What is the movie about the Olympic Games?

The synopsis of the movie "One Man's Olympics" is dedicated to Liu Changchun, the forerunner of China Olympic Games, and Shanghai, a national hero in the history of China Olympic Games 1932. Liu Changchun (Li), who participated in the Olympic Games for the first time on behalf of China, stood on the deck with mixed feelings, lost in memories of the past ... Liu Changchun, who was still studying at Northeastern University, had already shown his talent in sprinting and was trained by a specially hired German coach. 918 interrupted his studies and training, but failed to extinguish his desire for the Olympic Games. Japanese troops occupying Northeast China also took a fancy to Liu Changchun's talent and designed to intimidate him to represent Manchukuo in the Olympic Games. Liu Changchun left his hometown with the Olympic dream. He was exhausted, but what he couldn't bear most was the misunderstanding and accusation of his compatriots. But slowly, more difficulties are waiting for him ... With the support of Zhang Xueliang (Hu Jun), the former president of Northeastern University, he can finally set foot on a cruise ship to Los Angeles. 1932 at the opening ceremony of the 10th Olympic Games, a sign with the words China appeared for the first time. However, the bumps and physical exhaustion along the way made Liu Changchun lose in the 100-meter group stage. Facing the pressure from all sides, coach Song (Shi Liang) persuaded Liu Changchun to give up the next 200-meter race so as not to embarrass the Chinese people again. However, Liu Changchun insisted on running out of the backbone of China people and the dignity of China people. In order to participate in the Olympic spirit that is more important than competition, he bravely stood on the 200-meter runway ... Centennial Dream of Centennial Olympics 1908. Tianjin New Youth issued three questions: When can China people participate in the Olympic Games? When will China win a medal in the Olympic Games? When will China host the Olympic Games? Synopsis: The Shanghai pier at 1932 was crowded, and cheering crowds crowded around the American sports representatives who had participated in the 10th Olympic Games and boarded the cruise ship "President Wilson" bound for the United States of China. This is the first time that China has stood on the stage of the World Olympics, and there is only one athlete who shoulders this historical mission, that is, Liu Changchun, a famous sprinter in China, who has created many new Asian sprint records. Standing on the deck, facing the compatriots who had high hopes for themselves under the ship, Liu Changchun had mixed feelings and could not help but fall into memories of the past ... On the eve of September 18, 2008, Liu Changchun was still a student of Northeastern University, and he often showed arrogance at a young age. In a competition with Japanese players, although Liu Changchun won the championship, it violated the training intention of coach Butch (German, hired to train Liu Changchun full-time). Just as they were arguing about it on their way back to school, the gunfire suddenly announced that the Sino-Japanese War had begun. Subsequently, the acting president of Northeastern University was forced to announce the dissolution of the school, and Liu Changchun had to give up training and competition. But Coach Butch's farewell speech ignited Liu Changchun's desire for the Olympic Games. Liu Changchun returned to his relatively peaceful hometown of Dalian from the war and witnessed the Japanese occupation of Northeast China. His efforts to apply for the Olympic Games were frustrated by the letter returned by the National Government. Fortunately, with the support of his new wife Jiang Xiuzhen, Liu Changchun persisted and continued his sprint training. Japan's attempt to let the world know the plot of the puppet Manchukuo hangs over Liu Changchun like a lingering haze. Under the threat and inducement of the military police to let Liu Changchun represent Manchukuo in the Olympic Games, Liu Changchun vowed not to be a traitor. After some fighting, he finally got rid of the pursuit. In order to represent China and realize the Olympic dream, Liu Changchun had to leave his family and board the train to Beiping. He survived all the way and finally arrived in Peiping. However, what was waiting for him was that the National Government rejected his request to represent China in the Olympic Games on the grounds of insufficient funds. Disappointed and resentful, Liu Changchun met a rumor that students of Northeastern University had mistakenly believed, and he misunderstood and accused Liu Changchun. In order to prove himself and expose the Japanese conspiracy, Liu Changchun turned to Zhang Xueliang, the former president of Northeastern University, for help. Zhang Xueliang generously funded Liu Changchun with 8,000 silver dollars and sent Guan Yu to encourage Liu Changchun. Finally, when the students who volunteered to join the Volunteers went to the northeast front, Liu Changchun also embarked on a journey to the United States to participate in the 10th Olympic Games. After drifting at sea for nearly a month, Liu Changchun finally came to Los Angeles to represent China at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games. The warm welcome of the people of China made Liu Changchun understand that it is necessary to respond to foreign provocations with excellent results and defend the dignity of the motherland. However, the bumps and physical decline along the way made Liu Changchun lose in the first 100-meter group race. Facing the pressure from China, the coach persuaded Liu Changchun to give up the next 200-meter race so as not to embarrass the people of China again. However, Liu Changchun insisted on running out of the backbone of China people and the dignity of China people to participate in the Olympic spirit that is more important than the competition, and bravely stood on the 200-meter runway. ...