1997, 19-year-old Fu Jiajun won the World Junior Snooker Championship, the World Amateur Snooker Championship and the Hong Kong Snooker Open in one fell swoop, and became famous for a while. At that time, he was praised more than Ding Junhui now, and he was also surrounded by people asking for autographs when walking on the road.

The world likes to pursue "prodigy", but the name "prodigy" is actually a shackle, which means that you have to accept public criticism. Fu Jiajun, a "child prodigy", has been ups and downs for nine years since then, but the title of a "star" has hardly been realized. However, Fu Jiajun survived after all, not by the so-called "magic", but by really calming down, straightening up, persevering and training hard.

Billiards players have a long sports life, and talent is important, but what is more needed is to be able to withstand loneliness. Becoming famous at a young age can only be regarded as a good start. If you forget your position later, you will be depressed if you lose, or you will be under pressure to get attention, and even you will eat the old book of "prodigy" in a few years. Such a career is certainly difficult to be truly brilliant.

Fu Jiajun made a name for himself at the age of 19. Of course, he is a "child prodigy", but where is the "god" who has fallen for nine years? In fact, there is no child prodigy in the world. Behind the "magic" is hard-working, enduring loneliness and keeping opportunities. "Hard training creates miracles" is Fu Jiajun's motto. This sentence applies to him, and it is also worth learning from Ding Junhui and all billiards players who are eager to become famous young.