas

Problem is opportunities to population ratio, which is way too low in both India and China!

@@simiedulay Yeah, we can stuff pizza whenever we want, roam around in free time, enjoy coaching life with friends. JEE is not actually some huge burden or sacrifice(Provided that the person is really interested in Science), and certainly can't be compared to such hectic lifestyles of Olympic sports.

Nah mate.. its incomparable

Thank you

That is the true patriotism.

@dennis estrada don't you know that 20% of the Olympics competitors representing other countries are actually Chinese?

@dennis estrada 🤣🤣🤣 Mainland Chinese don't ever claim Hongkong and Taiwan. Government is the one claiming them.

Then these chinese kids train their whole lives to get beat by some american twenty somethings who practiced at their own free will

In the us, it’s called Walmart

@@Ari-xh6nr Walmart sells food and other stuff?

Ari what

When you think about it, it’s actually scary. They choose a kid who couldn’t perform well in schools and jobs, so they make them an athlete because they can not afford having someone performing badly, it’s not for the kids sake, it’s for the socialism sake.

@@andreaa1659 you sound like someone who has only lived in the united states your whole life

Her mom probably is a big fan of EXO

She probably a fan of exo

true

love chess.....

Well wealth, world class training facilities, and years of prep also make a person better at winning (also who said these children didn't have the passion and willpower to succeed?)

Keep trying and trying the same game again does not work in chess unless you are a genius. You need to analyze your games and find out what you did wrong. Additionally, if you haven’t already, try to learn some strategy. It is all over the Internet.

Bro, Sports is a Career in China

@@ShivBhardwaj9973 It is also a career in other countries tho?

@@wtjzgt469 But Chinese government nurture their Talents since Childhood. India started these talent programs 3-4 years ago. So, india has to wait for Brisbane Olympic to see him in Top 20 🇮🇳🇮🇳

@@wtjzgt469 But Indian people do not take Sports seriously except Cricket Bro

Just as they targetted five years ago

Yes but when you were in that sport your family didn't put a stop to your education. There are now hundreds of these kids who have become homeless adults because they didn't learn any way to survive the real world. They recruit at a young age and when they are older if they are not the best of the best they're thrown on the streets.

I agree 💯, when I was young, I wanted to become an athlete and liked sports, but i couldn't get anywhere as neither proper education nor training were provided, schools never taught girls sports and enrolling in an academy or such was a privilege for the wealthy. So yeah, in a way, I envy those kids in the video, they got opportunities I couldn't dream of when I was their age.

These kids did not get a balanced childhood. The country benefits from one or two medalists at the cost of thousands that sacrifices everything.

no sports are trash lol, its about gaming in this era.

@M P ok but at least we aren’t getting forced 😂✌🏾 .

@India numba 1, U.S. numba 1, Chyna loser country! If only there's such factory China would be winning every gold medal out there 😂😂😂😂😂

@India numba 1, U.S. numba 1, Chyna loser country! hmm indian troll?

@India numba 1, U.S. numba 1, Chyna loser country! Smelly🤡

square up yoongi I was looking for that comment. I had ro double check and ro pause to make sure it was really them.

square up yoongi YEEE

Chu me too 😂

APPRECIATE HOSEOK YURP

I WAS GOING TO COMMENT THAT

LOL, I know right

Yeah in My Country there is lack of support and politics in sports 🇵🇭

😂😂😂😂😂

I m doubtful too 😂

I know you’re speaking of it was a joke, which I get but something tells me, these “factories” have a lot more schemes than we can see 🤔

@@Whoevenaskedyou yea it's a big country, even if they were hiding things it would be virtually impossible to find out...

@@ssvegeto1610 basically the same as the US. They both are the same size.

Nope

Nope

@Ananya Anu ok go cry somewhere else

In the west, they are "training facilities"; In China, they are "secret Olympic factories 😨" Just like c Concentration Camps in Germany and "Immigration Centers" in the US.

True, right! I was a little stumped to hear that from an Olympic medalist. He really is wise to understand and infer such wisdom at his age.

Was looking for a comment about this! I was really impressed with what he said

Before Trump, Chinese don't hate america... but not the other way around

The people are usually not the problem, just the Chinese government.

@@douglei4413what？ do you know China? Since the 1950s, the government has deliberately promoted anti-Americanism and xenophobia.

@@slavish_superiority 傻叉，2000年-2010年公知盛行的时候谁管过？

Because us Americans don't equate the Chinese learning disciplines to Americans, plus the fact that they train at such a young age we see it as impeding on their human rights. Whereas an American training in the same manner as the Chinese would be seen as working hard to fulfill the dream of becoming an Olympic champion. Double standards

@@skylerallens US have tons of kids training gymnastics too .

@@skylerallens US doesn't need to train players. They just bought and offer green card on fast track to promising players before the Olympic 😂😂

It’s Russia who abuses kids look it up

Remember the 40million of them that never had a chance as they opposed CCP....Laolai 1000 camps

@@zennow5073 I really don’t get your point. 40 million? Who?

@@vegandonut5456 Chinese people, who else, 40 million killed off by CCP.

@@zennow5073 Any links to support your claim?

@@vegandonut5456 Well, there is this global thing used by billions called the internet, try using it for research. Try starting with the great famine, see, I helped you out with a clue. Although plenty more deaths in the CCP to find but YOU wont ever seek to find out. I already mentioned Laogai if you could read a sentence but sadly only 20 million deaths dont cut it to doubters like you huh. Since you are here on youtube. I am sure you have a brain that might one day think, hmm instead of moaning at a comment as if its a lie written a year ago. Why dont I type mao into the search on youtube and see numerous data on such a great guy I support being such a stand up leftist type that supports the CCP. But I guess your first question is a bit if a giveaway of your ability shown to many here on youtube today.

+theylied1776 How so? They admitted a fact that genetic differences mean for different strengths and weaknesses, and so they've decided to be smart about the resources they are spending and focusing on the sports that play in their favor.

+Yannick S First of all, the Chinese Government has 51,000 athletes in a Government run training camps. Second, the Chinese Government recruits children at age six and sends them to an Olympic school? They have over 400,000 children in these state run and funded schools? We don't do that in America! Our programs are privately funded. Even our Olympic team has to get corporate sponsors. The fact alone that China's Olympic strategy included the Chinese Government spending over 1 Billion dollars in an effort to beat the United States reeks of an inferiority complex. No other country does that? When it come to the United States, China has always had an inferiority complex.

+theylied1776 I 100% promise you that there is way more than 1 billion dollars pumped into both americas and chinas olympic teams.

AIIUserNamesInvalid How exactly do we have an inferiority complex? You convey a lot of Puffery with no substance.

JustAnotherStud Prove it? The Chinese Government funds their Olympic team. Whereas the U.S team has to go out and find sponsors. There's a big difference between a communist state run and funded program starting when you're six years old vs. American athletes training on their own where their parents are paying money out of their own pockets.

Not superpower yet but should be soon in future.

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@@KneelBeforeBlueHave they brainwashed you?

+Ma. Consolacion XiaoYlanan Because Chinese have what americans don't: *culture*

+ThePolishWatermelon 123 : We have many cultures. That's what makes us great. China is great in many ways too.

holdmybeer Cool story bro. You have no culture of your own and likewise no history, compared to ones like China or India. The culture which did exist, was brutally killed off and then their lands were colonized.

+ThePolishWatermelon 123 what culture you on about? You lot burned down all of your culture when Mao purged it! Also the melting pot of cultures is actually healthy by the way, why, cause it allows a populace to actually learn some diversity. Otherwise they're not as racist, or uselessly condescending as you, or mainlanders from your country. I've met them, they have pissed off a lot of people I've talked to, when it comes to wildlife conservation, and other issues. One of the examples is when one guy got pissed when, he told them that a specific type of fish are out of season, and that it's illegal to fish them. So they took the fish while it's also too small as well. Hence they ignored him, and fucked up part of the ecosystem of that area.

+ThePolishWatermelon 123 also funny to mention the colonized part, I remember you from China uncensored. I admit many countries have done wrong, but the shit you lot did to fuck up is ridiculous. You lot fucked us all up with your abuse of powerful antibiotics on pigs as a cheap source. The destruction of your own history lead to foreigners knowing more history than the Chinese themselves. Your gender population ratio is pathetic, age wise making it worse. Rather than being able to put others down on comments I suggest you pick up a broom, and start cleaning up your streets.

They didnt smear them though, they pretty well outline how the program works but is costly. What other countries have training regimes that start at 6 years old and continue till adulthood?

Agreed…exactly what I was thinking. Shameful Economist!

Spending billions in sport is way better than spending trillions in military.

Are you nuts? The TRAINING METHODS AND TECHNIQUES that a country employs to beat all other countries is about as secretive as it's military technologies. Do you really think a country which spends billions $$$ on a program to beat the rest of the world is going to make NO EFFORT to keep it's training techniques/methods a secret? Reality check, bro.

See india then 😂😂.here 1.3B people only think about working in foreign companies, becoming ceo and doing Govn job. Btw I'm also doing same think i.e. working in MNCs. 🥴🥴

Blackerflash These kids will never be *BULLIED* ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cfRU2TiTTo4.html

For Asian families, the money goes to the family, only a small portion will be for children.

Just a child's word. The money belongs to the child but she will definitely take care of her mom.

How can she even hold 200K if she's not yet an adult? If she is, there's nothing her parents can do to stop her.

David Thompson Champion doesn’t necessarily mean Olympic gold... It probably doesn’t mean it at all considering how young she is.

+Ta Banchuin most of them become trainer for province level.

As far as I know, a lot of people quit or stop training to be a professional very early on and turn to other career choices, while others that spent their early years devoting everything to this particular sport may become coaches, teachers, or gym school administrators. And of course, some end up with no choice but to take up something else and start over.

I feel you..

I read you comment, so it counts for something. Right?

@@meatloaf676 yeah it counts for one sit....not up coz you probably didn't get up

you do one today. 3 next week... and 20 later.. keep making process is the key!

Lol yea

If you're super skinny you can see your abs lol ... I had abs when I was younger but I didn't train like this

Actually she's not that skinny for a young Asian girl...I know many other friends who were the same size or even thinner when they were younger

Xiao Wei Tan ... the boy... she?!

He* Not even a "Hint" Thats a full on six pack

what's it twisting? Is the tone different?

Such as?

Because it's china

Heh, from this alone, you could see which country spend it budget more on warfare or economy.... Warfare got cyber warfare included if you did not know.

70% ? I think not even 50

No In the UK our gymnastics program was under fire for cruelty and it wasn't even close to this.

hahaha and the flag on the wall says Beijing University

Teringventje “0 reasons” lol

Teringventje of* I’m* it’s*

This video wasn’t made by an American company...

Teringventje You don’t even know how to write a proper sentence. Shut up.

who’s jealous lol... we got medals at rio , no hate tho

lol im not the only one ...

I was hoping to see a comment like this :D

+_OhMyHearteu _ same omfg I saw it and I immediately looked in the comments

+~Kittykath~ me too ahhahaa

I'm dead this is great

You got the point bro😂lol

Nobody can stop u from following ur Passion...Its upon u what u want in Life

@@thenaveenahuja bro where are you from. May be metropolis city but it's the still same condition in Up and Bihar.

@@saurabhchandiiit Most Top Athletes come from Poor Family Background 🙏

ha ha sarkari naukri!

@Daksh Jhamb very

They are, the ones who are there full-time do about 4 hours training, and 5 hours studying. The others presumably go home to study when they don't need to be there. Not all of them lose their childhood. Parents drop them off to do some physical activity.

It is only recently that China is reevaluating the way it is training athletes because Chinese athletes are uneducated and lacking in competence to survive in society. Recently they have changed their approach and are investing more on general education.

Check it up !!!! High education !! Europe!! USA !!

"Secretive" doesn't have a negative connotation. All training camps like this will be "secretive" because they wouldn't want the competition to know their techniques and training regimen

@@leftyfourgunsThe word itself doesn't. In this case, it does. Why not call it "Olympic training center" as its name is then? If all of them are like that, then there is no need to specify it's secrecy then, is it? Unless it wants the reader to focus on that word and give it a negative connotation

What was "twisted"? How was it "dehumanising"?

What other countries have state managed training programs at 6 years old to adulthood?

It's just training. It's for everyone