At that time, I was always fascinated by magic stunts such as flying fish flip, dolphin fly and rocket flip in TV series. Times have changed. Although I have different identities and different ideas now, I have completely forgotten the plot. I only remember a lot of swimming movements in it. When I swim to the finish line and turn around, there are many moves to speed up. It's amazing.

At the same time as this one, there's another one played by Xiao Ye Kyoko, which seems to be called "The Girl in Doubt". The girl plays the piano.

In chronological order, it seems that the ancient classic in many people's minds is ashes of time, but. . . But ... . In my memory, I watched Japanese TV plays the earliest. . . It's volleyball girl and green water hero. . . Just searched, the specific broadcast time is unknown. Pai only said it was broadcast in the early 1980 s, and Green seems to be a little late. Both are inspirational films, and this one. . . This. . . Looking back on these two films for so many years, I can only say that I admire the Japanese who really dare to shoot. They just won the world championship easily (ms did have a Japanese witch in volleyball at that time, please correct me if I remember wrong). The problem lies in the difficult movements of playing volleyball and swimming in it. . . I don't know if it's elementary school when I watch Pai. Anyway, my pure and young mind takes all these things seriously-Ms is not the only one. In a word, I clearly remember that the children in our yard also set up a volleyball team at that time, and carefully studied how people could jump so high before they took off the blue sky. . . . Now that I think about it, it was ... . But exercise is real. . . So inspirational films are as good as inspirational films-if you believe it.