【Historical Live Broadcast】Watching videos and being seen by our ancestors

[Russian instructor: Didn’t China ban guns? ]

【How come you are so fierce! 】

[Chinese shooting at shooting range scares foreigners]

[The gun is easy to use with just one touch, and the recoil is almost non-existent]

[Simulated thousands of times in my mind]

[This time, I finally played it for real]

[Everyone instantly becomes a gun god]

[A Thai shooting range owner once said: Among the people who come to his place, the Chinese have the most accurate shooting skills, regardless of whether they are men or women]

【What confuses foreigners is】

[It is a country that bans guns, but it can still make them feel scared]

[Coach: You look like you haven’t just learned it yet.]

[Could it be that the Chinese people’s shooting talent is really the awakening of their ancestors’ bloodline? ]

"I hit all five shots at 100 meters for the first time [see], and the veteran next to me said to others: It's impossible, there's something wrong with this gun, how could all five shots hit the target, I just didn't shoot well with this gun [covering face]"

"Let me put it this way, besides QQ Mahjong, I only play Peace Elite because it's a game that uses guns."

“The military training during college was really exciting. Each of us had a gun, and I learned how to load bullets after watching the instructor teach me once or twice. Then when it was my turn, I became very skilled.

The instructor asked me how I was so skilled, I said I often watch TV hahaha, because at the beginning we were all unfamiliar with each other, during the break in our class I went to another class and did it again, it was really cool, to be honest I have some talent [smile]

I also discovered an interesting point later, I am left-handed, I can only aim with my right eye closed, so I have to shoot with my left hand [tears]"

"I was in high school military training, the first time I shot a gun, one person had ten shots, the first few shots were 0, then someone gave me some guidance, and I hit 9 or 8 [covering my face]"

“Do you know how to set up a stall to shoot balloons??? 10 yuan for 10 shots. If you hit 10 balloons, you get a doll. Hahahaha, I got 3 dolls.”

"The aim of balloon shooting in China is not accurate. Some old, middle-aged and young people still shoot one balloon at a time. If the aim is standardized, Chinese people can still play extreme challenges [thumbs-up]"

"I've never touched archery before. As soon as I got the bow, my DNA told me that I could do it. Whoosh, whoosh, whoosh, three arrows shot 9-10-9. Uh, my eyes are flashing and I'm nearsighted, so I don't wear glasses yet."

"Suddenly I remembered a song, we are all sharpshooters, every bullet is..."

Yanshi, who was in an era when guns and ammunition had not yet been developed, did not blink when he saw the actual shooting picture on the sky, for fear of missing the object he was observing carefully.

It turns out that guns in later generations are like this, and their shooting power is so strong!

We should also take a good look at the shooting movements, as they were instructed by professional coaches of later generations. Now that we see such detailed pictures, we must work harder to study this commonly used weapon of later generations, even if we have to work day and night!

Ming Dynasty period.

The shooter who fired several shots in a row on the training ground: Although guns have been banned in later generations, our ancestors who played with guns have integrated the shooting talent into their blood. Even if later generations have never touched a gun, as long as they pick up a gun.

Eh! Just like me, Lao He, I feel inexplicably familiar with this gun.

I got the hang of it right away, and the more I practiced, the more I enjoyed it, as if I had already learned it in my previous life.

So after hearing what people in later generations said, I must now shoot more enemies and exercise myself, so that the heroic bloodline of this sharpshooter from Lao He can be passed on to my descendants, so that they can be as powerful as us.

Even, uh...what do those scholars say, "the disciple surpasses the master"!