I was scrolling through my Weibo feed during my morning coffee break here in Vancouver when Wu Dajing's post about the Milan Winter Olympics caught my eye. The Olympic champion was talking about Chinese athletes carrying forward the Olympic spirit from Beijing to Milan, and how he hopes to see the national flag flying high in 2026. Something about his genuine excitement made me pause mid-sip.

You know that feeling when you're overseas and suddenly see something that reminds you of home? That's exactly what hit me. But then I remembered - my aunt in Melbourne messaged me last week saying she couldn't watch the new historical drama everyone's talking about back home. 'Geo-restricted,' the error message said. She ended up watching some grainy clips on YouTube instead.

It's funny how these things connect. Wu Dajing's talking about Chinese athletes representing our country on a global stage, while millions of overseas Chinese can't even stream the shows that celebrate our culture. Last month, my cousin in London tried to watch that popular singing competition finale - you know, the one where that 18-year-old from Sichuan blew everyone away with her folk song performance. She had to wait three days until someone uploaded a compressed version that kept buffering every two minutes.

I still remember watching the Beijing 2022 opening ceremony with my family here. We gathered around the laptop, passing around mooncakes my mom had shipped from Shanghai, cheering when our athletes marched in. The stream froze right when the Chinese team entered the stadium, and my dad actually groaned out loud. We missed that perfect shot of the flag bearer's smile because the connection decided to take a coffee break.

There's this particular scene in Wu Dajing's post that stuck with me - him mentioning how each new journey carries forward the Olympic legacy. It made me think about my friend's daughter in Toronto, who's trying to learn Mandarin through Chinese variety shows. She was so excited about this children's program featuring traditional puppet theater, only to discover it's not available in her region. She ended up watching some poorly dubbed American cartoons instead.

Maybe I'm being sentimental, but watching Wu Dajing's genuine hope for Chinese athletes in Milan reminded me why this matters. It's not just about entertainment - it's about maintaining that cultural thread that connects us to home. When my grandmother video calls from Guangzhou, she always asks if I've seen the latest period drama, and I hate having to explain why I can't watch it properly.

So here I am, thinking about Wu Dajing's vision for Chinese excellence in Milan while simultaneously wondering how many overseas Chinese will struggle to watch the coverage when the time comes. There's something deeply ironic about celebrating global achievements while being digitally separated from the content that celebrates our shared identity.

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