China training children for future world domination in snooker

The video follows Mahi Long, a 13-year-old snooker player at an elite academy in Beijing, as he trains to become a world champion. The academy is part of China's effort to excel in snooker, but it comes at the cost of traditional education for some students. Parents often choose to prioritize snooker over schooling, raising questions about the future of those who don't succeed in the sport. Despite challenges, Mahi Long remains determined, inspired by champions like Ronnie O'Sullivan.

What is the main focus of Mahi Long's training at the academy?

• To improve his academic skills

• To prepare for a music career

• To become a world-class snooker player

• To learn multiple sports

What is the primary goal of the snooker academy in Beijing?

• To provide general education

• To offer recreational activities

• To train future world champions

• To teach traditional Chinese sports

What is a significant sacrifice made by young players at the academy?

• Learning multiple languages

• Leaving traditional schooling

• Missing family events

• Not having enough leisure time

Who plays a crucial role in deciding whether children focus on snooker or traditional schooling?

• The students themselves

• The parents

• The academy

• The government

What keeps Mahi Long motivated despite the challenges he faces?

• His admiration for a world champion

• His love for travel

• His desire to become a coach

• His interest in academics