That day, I met with e-sports essay 450 words

In 2003, e-sports became the 99th sport recognized by China's General Administration of Sport; in 2004, the first e-sports games were officially released in China; in 2005, the five-star red flag flew for the first time in the WCG arena ...... Whenever I see this exciting news, my heart is always surging with ten thousand waves of madness. The first time I saw this exciting news, my heart always surged with a thousand waves of frenzy. Some people may ask contemptuously: "Gaming? It is not just a waste of youth in front of the computer?" And I will answer: "Gaming is not a waste of youth, but more like a cultural movement." In my eyes, e-sports, like chess and Go, is a sport that benefits the brain. As long as you don't get overly addicted, it is also good for one's body. Even though whiplash can occur after being sedentary, it is undeniable that its benefits outweigh its disadvantages. The effects of e-sports on oneself depend on one's own subjective heart. So, what is the relationship between gaming and the "Chinese Dream"? It starts from the "Chinese Dream". In my opinion, the "Chinese Dream" is to make the conditions of the country equal to or even surpass the average level of the world. As an indispensable part of China's "soft power", the development of e-sports is also a task. In the western developed countries, the topic of e-sports has become a family affair. And as the "leader" of the gaming industry - South Korea, Germany,