Seeing the UK's Adam Gemili, Huang Kaiwen knew that this grouping should be random, or rather not handled by the British.
If the British had organized it, they definitely wouldn't dare to put a British athlete in a group with the Yellow Ball King and Gay.
In this group, even a slight underperformance would make it impossible to advance.
Knock knock--
The coach got up and opened the door.
There stood a blonde at the door.
From the clothes, it was clear he was a hundred-meter sprinter too.
Excitedly, the other person held up a camera and handed it to the team leader, speaking quickly: "Please take a picture for me, I want to have a photo with Kevin."
The prevalence of English in the Netherlands is quite high.
But their accent is quite distinctive; for example, "th" is pronounced as "t" or "d". There won't be any problems in communication, but it's easy to recognize them as Dutch.
