The slogan of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games is "Unity through emotion". As a young man who grew up in a disaster area, it will be of great significance if he can carry the Olympic torch in Fukushima, the hardest hit area of Japan's' 3.1'earthquake. Liao Yujing, who experienced the Wenchuan earthquake in Sichuan in 2008, "chose Fukushima without hesitation" when submitting the application materials for torchbearers, which was the first stop of the torch relay in Japan. On February 25th last year, 12, BOCOG extended an olive branch to him, hoping that he would bring hope and strength to young people suffering from various natural disasters all over the world by passing the Olympic flame. In order to show the image of "China Youth" in the short 200-meter race, he studied Japanese and tried to lose weight. His weight has been reduced from 140 kg to 1 15 kg since last February. In early February, the torch relay "continued as planned", and at the same time, Japan began to "restrict entry". Under this premise, how to report on time has become the most troublesome thing for Liao Yujing. The torch relay was originally scheduled for March 28, 2020, but in early March, visas were still hopeless. "I may not be able to arrive in Japan on time to relay the torch," he told the torchbearer's office of the Tokyo Olympic Organizing Committee truthfully, drumming in his heart. "I haven't heard the news of the postponement of the Tokyo Olympic Games. I take the initiative to inform that I can't arrive in Japan on time and may face a huge risk of being disqualified. " He told reporters frankly that he had thought of many "clever" ways to avoid risks, but in the end he chose the most frank way. "After all, I don't represent myself." Source: Cui Wenbao