I was scrolling through Weibo last night when my cousin’s message popped up – a blurry photo of her gymnastics team holding gold medals, with the caption ‘0.002 points! Can you believe it?’ The timestamp showed 3 AM her time, and I could almost smell the chalk dust and sweat through the screen.
She’s been training since she was six – I remember visiting her gym once and hearing the rhythmic thud of landings mixed with coach’s sharp corrections. ‘Again!’ they’d shout, and she’d wipe her palms on her leggings before approaching the balance beam, that focused look she gets when everything else disappears.
What hit me wasn’t just the victory itself, but that ridiculous 0.002-point margin. Like, if someone had blinked at the wrong moment, if a judge’s pen had slipped… My cousin told me later that one of her teammates actually forgot to breathe during her floor routine, then nearly cried when she realized she’d been holding her breath through the entire performance.
This is where it gets personal for us overseas folks. I immediately wanted to watch the full competition replay, to see that moment where everything hung in the balance. But of course – the familiar ‘This content is not available in your region’ message greeted me. Again.
It’s these tiny moments we miss living abroad. Not just the big victories, but the nervous laughter between routines, the way my cousin bites her lip during handstands (a habit since childhood), the collective gasp when scores appear. These are the human details that get lost when we’re stuck buffering or facing geo-blocks.
My cousin sent me a voice message later: ‘Remember when we used to practice cartwheels in grandma’s backyard? You always landed in the rose bushes.’ I laughed, but it struck me how these small connections – whether through sports or shared memories – matter more when you’re thousands of miles away.
So here I am, celebrating with pixelated photos and secondhand descriptions instead of seeing the actual moment her team made history. Funny how the things that bring us together can also highlight the distances between us.
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