Inside China's Secretive Olympic Training Program

[@jemler3speak]

Today Japan won the gymnastics gold, not a world saying they are pumping out gold medalist in "factory" yet Kimura first touches the balanced bar at age of 4, coach forced him to train 6hours for one hover jump, that's not factory mode. Only applies to Chinese, which led to a wider picture is it racial/ Nationality based discrimination?? Hypocrisy cries out loud

[@DontUputThatEvilOnMe]

Communist/authoritarian countries have these Olympic factories because doing well in the Olympics is considered a reflection of their national power which the CCP can use in propaganda.

[@ISkandar-v8n]

ye right , like how did the soviet union dominate ? the USA today . we like to hate on the chinese but that's exactly what it takes to win as much olympic medals . the same training in a factory style happens in japan , usa , china and in every nation that win a lot of medals

[@StefanTaf]

The us and Japan don't badly treat the kids. I'm romanian, we used this system to dominate gymnastics. When the coaches went to the states everyone thought they were very abusive, so they do have different standards. Also, u can see that their athletes have more longevity, which means they aren't pushed to extremes. They also hqve better sponsorship opportunities.

[@DontUputThatEvilOnMe]

@@ISkandar-v8n U.S. doesn’t really have these Olympic factories like China or Russia. Most of the Olympic athletes are taken from collegiate (aka college sports) competition to compete in the Olympics. They aren’t training to specifically to win the Olympics like China and Russia. Most of their training is done to win domestic titles and the Olympics is just a bonus.

[@DontUputThatEvilOnMe]

I think it has something to do with the pressure to win and how serious they are about it. US doesn’t create athletes just to compete and win in the Olympics.

[@MaryMubi]

When China develops training programs for their athletes its referred to as creating a factory in other countries this is referred to as developing an efficient sport training systems .

[@Brancaalice]

I hope China enter in soccer World Cup sometime soon. They will put others team in new level to compete with them. Soccer dominate all hemisphere in this planet. From FIFA flow river of gold.

[@felipeemanuel5790]

@@Brancaalice they're trying, but making good team sports is just too hard, for example, nobody can beat USA in basketball, no matter how much other countries try to do it, other countries can make great athletes, but not great teams to compete equally with US. China is trying to raise the level of their national league in soccer, but it still doesn't have results, maybe in some decades.

[@Rachel0731]

@@felipeemanuel5790 not to sound like a eugenicist but they literally don’t have the biodiversity. 😂

[@djibicisse]

@@Brancaalice they can’t play team sports They are good at sports with repetition from young age

[@Rachel0731]

Please. These are state sanctioned with tremendous pressure to preform and bolster the ego of the county. It’s all about optics for china. If an athlete is able to compete in the US, it’s because they chose to play the sport, chose to put the time in and they are free to make that choice, a luxury PRC citizens don’t have.

[@CarlosTorres-en4wq]

one thing i just noticed every time China achieves something western colture createa negative stories about it

[@jessejr3309]

"Creates" if simply making a comparison of chinas state-sponsored child pipeline to sporting programs in other countries seems negative then thats purely how you take it. why is the truth not allowed to be shared if it seems negative ? its so weird how every story ab china has to be positive or its racist like shut upppppppp

[@tomocchii]

Yeah it’s really boring. I wish they’d just ban Australia, England and America from sports events because they’re so arrogant and think they have won every event before it even starts, and bring their racism and political rubbish with them. They look down on Asians so when we win they ALWAYS have to make a narrative to explain it away or make it look like we cheated or downplay it somehow. They did it to black people all the time in the past.

[@pbrlpgu5601]

It is must be wrong if China has done something right as western opinion

[@Brancaalice]

Just envy from others success.

[@yodaichi888]

@@jessejr3309 it is blatant racism. In the eyes of the West, especially U.S. if China wins, it must not because of talent and hard work, but of some torturous training camp and steroids. while the West has a long and bold history of doping in every sport! It's fking hypocrisy! The West has no shame!

[@dchen345]

All I have to say is you have the same thing happening with NFL and NBA hopefuls. The same exact thing is happening with tennis academies in the US: kids play for 8 hours a day and homeschooling is secondary to success on the court.

[@kimchi_taco]

In U.S., it's expensive tho.

[@ThanosThiopia]

Well said brother ! Only sour grapes will see other motives

[@ramanjeet1111]

dude thats rather a gud thing.....

[@jessejr3309]

its still different, these are private orgs looking for people ALREADY INTERESTED in their sport, while in china they use gov't funded officials looking for any child whether they're even interested in the sport or not.

[@yodaichi888]

@@jessejr3309 no, the Chinese official pick the most gifted ones, and convince their parents to let their kids go to a sports school. Interests can be nurtured, but raw talent can't.

[@shawnz3307]

olympic factory is better than drug dens, right?

[@michellejessey8654]

Which all us has

[@EnzoJ-s7p]

😂😂😂

[@mostsatisfyingvideos4967]

Exactly

[@thorick590]

China currently has the top male rifle target shooters in the world. World record scores were shot this year in International Competitions by some of their competitors in the current Olympics. You have to respect what they achieved, it's absolutely phenomenal.

[@hallsofivy128]

Correct

[@DontUputThatEvilOnMe]

@@thorick590 yes they are great at air rifle shooting.

[@NetajiSubhash265]

China used to do it before. Now they stopped it .the country had quality life so, China moved way from this model. They trying to introduce sports from school level.

[@user-qwertyuiopasdfghj]

Yeah, Rich coastal Chinese provinces have started to invest in swimming programs for school children. So many kids started to genuinely love the sport

[@mytabletennisuniverse3634]

If your country wins medal its is hardwork of the atheletes. If chinese win, its olympic factory. Dont u think its hypocrisy. They invested in atheletes, build a system to identify the talent from root n develop them. They got so many level of tournaments from amateur to national to identify n nurture atheletes. Thats why they r reaping the results. Same is for usa canada australia britain. Most countries doesnt have a solid infrastructure for sport. Thats why they win few medals. Take india for expample it doesnt have sports infrastructure to support every atheletes in india thats why they win few medals

[@JonKino828]

Very well said!

[@Matpeixelegal]

🎯🎯🎯

[@denisezink386]

Oh what do we know about the West and mostly Americans??? So freaking DOUBLE STANDARD!!! If Chinese swimmers win, it's MUST be they are taking drugs. Chinese Athletes has been tested the most than any other countries, of course!!!

[@cinema6444]

When its west its training facility. When its china its factory 😂 western hypocrisy.

[@denisezink386]

Not to mention China Athletes were tested the most, because there is no way the Chinese can win other than they cheat right? the DOUBLE Standard from the West, especially Americans just make me sick!

[@bunnyfreakz]

Every Chinese athletes have their own goal and inspiration. Even great struggle to stay on the game. But again downgrade them to just one antagonistic entity is western fetish.

[@LABusDiaries]

I agree. I don't understand why they go with the story that they're forced to do Athletics. Athletics is fun That's how the US sees it

[@yohatch]

@@LABusDiaries Because propaganda.

[@stephen.g1059]

Well even if they don't have goals they will be forced to train and compete for the glory and honor lmaoo

[@riturajborah382]

Not Chinese, but the more I see these videos, the more I admire China and their culture. Also, it only shows the insecurity of the West at China's success. What should these kids be doing otherwise? Learn to smoke marijuna and party till bankruptcy?

[@abc2390986]

Imagine doing everything they could to create elites and still losing to kids in US that smoke pods. This isn’t insecurity they are just being plain laughing stocks.

[@asali1323]

This is better than therapeutic use exemption and Team Asthma 😂

[@djibicisse]

Chyna no asthma? Lol

[@MariaKarim59]

😅

[@xiaoyudou9716]

😂 than we can call US doping factory, UK robbers factory.

[@sabrinashamme9419]

I see no wrong here 🙄 There is no certainty to greatness and many sacrifices are needed.

[@vojtechingr3666]

But nobody cares about greatness when they will struggle to find a job and be poor

[@zhehaoshen3635]

@@vojtechingr3666 african american athletes cough cough

[@kimchi_taco]

They've portrayed these children who were born into poverty and are trying to change their lives through their own efforts as if they're victims. Isn't having this kind of opportunity better than having none at all? Is it better to have drug but nothing like hillbilly in U.S.?

[@DontUputThatEvilOnMe]

I bet you have no idea what a hillbilly looks like. It’s just a word you found in a dictionary.

[@aroonsubway2079]

It is western propaganda: If China lost, you see their system won't work; If China won, it must be due to the "fact" that they are robots without human feelings LOL So whatever the Chinese do, they must be bad LOLLLL

[@ericwong4213]

China train hard USA: That's cheating!!! China work hard USA: That's cheating!!! China: So what's NOT cheating? USA: When we win.

[@deebhai6540]

In sports only china can match usa except cricket and hockey😂

[@dev7155g]

​@@deebhai6540cricket is not sports just game, game of slaves, only tiny slave of Britishers playing cricket

[@jimshaw9034]

It’s not secretive ! You wouldn’t know it if it were secretive!

[@Freerider93]

Well we know China uses slave labor but it's still secretive.

[@lv9657]

Olympic factory ? What a sour taste hypocrite

[@QuantumChrist]

It was, Chinese athlete's modern slaves

[@FrozenCappucino]

These “factories” are also known as “schools”.

[@ashutoshbaresa9296]

I Love My Country India .....But Indian government should learn from china how to build infrastructure for Olympic games training and create champions.....and as indians we should also support other games not only cricket......other games also deserves same recognization......❤ To China From India.....🇮🇳🇨🇳......healthy competition is always good

[@kabeersingh1990]

If china starts taking cricket seriously,10 years from now we will definitely stand losers

[@ashutoshbaresa9296]

@@kabeersingh1990 current indian cricket team still nothing without kohli rohit and bumrah.....they already lost series to sri lanka after t20 world

[@dev7155g]

Cricket is not sports, just game game of slaves, only tiny slave of Britishers playing cricket,

[@dev7155g]

Sports is least priority of people hence government not spend on sports, people priority is Hajj subsidy, statue, temples, caste based appeasement etc

[@weirdo1060]

Video also mentions dark side and misses other aspects. Some Chinese Olympics winners have difficulty finding post athletic careers and suffer from health problems. China greatly improved in individual skill events (e.g. weightlifting, gymnastics, etc.), but still lag in tactical group events (e.g. men’s basketball, hockey, etc.).

[@samhu5878]

There are a number of sport that really doesn’t apply. China’s dominance in table tennis and its good results in badminton for instance just reflects what sport people generally do. And other sports like swimming and tennis really come from the richer regions of the country as it is expensive to get your kid into the pool or into a field in a large Chinese city.

[@UzumakiNaruto_]

*China greatly improved in individual skill events (e.g. weightlifting, gymnastics, etc.), but still lag in tactical group events (e.g. men’s basketball, hockey, etc.).* I think some countries are just better at some events than others. No matter how hard you try its difficult to be great in most or all events. Even the mighty US with all its resources can't do that. China has done very well to improve in a number of events where previously they weren't medal contenders while maintaining their dominance in events that they've always been good at like table tennis and diving.

[@KingKong11730]

@@UzumakiNaruto_ Strangely, Chinese can't seem to do well in any organized team sports but tend to excel in individual or single partner sports. And it's not for lack of interest either, basketball is China's most watched/favorite sport. Maybe more people play table tennis but that's not a team sport and some wouldn't even call it a sport per se. Regardless, China regularly loses to countries like Korea, Philippines, and other Asian countries that can barely even put a team together. Their performance in football/soccer is just as bad, maybe even worse. I've heard a couple reasons for why this is. 1) Since most athletes are chosen as young children, they don't get to choose their own sport. The sport becomes almost like a chore or a job and they don't develop passion. You can't compete with people who love the game and dedicate themselves if it's just a job to practice. Brazilian footballers said the same about why China's football program is so bad despite the government investing 10's of billions into developing it. 2) It's just in the culture. Chinese kids/students are repeatedly drilled hard on repetition and memorization over and over. Creative endeavors are almost completely neglected. The result is that you get kids who are very proficient students and can get good grades, but can't innovate on new ideas or creative endeavors. So you get kids who will get into top schools, but they will almost all become obedient employees and very few will try to create a start up. Almost all major Chinese startups were joint ventures with a Western, usually American company. The same idea may be happening in team sports where each individual athlete focuses on their own skills and success, while rarely thinking about the team and self sacrifice. In basketball, I have seen lots of skilled players but they tend to try to score as many points for themselves even if the best option is to pass it. Not sure if either or any of these reasons is correct but I always thought it was interesting to consider.

[@UzumakiNaruto_]

@@KingKong11730 *Strangely, Chinese can't seem to do well in any organized team sports but tend to excel in individual or single partner sports. And it's not for lack of interest either, basketball is China's most watched/favorite sport. Maybe more people play table tennis but that's not a team sport and some wouldn't even call it a sport per se.* Ping pong absolutely IS a sport, but that's another discussion. 😄 Also while basketball is widely played, I don't know if its more popular than soccer or ping pong though. As for China not doing as well in team sports, well I guess it depends. If we're talking about sports like soccer or basketball, I think a part of that comes from genetics. Some demographics of people are simply built better for different sports. Chinese people simply having tall people isn't enough to turn them into the next Shaq or LeBron because they simply don't have that kind of body type coupled with raw basketball athleticism that they and many other black males do. Heck no other demographic of NBA players other than black players have that kind of athleticism on a large scale. Similarly when it comes to soccer and a number of other team sports, no matter how big some Chinese or Asians are, they're still often smaller in size and/or stature then many non-Asians are. In the history of the World Cup only South Korea has ever made it to the top 4 when it played on its home soil, otherwise no Asian team has gone that far since. This doesn't mean they can't win against non-Asian teams, but its usually a surprise when they do beat a top world team rather than seeing it as a normal occurrence. So maybe changing the way they play or train might help somewhat, but it can never overcome the genetic component involved. *It's just in the culture. Chinese kids/students are repeatedly drilled hard on repetition and memorization over and over. Creative endeavors are almost completely neglected. The result is that you get kids who are very proficient students and can get good grades, but can't innovate on new ideas or creative endeavors. So you get kids who will get into top schools, but they will almost all become obedient employees and very few will try to create a start up.* I think this has changed dramatically in the past 10-20 years. Chinese people aren't just good at copying, they're also good at taking something and making it better. The smartphone industry is a perfect example of that. Even just 10-15 years ago, the phones that came out of China were looked at as being cheap, inferior alternatives to Samsung, Apple and other brands. Nowadays Chinese phone makers are leading the field in hardware and are steadily improving on the software side as well. The cameras on Chinese phones are consistently as good if not superior to Samsung and Apple these days and they're leading the pack when it comes to foldable phones. Huawei was just on the cusp of possibly becoming the next big global smartphone brand in the world until the US started slapping sanctions on them. Their P series and Mate phones that took great photos at the time and if the US hadn't stunted their global growth, I think its quite possible that they would be in the same conversation as Samsung and Apple as a global phone provider. Now they're still hugely popular in China and many Asian countries, but without that full global reach. *Almost all major Chinese startups were joint ventures with a Western, usually American company.* Well that's not surprise considering that China was lagging far behind technologically just a few decades ago. Learning from the west and putting those lessons into practice is what made them the nation that they are today and now they've gone beyond just imitating and are now innovating. People didn't believe China could produce their own chips and now they've shown that they can. Sure they're not near TSMC (which started with some technology transfer from a Phillips partnership), but they're not that far off either and Chinese chips are now good enough that outside of speedtests and extreme use you probably couldn't tell the difference between a Chinese chip and a Qualcomm one. Going back to China not being as good in team sports, I just think at least a decent amount of that has to do with genetics and relative smaller stature which is also the reason why most every other Asian country isn't doing that great in team sports when they compete against the world's best.

[@user-qwertyuiopasdfghj]

@@UzumakiNaruto_for football it’s simply because of corruption and populace’s lack of interest in the sport. it’s hard to find any kid to play football in china. Things may change but we don’t know

[@ZainAhmad-jl4vt]

this is ridiculous, all they're doing is trainging people with potential like any gym would to that wanted good people to win

[@elmohead]

Yes, Chinese people work hard wow such revelation.

[@shanicestella2226]

i'm not a Chinese but i'm Indonesian , but i have to be mad respect to the Chinese team for very professional management and zero corruption in their sports ecosystem , Sure you wouldn't have a successful sports ecosystem if its too much poor management and corruption on it

[@AL-lh2ht]

china just had a doping scandel right now.

[@truenorthstrongandfree3699]

You might want to read about how the CCP is going after corruption in sports in china! Articles everywhere!

[@cheezehao1129]

Are you serious? A simple Google search will show you otherwise, Chinese sports institutions are some of the most corrupted ones in the world, especially in games like football which almost all Chinese know are corrupted beyond repair

[@novasiswanto3849]

Coba anak sekecil itu di Indonesia dilatih pasti dibilang peyiksaan anak, orang tua durhaka, orang tua kejam, dikecam, virallll . Wong anak sekolah jalan kaki aja viral dengan caption sedih dan lagu sedih😂🤣. Padahal sprti itu langkah kecil untuk SDM maju. Coba deh belajar dari Asia Timur bagaimana mereka mempersiapkan semuanya. China hanya 20 tahun maju dalam segala bidang.

[@truenorthstrongandfree3699]

@@shanicestella2226 “zero corruption” Why so many sport chiefs in China have come under corruption clouds Beijing’s state system for sport aims for glory in the international arena but is criticised for corruption and neglecting grass-roots participation The link between China’s football and its real estate fortunes may mean graft will now be less rampant, giving time to rebuild, researcher says

[@016.kazinakibafjal2]

China wins 2nd most medal in a Olympic- so evil! USA wine most medals- magnificent!

[@brianpalmer6385]

They literally beat the kids from very early age. The kids don't choose the path organically.

[@aero.l]

@@brianpalmer6385 That might be true in the past when there were less economic opportunities and national team selection meant a ticket out of poverty.

[@Joshuén]

❤patriotism❤

[@柏佳妘]

Is Simone Biles voluntary to be sexually violated by US National Team coach?

[@snowlee-ml7rr]

@@brianpalmer6385 in your dream

[@level1selamat155]

Every big school in the US has such factory 🏭🏭🏭! Similarly, football clubs in Europe are all foodball factories

[@Jade-sc7ne]

Go China, you are on a winning streak, I am so proud of your achievements!

[@kolviczd6885]

The comments section still give me hope that there are still people with common sense and sound reasoning, not like those sold out media and some influencer who cry racist anti-China propaganda day and night.

[@Jisu-q1f]

There are a lot of things to learn from my neighbor country china.

[@simonesewitt1040]

Guessing your from Mongolia 🇲🇳 ?

[@Jisu-q1f]

@@simonesewitt1040 India.

[@LifeOdysseyMotivation]

@@simonesewitt1040 from Tibet

[@matthalsey7808]

Rich huge country no wonder Great Britain has no chance in the diving and table tennis

[@icecool-s3j]

​@@LifeOdysseyMotivation nice try parjeet ... it is Xizang

[@yangz1803]

Got it. Chinese champions were manufactured. American champions were born to be

[@kabeersingh1990]

They are imported check files, birth of origin before becoming US citizen

[@Z_MIB]

The sad face of the little girl at 1:02 shows just how horrible these factories are.

[@cinchonine]

Having spent my childhood in 80's China, I want to say this video's scripting is more neutral than than the original documentary. The majority of the kids in the program back then were from extremely pauperized families. China's per capita GDP in 1987 was $302, compared to US's $20,000. Those poor kids were presented with two options: go to a sport school, earn a stipend, or stay in the remote village, keep suffering malnutrition and diseases. If the kids were forced by anything, it wasn't the state, their parents, for 'glory', but the simple will to survive.

[@lawrenceng2271]

You hit the nail on its head.

[@siberiasu2376]

Dude it's 2024 now - not 80s

[@liongjiahwong5478]

The factory and school are different. Don't discriminate against your injustice.

[@amardave84]

If China getting 28 medals is humiliating, what is India with 2 medals in 2021? Lol!

[@subasthapa4839]

Don't forget India is a democracy

[@adityasaini8229]

India got 8 medals in 2021 go and search ur inf properly ..

[@shibammandal2564]

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[@SoldierofGodAki]

​@@adityasaini8229bronze don't count

[@SoldierofGodAki]

​@@subasthapa4839democracy where poor don't get justice or equal right or better living standards.

[@sailingadventurer]

Hope u would shed some light on doping issues on American athletes. Also made a video on how Olympic medalists are exploited both by their home country and the corrupted Olympic committee 😊😊

[@youdhveersingh3827]

India also needs this.

[@level1selamat155]

Amani, Mittal should start such academies instead of grand wedding 💍💒 spent money on US celebrities for personal pride not national pride

[@naveen2055]

For what purpose.. Useless waste of resources

[@LimWeeChoon]

india is doing well in badminton.

[@eyes2338]

What doesn't kill you makes you stronger.

[@KonstantinosPhillippikos]

I LOVE CHINA the really represent what Olympics mean to be, they always compete with their national Chinese talent , in the other hand USA and western europan countries just purshase Athletes from all around the world and then gives them the nationality so this foreigners athletes can compete for them

[@i_AnkuShahi_i]

You are right, I saw 6 Indians in USA cricket team of 11 players. 1 Player whose name was Unmukt Chand who won Under 19 World Cup for India. He was trained in my State and his family is still there. To earn money he went to USA as He was not good enough to compete with Indian Cricket Team. Now he is used to defeat other countries of Europe. Have you ever seen any Indian in Paris playing for USA? Because Indians play only Cricket. And most of the shooters(olympians) are soldiers of Indian Army. Even the Javelin thrower are Indian Soldiers.

[@vilesh8543]

No favourism no partiality no shortcuts. Chinese put head down to dig out gold from Olympics mines. Gold is precious. 10 gm cost 70000 rupees approx.

[@samhu5878]

I mean it really depends on the sport. For sports like tennis, swimming, and even some of the newer sports they generally come from richer parts of the country and they generally results from kids joining extracurricular clubs. For other sports sometimes you would have kids that struggle with studies and get left behind in exams that decide to try in a different pathway.

[@pratyushaborgohain6515]

Why does India never feel humiliation

[@ThanosThiopia]

The comments on this documentary reflect the exact American mentality : Tonya Harding

[@ninacarranza5189]

I wish this existed in the US because over here it is hella expensive to get into gymnastics or soccer you need to pay instead of the state paying you and basically putting these kids on a path to success

[@EternalSummer-]

I mean, China only started participating in the Olympics in the 1980s. 1984 to be exact. So their underperformance isn't surprising since it was their first experiences of competing at the Olympics

[@看什么看-o8u]

会有人在小学或者幼儿园选才，你可能会被选中，可以选择去也可以不去，能发挥自己的特长和天赋是一件好事

[@Brancaalice]

China are creating a new generation of winners. How high can China go, only future will tell. Just brain work of government.

[@djibicisse]

@@Brancaalice depends In communism the early years are nice Especially when millions lifted from poverty But when they become middle Class , things change

[@whatswhite110]

​@@djibicisse数百万？？？是数亿。

[@michelley4967]

Absolute rubbish! Excuse me we live in 2024, the system used to train has long retired, kids competing this year are mainly born in the 2000s and still a teenager. On the contrary parents have to support and pay for their training at a very high cost. They are all academically educated, well spoken and still winning!

[@kpopluver0494]

There's no denying that China has strict sport schools, but so does every other country. At least China hasn't had a scandal like the US has had with the Larry nassar case 🤷🏻‍♀️ So why call out China if you're not going to do the same for the rest of the world?

[@mca_a1131]

And now it is the country that offers the best accommodation for athletes!!!

[@KB-rh6hc]

But in Tamilnadu (India).. 69% is Quota 😡.. Merit is a joke in Tamilnadu 🤣 Why not only TWO quota in India.. Government school quota AND Private school quota.. 🤔 Why insulting students by giving caste quota 😡

[@Divya-ws2lf]

If u say this u will be called as casteist 😂😂 But v also should not forget nanganari , vangai vayal also bro People have to change 😮😢

[@tejaswiniadne]

right😂

[@astan4551]

一、这不是强迫，这是很多人挤破头都进不去的训练场所 二、这是体育竞技，不刻苦哪来的奖牌，天天在家休息就能顺手薅下来奖牌了？ 三、一味地强调训练的刻苦，刻苦不是值得赞扬的？怎么在西方国家里就变味了？

[@Karbonn196]

Yes China has far ahead of India. By the way ,Are you Chinese ? Do you live outside of China or use a VPN to watch KZbin? If you are Chinese I want to say that I live in Calcutta, India where there is a place called china town, when China was in a bad state, some Chinese people came here. There were about 20000 people but now there are hardly 40-50 people.I have talked to them and really Chinese people are very nice. And I want India and China to be very good friends

[@astan4551]

@@Karbonn196 是的，我在中国，其实中国的网络管控没你们想象的那么严格，虽然说政府不允许我们使用youtube，但是我们只要想，下载个VPN就能访问你们的网络，也不会有监管，即使被人知道了也没什么，不会有惩罚，据我所知，年轻一代基本上都浏览过youtube，只不过美国控制下的网络对于中国的攻击太多了，更多的中国人还是更喜欢在我们国家自己的网络里交流，我们不是不能浏览youtube，只是不想

[@astan4551]

@@Karbonn196 我们国内的媒体有点偏激，我听不到别的声音，对于印度的报道，就如你们在youtube对于中国的报道差不多，所以我喜欢来youtube与你们交流，我认为中印两国的关系是不健康的，几千年来中印都能和平共处，只是这几十年来趋于对立

[@Brancaalice]

Family force children to go school, church, feed them what they want, otherswise what is their job instead? there is path to elevate they life, parents are proud what they did, and children are grateful also.

[@avnidvyi]

secretive gets a new definition

[@ngvkhtnw22]

Nowadays, everything that people can insert the word China in it will instantly become a geopolitical-ideological brawl. The world has gone absolutely insane!

[@demomano9915]

Stop eating burgers, processed foods, sugared drinks, potatoes massaged by toes.😊

[@MullahSteinberg]

American Olympic factory have supply chain issues

[@Merle1987]

I'm not even a big China fan, but you can't argue with what works. And as far as the doping, all Olympic athletes are on steroids and more. Some countries are just better at the fine art of passing drug tests.

[@AL-lh2ht]

whataboutism to defend state mandated doping is cringe.

[@Merle1987]

@@AL-lh2ht at that elite level you either dope or lose. Whether you have a "choice," is out of the question.

[@user-gp9mk7wm1s]

​@@AL-lh2htSo it's OK for US athletes to dope because you can come out with the argument that "US doping is not state sponsored"

[@user-gp9mk7wm1s]

US have a developed pharmacy industry which can help their athletes to beat the doping test. They can also develop new drugs undetected by the present tests.

[@龙光-u7g]

据我所知，美国，澳大利亚，英国的游泳金牌项目就是搞兴奋剂得来的

[@user-gp9mk7wm1s]

Yelling, exultation, roaring, fist shaking, chest beating Just look how American swimmers who won behave. Chinese are very modest.

[@djibicisse]

@@user-gp9mk7wm1s who cares

[@ThatLaemGuy]

This video is straight up racist.

[@harbl99]

Soviet Union medal factory goes out of business, Chinese medal factory takes off. Seems pretty cut and dried.

[@AL-lh2ht]

same dobping. same morality.

[@DW-op7ly]

Soviet Union made up of a ton of countries disbanded and yeah there were obvious instances of ch eating Just like with the Chinese and Americans China wins in stooopid sports like table tennis, diving, badminton. If Squash had become an Olympic sport you would see 100 thousand players day 1 Just watch the new Olympic sport breakdancing in the future But China isn't going to beat the USA in the more athletic and popular sports Because the USA is who is the best at do ping and has the best masking technology

[@JayJayislearning]

what is Lance Amstrong's nationality :)))?

[@0.618-z6l]

​@@DW-op7ly？？？

[@DW-op7ly]

@@0.618-z6l yes China wins in stooopid sports like badminton, ping pong, diving etc etc Not much drug enhancement needed in those sports. I’m from Canada that year Ben Johnson got caught doing steroids? That whole 100 meter finals field eventually got caught using performance enhancing drugs It was said at the time other countries just had better masking technology I remember the biggest cry baby at the time was Carl Lewis who won Gold in the 200, 4x100, long jump and 100 meters after Johnson got disqualified.

[@Chuck8541]

Sometimes lying about ages helps in certain events, too. 😉

[@AAAAAA-tj1nq]

@Chuck8541 michael phelps and the entire usa swimming team CHEATED in 2008 olympics by wearing bodysuits to swim faster

[@Chuck8541]

@@AAAAAA-tj1nq If judges, and millions of people watching online all over the world, can’t tell a whole effing team of 10 foot tall swimmers are wearing body suits, and aren’t immediately disqualified before getting into the water, then they earned those medals. lol

[@AAAAAA-tj1nq]

@@Chuck8541 that is because corrupt IOC took their sweet time to ban them usage.

[@warnaoh]

Yeah cause the USA accepts critics and don't use shady tactics to silence them

[@AAAAAA-tj1nq]

@@Chuck8541 because IOC took their time to ban swimsuits. dis gusting

[@petergilkes7082]

So you are angry you are not invited along to watch the training sessions? Strange person!

[@user-gp9mk7wm1s]

Why don't America shine in Paralympics. Simply because there is no glory, no prestige for them

[@djibicisse]

Olympics is more Important to China then any other country Similar to ussr Commies countries , Pride is everything

[@antbereishit]

God damn, a lot of Chinese bots in the comments.

[@Autumn-r2y]

Why do they have to be bots when they don't agree with you? Just curious

[@jayc2886]

No pain no game and no glory rather than die mentality.

[@Satish_HK]

When it is a matter of gold, I appreciate such factories with full heart. Blood, sweat and tears are the investment of gold. They are right as long as they succeed with harsh investments.

[@thabom9791]

usual anti-China prejudice and clichés.

[@hallsofivy128]

Whatever china must be but trust me china delivered results - in the end thats what matters

[@aaajamesbond2995]

I still can't fathom the fact that this channel is so under rated on KZbin. I mean there should be and Must be a way for KZbin to show these high quality videos to people but nope, they've filled my recommendations with garbage meme and shorts. I don't even look at the home page at this point. Just follow my subscriptions that took me years to find!

[@NyanyiC]

It's important for them - let them be

[@JeanGunnhildr88]

So, every athletes is a factory build than. Just different locations and country. You want to win something, you have to work hard on it and that's the right thing to do for people who has a dream. What wrong with that? Is not like you take everything not serious and boom.. became Olympic champion 😂....only doping can do that, right?

[@wowyzaoy]

I think China has it right. Imagine all those talents in the world never had a chance, mostly due to funding.

[@mgzhang5964]

我有点不明白，所有的体育项目到了奥林匹克等级之后，你可以看到那些巅峰的运动员基本上都在15-25/30岁之间，而达到巅峰水平，需要5-10年的努力。这注定意味着运动员要从小开始训练。我看到有很多家庭，不管是中国还是西方，孩子们5岁就开始被送去学习游泳、练习体操，真正有天赋的孩子会被送去进一步训练以期待获得更好的成绩。而这些选择了更进一步的运动员，已经伤害了普通人运动所期待的健康，他们基本都有竞技运动所带来的健康问题。不同的是什么？ 难道是中国有国家级别机构提供给孩子们教练、训练计划、补贴和工资吗？有没有美国人或者别的国家的人来说一下你们国家的情况？ 我相信所有的体育运动都是需要家长进行前期投资的，而且越深入越昂贵，老师越好就越贵。每个小时100美元的课时费仅仅让你的孩子入门，想要真正获得所谓的成绩更需要不间断的投入。国家投资会更倾向于去寻找贫困家庭中真正有天赋的孩子。如果除了少数运动以外，绝大多数的竞技体育都是贵族才能玩的起的运动的话，我不觉得国家投资和家庭投资对孩子来说有什么区别，前者还能让受惠的面积更大，而后者只是富裕家庭玩的一种丰富孩子上学简历的东西。

[@jonathanlee9098]

Let me tell you a joke. It's about the Chinese diving team. Getting a Olympic medal, even a gold one, is nothing much to brag about. Being the national champion in a Chinese national competition is something to brag about. Why is that? Well because your competitors are your seniors and juniors, and are all Olympic medal winners or competitors.

[@techbuzz2024]

Racism at the highest. If China is producing winning atheletes in factory, why don't you guys do the same. Nobody is stopping you guys. The atheletes have won due to their hardwork and dedication. Do not discredit them.

[@frankdefranco9436]

Again Westerners are coping by insulting China 😂

[@Yuen891]

I think go to Olympic is a dream. Can’t say while country received most trophy that it is a factory. Sounds doesn’t need work hard and passion to achieve certain level. It’s a very rough and hasty reporting in this video.

[@yongkm66]

I wonder what’s wrong with this method of selection.; considering China is such a vast country. Obviously if any one wants a gold medal, he/she has to work very hard. If cannot make it after all the hard work, they can always go back to agriculture which is also a very lucrative way to earn a living albeit the hard way.

[@harlan3103]

They should create a Football factory, their league sucks!

[@akbarmohammed4eva]

why does the narrator sound like he is eating sour grapes whilst talking 😂

[@eltonbritt1502]

1. Relative prosperity. As the Chinese people's standard of living improved, they now have extra time and money to spend on sports and other activities they would not have otherwise engaged in when they were poor. 2. Accessibility of training centers. Public and private training centers have sprouted all throughout China since they started opening up in the 80's. This allowed a lot of aspiring athletes to train without having to leave far from home. 3. The Asian parents. A lot of Asian parents want their children to excel in sports or the arts. This pushes them to enrol their children in training centers at a very young age.

[@Peter_Sokunbi]

The fact that other countries don't have to do this and are still competitive. Is telling how unnecessary the camp it is.

[@thomasgrabkowski8283]

Well tbh, a lot of the advantages other countries have over China in that regard is bigger sports culture(China doesn’t have a big sports culture), and people of the main ethnicity of that country being naturally stronger and have greater athleticism than people of Chinese ethnicity

[@AL-lh2ht]

@@thomasgrabkowski8283 thats racist

[@AAAAAA-tj1nq]

weather that will improve or bury Chinese performance? bro China hasn't been shifted from second place since 2008

[@sailingadventurer]

I mean they are winning 2nd highest medals, despite being from a poor country ( GDP per capita and HDI is still below 20k $ in China )

[@AAAAAA-tj1nq]

@@sailingadventurer that's what I'm trying to say

[@NetajiSubhash265]

China now considered high middle income economy.​@@sailingadventurer

[@simplytheguest8455]

If it was secretive. How did you manage to make a documentary out of it?

[@djibicisse]

China allowed it

[@ramanjeet1111]

china is master at winning medals always topping the charts

[@weirdo1060]

@@ramanjeet1111 China wins in some events and does not qualify in others. Individual skill events like figure skating and gymnastics include some medalists. Group tactical events like basketball or hockey are still behind western countries.

[@ramanjeet1111]

@@weirdo1060 hmmm

[@Phlegethon]

Ok so instead of 1 in 900 they now have 1 in 250

[@victortheoneandonly]

they are winning everything

[@matthalsey7808]

No world cups 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@cupcakefairy87]

Even England has won the World Cup. When will China get its 1966 moment?

[@gf5617]

China lost a gold for chearting in mens marathon, USA came out on top🏆

[@geofflepper3207]

While East Germany won lots of Olympic medals West Germany got rich. While China won lots of Olympic medals Taiwan got rich. Winning a lot of Olympic medals may be inspiring for people for two weeks once every two years or possibly once every four years but it won't make the country's citizens feel better off overall.

[@jkc3738]

Taiwan won a gold medal and they celebrated like nuts

[@whatswhite110]

笑死我，二十年前台湾人均gdp多少？？中国大陆多少？？现在台湾gdp多少？？中国大陆又多少？？？😂跟你说一个笑话，台湾22000台币的月薪，持续了接近20年

[@roystonling5115]

to train an athlete is not cheap and resources are limited. Of course you attempt to identify those with talents. I imagine it is the same with most countries.

[@Hasnain.Umar.Official]

Some say having a powerful military is a only parameter for being a super power. But cultural, economical influence are very important to be a superpower and China us doing exactly the same.

[@Empireoflies1984]

But but but those Chinese students and athletes are way smarter than American students that went to schools. 🤣

[@romarpromo8190]

😂😂😂😂GERMANY WAS ONE OF THE FIRST COUNTY THAT DID THIS FOLLOWED BY THE US.😂😂😂😂😂THIS IS NOTHING NEW 😂😂😂😂😂

[@hankzhh3769]

Don't take it seriously. I don't think the uploader is really confident with what he said.

[@yuli3186]

So Chinese Olympic factories are like Shaolin 36 chamber😂.

[@shreyassinghrathod]

At least they are winning and have nice living standard too without uncertainity of getting and losing mediocre job😅

[@jorritmorrit]

What is your video based on? I can't find any references in the description.

[@dehua-2730]

It's based on Western media.

[@lttml6039]

It’s based on sour grapes or CIA funds

[@Kannadiga321-r4n]

They are good in individual events but when comes to group events they will suffer, be it hockey, football, cricket, volleyball, baseball, handball etc

[@exploringmyself5367]

Hello Can you please a similar video for japanese olympics!/ sports

[@Joshuén]

Yes!

[@MsPinkCrusader]

It happens everywhere

[@rkpragyajitsingh3074]

This kind of thing should be implemented in India

[@Tuna685]

"In theory they should focus both on acamedics and sports, but no one goes there to be smart so all the focus is on athletics"

[@cheungchingtong]

poor lad, dude, why not apply for BBC or CNN yet?