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往往国人们在谈论奥运时,都是高谈阔论地赞扬那些奖牌获得者们是如何做出的牺牲和付出。而那些完全清楚自己没机会拿奖的运动员们又该如何是好呢?如果你就是那个比其他人都慢半拍的人,又会作何感想?从理论上来说,我们应该礼貌地为他们的努力鼓掌。但事实上,他们中的很多人很快便赢得了别人的尊重并成为被人崇拜的英雄。2012年8月3日在伦敦伊顿多尼水上中心举行的男子单人双桨比赛中,尼日尔划手哈马杜·德吉博·伊萨卡拼尽全力冲过终点后表示:“我没有技术,只靠蛮力。”被人们亲切地称为“水獭伊萨卡”的他完成比
Often when people talk about the Olympics, they are all outspoken praise for how those medal winners made sacrifices and sacrifices. And what about those athletes who know perfectly well that they did not get the chance to win the prize? If you’re the one who is slower than the others, what do you think about it? Theoretically, we should be polite for them The efforts of applause. But in fact, many of them soon won the respect of others and became heroes to be worshiped. On August 3, 2012 at the Men’s Single Scull Competition at the Eton Donny Water Center in London, the Niger saueron raider Hammadou Djibouti Ithaca went all out to finish the race and said: “I do not have the technology , Only by brute force. ”“ People are affectionately referred to as ”otter Ithaca" he finished than