Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province, south China - Nov 15, 2021 (Guangzhou Broadcasting Network - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Crowd of students running to lecture venue
2. Chinese sprinter Su Bingtian arriving at lecture venue, students cheering
3. Lecture hall filled with students
4. Su walking toward podium
5. Students watching lecture at entrance of hall
6. Students watching lecture from outside window
7. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Su Bingtian, sprinter (partially overlaid with shots 8-9):
"Ten years ago, if you say a yellow sprinter can break the 10-second barrier, many experts will refer to genetic theories and human anatomy to tell you how difficult that is. But now, if you say yellow sprinters might someday break the record of Bolt, no one will rise and refute you without any hesitation. Just like the title of my speech, the yellow people, anyone, should not limit themselves. The young students here in particular, must have the mindset and courage to dream and strive for it."
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8. Various of students
9. Lecture slide
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10. Various of Su instructing students
11. Su demonstrating how to run 100m race
UPSOUND (Chinese) Su Bingtian, sprinter:
"When doing this action, you need to stretch your body. For example, when we start a race, the two hands and two feet, all the four points should move with balanced forces."
12. Su instructing students
13. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) student (name not given/ending with shot 14):
"I was very excited to see him in person. He taught us a lot. In the sports world, he is definitely an role model of us, and also our target."
14. Various of Su instructing students
15. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) student (name not given):
"He has never given up in his whole career, and finally broke the record."
16. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) student (name not given):
"His spirits are worth drawing on."
17. Su instructing students

Chinese sprinter Su Bingtian, Asia's fastest man, on Monday delivered a lecture in Shanghai to inspire the high school students with his athletic spirits and personal experience.

The presence of Su, who has just set a new Asian record in Tokyo and became the first Chinese athlete to qualify for the men's 100-meter sprint final at an Olympics, aroused deafening cheers at the lecture hall of the Affiliated High School of South China Normal University.

During the lecture titiled "there is no 100m limit for the yellow race", Su shared his personal experience with the students and denounced the "racial limit" of yellow runners originated from pseudosciences.

"Ten years ago, if you say a yellow sprinter can break the 10-second barrier, many experts will refer to genetic theories and human anatomy to tell you how difficult that is. But now, if you say yellow sprinters might someday break the record of Bolt, no one will rise and refute you without any hesitation. Just like the title of my speech, the yellow people, anyone, should not limit themselves. The young students here in particular, must have the mindset and courage to dream and strive for it," Su said.

After the lecture, Su gave the school's track and field team detailed instructions and showed them 100m race skills through demonstrations on the sports ground.

"I was very excited to see him in person. He taught us a lot. In the sports world, he is definitely an role model of us, and also our target," said a member of the school track and field team.

"He has never given up in his sports career, and finally broke the record," said a student.

"His spirits are worth drawing on," said another student.