Queen of Sports (1934)

A girl was born in a wealthy family, grew up in the countryside, and later went to physical education school. Soon her teacher discovered that she had outstanding sprinting results, and she became a master in the sports field. For a time, major newspapers continued to praise her, and people known as "athletes" actively pursued her. Faced with this sudden feasting life, she felt a little carried away, a little proud and complacent, and did not want to make progress, and her grades began to decline. Later, she finally got rid of these things that did not belong to her, re-recognized herself, and achieved new success. She saw with her own eyes that a female athlete persisted in participating in a competition despite being ill and eventually died. She was greatly shaken and gave up her position as "Sports Queen" to devote herself to what she believed to be a real sports career.