Youth:Fall in love with F1:Fall in love with F1

Author: Zhao Ying
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: 8848 height, F1 speed. Shanghai Dictionary Press presents another youth masterpiece after "8848—The Final Chapter of My Love for Singing," offering an accelerated experience of youth's boundless vitality. Embrace youth, race on the track, and play the new symphony of love and friendship at full speed. A group of university students passionate about racing formed a racing club called "Tengma" due to their shared ideals. They collected all kinds of racing information, such as racing celebrities and new racing cars; they enjoyed playing group games online and often spent two hours at the "0.1 Second" racing bar near their school. They would glance at beautiful girls, but also at the evening worker An Teng. Of course, more often, they would meet at the karting track, engaging in the passionate and fast-paced competition of their dreams. Shu Hao is a master of hairpin turn overtaking, with a unique understanding of life and ideals. He is an extreme fan of Schumacher and has an extremely cool appearance, so girls say he is the ice of the North Pole. However, when this piece of Arctic ice meets An Teng at the karting track, there is a chance of melting, and he reveals a very attractive personality. Wei Di is a master of rapid acceleration, and his two most disliked words are "slow down." His deadly skill is to clear the track like a whirlwind, making him an emotional karting expert. Qu Hao from the Mathematics Department is a steady and calm driver. His calm psychology is his secret to winning. Legend has it that many years ago, his father was a legendary figure on the racetrack, rumored to have extraordinary driving skills. But why is his son's driving so steady? It remains an unsolved mystery. Jann from the Physics Department would rather say he enjoys repairing machinery than racing cars. He has a second-hand car called "Ferrari Jann." He once publicly stated that he could never live without the oil stains of cars. One day, Shu Hao met a group of university racing students from the UK, France, Japan, and the US in an online game. They said they had their own racing club and would set a racing point every year around the world. Since they had basically run through Europe and America, they considered setting the next location in Asia. And so, our story begins.