On February 20, Beijing time, after the women's curling final, the final suspense of the competition was also revealed. After the Japanese lost the game, all the words on the hands of their fourth baseman, May Fujisawa (May Fujisawa), were also exposed.
The 31-year-old beauty writes pure English, Kanji plus kana, and pure Kanji. These are all her blessings to herself.
However, neither English nor Kana brought good luck to Fujisawa. In the final final, Fujisawa also wrote in English. In the end, the Japanese team only finished second. And the only time to write pure Chinese characters, the Japanese team thrilled to defeat the opponent.
Fujisawa May was the face of the Curling Competition at the Winter Olympics, and the Japanese women's team also reached the final through the thorns. Before the final, many people were speculating about what was written on Fujisawa's sister's hand.
During the competition, many TELEVISION stations gave close-up shots of Fujisawa's hands, and this string of English words was also revealed.
It turns out that May Fujisawa wrote today that "Move together, Trust yourself, Have fun" translates to unite, believe in yourself, and enjoy the game. And every game she writes is different.
“I’m a good curler. I have confidence. Let's have fun! (I'm a great player, I'm confident, let's have a happy game)" is the words written by May Fujisawa on her hand when the Japanese women's curling team faced South Korea. In previous matches against The United Kingdom, she wrote "Stay Positive Support each other!" (Everyone actively helped others in the game) "However, the Japanese team lost both round-robin matches.
Against the Chinese team, she wrote "Lets have fun!" (Happy Match) "Japan beat the Chinese women's curling team 10-2.
In the round robin match against Team USA, she wrote "Thanks." It was also the only one in which she wrote about Chinese in the game. In the end, the Japanese women's team defeated their opponents 10-7.
In the round-robin match against the Swiss team, May Fujisawa wrote "Mari ちゃん (麻里酱)", and the Japanese team also lost.
Mari should refer to the appearance of the previous Japanese women's curling team as Hashimoto Mari. However, this senior did not bring good luck to Fujisawa.
Fujisawa wrote that basically believe in yourself, enjoy the game, I am great and so on. However, they are in Japanese and English.
Most of the competitions, May like to use English, indicating that she has some faith in metaphysics.
May Fujisawa did not want to write Chinese in the previous game. Writing "thanks" may be a coincidence, but it is such a coincidence that brings good luck to the Japanese women's team.
Before that game to beat the U.S. women's team, the Japanese women's team suffered two consecutive defeats. If you lose one more game, you are likely to be out or meet the nemesis of the British women's team in advance. In the game, the two teams were once drawn, and in the end, the Japanese women's team was lucky enough to score consecutive points in the last 2 innings and win the game.
As the old saying goes, there is a cloud, and there is providence in the underworld. At this Winter Olympic Games, athletes enter at the opening ceremony, using the stroke order of Chinese characters.
If you remember the speech at the opening ceremony in May, you should write pure Chinese characters for each game. Even if it's just your own name, the possibility of winning the championship is very high.
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