League of Legends: Cataclysm Era

Recently, when Weibo was opened, it was all about the Olympics, and the news was overwhelming. However, there was a group of people who won the world-class honor for China in non-Olympic games. 〔Girl and her knife

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Last Saturday, the Chinese team ings won the world championship in the ti series of dota2!

Although they do not have as much applause and attention as the Olympians, their dedication and the glory they have obtained are also worthy of our respect. 〔Endless Reincarnation of Budo

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In 2014, this team was established in obscurity.

The average age of the players is less than 17 years old.

At that time, they were still a grassroots team, just like when I was young, they ate boxed lunches and had no money to go online.

The grassroots has been called "the team that hits the Internet cafe bonus." 〔The King of Adaptations

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Until now, Baidu Baike did not have their entry.

But they have dreams, persistence and dedication.

Some are a heart fighting for the highest glory.

Back then, the teenager who was studying behind the Great God finally got his reward: a $9 million bonus, and the world's highest honor in the dota world.

They are the protectors of the country, regaining the glory of China when China's e-sports was sluggish.

They are Seattle myths!

The five-star red flag was also raised high because of them in non-Olympic venues.

...

In 2003, e-sports became the 99th official sports event in China.

In 2008, e-sports was included in China's 78th sports event.

In 2013, the General Administration of Sports established a national e-sports team.

E-sports is just an ordinary profession, why demonize it?

Thanks to the ings team, they let us know that their dedication and love to e-sports can also be exchanged for dreams and glory.

...

Say goodbye to tears again.

I wish I could dream back to 8 years ago and walk the passionate and lonely e-sports road again.

It is a heroic dream in ordinary life, immortal. (To be continued.) (Hongteng Chinese Website)

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Recently, when Weibo was opened, it was all about the Olympics, and the news was overwhelming. However, there was a group of people who won the world-class honor for China in non-Olympic games. 〔Girl and her knife

〕

Last Saturday, the Chinese team ings won the world championship in the ti series of dota2!

Although they do not have as much applause and attention as the Olympians, their dedication and the glory they have obtained are also worthy of our respect. 〔Endless Reincarnation of Budo

〕

In 2014, this team was established in obscurity.

The average age of the players is less than 17 years old.

At that time, they were still a grassroots team, just like when I was young, they ate boxed lunches and had no money to go online.

The grassroots has been called "the team that hits the Internet cafe bonus." 〔The King of Adaptations

〕

Until now, Baidu Baike did not have their entry.

But they have dreams, persistence and dedication.

Some are a heart fighting for the highest glory.

Back then, the teenager who was studying behind the Great God finally got his reward: a $9 million bonus, and the world's highest honor in the dota world.

They are the protectors of the country, regaining the glory of China when China's e-sports was sluggish.

They are Seattle myths!

The five-star red flag was also raised high because of them in non-Olympic venues.

...

In 2003, e-sports became the 99th official sports event in China.

In 2008, e-sports was included in China's 78th sports event.

In 2013, the General Administration of Sports established a national e-sports team.

E-sports is just an ordinary profession, why demonize it?

Thanks to the ings team, they let us know that their dedication and love to e-sports can also be exchanged for dreams and glory.

...

Say goodbye to tears again.

I wish I could dream back to 8 years ago and walk the passionate and lonely e-sports road again.

It is a heroic dream in ordinary life, immortal. (To be continued.) (Hongteng Chinese Website)