Beyond

January. 09,2022      
Rating:
7.5
Trailer Synopsis

In 2015, Beijing successfully bid to host the 2022 Winter Olympics. In response to the national "Arctic-South Expansion" strategy, Zheng Kaixin, a former member of the national short-track speed skating team, took the lead in finding the Qingdao speed skating team and began to discover new talents in ice and snow sports. Chen Mian, a roller skating girl, took the initiative to join the Qingdao short-track speed skating team out of her love for short-track speed skating. From a non-professional player to a main player of the Qingdao team, he entered the national team and finally gained the recognition of his father Chen Jingye, who had always been unfavorable to him. Unexpectedly, Chen Jingye and Zheng Kaixin were once close comrades in the national team. They once spent their youth and sweat together to win glory for the country, but they parted ways because they were burdened with too heavy pressure to win gold.

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Episode 1 - Episode 1
January. 09,2022

Episode 2 - Episode 2
January. 10,2022

Episode 3 - Episode 3
January. 10,2022

Episode 4 - Episode 4
January. 11,2022

Episode 5 - Episode 5
January. 11,2022

Episode 6 - Episode 6
January. 12,2022

Episode 7 - Episode 7
January. 12,2022

Episode 8 - Episode 8
January. 13,2022

Episode 9 - Episode 9
January. 13,2022

Episode 10 - Episode 10
January. 14,2022

Episode 11 - Episode 11
January. 14,2022

Episode 12 - Episode 12
January. 15,2022

Episode 13 - Episode 13
January. 16,2022

Episode 14 - Episode 14
January. 17,2022

Episode 15 - Episode 15
January. 18,2022

Episode 16 - Episode 16
January. 19,2022

Episode 17 - Episode 17
January. 20,2022

Episode 18 - Episode 18
January. 20,2022

Episode 19 - Episode 19
January. 21,2022

Episode 20 - Episode 20
January. 21,2022

Episode 21 - Episode 21
January. 22,2022

Episode 22 - Episode 22
January. 22,2022

Episode 23 - Episode 23
January. 23,2022

Episode 24 - Episode 24
January. 24,2022

Episode 25 - Episode 25
January. 24,2022

Episode 26 - Episode 26
January. 26,2022

Episode 27 - Episode 27
January. 26,2022

Episode 28 - Episode 28
January. 27,2022

Episode 29 - Episode 29
January. 27,2022

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