玩游戏赢的时候非常高兴，你是否同意?

　　"Playing a Game Is Fun Only When You Win." Do You Agree or Disagree with This Statement?

　　Some people argue that athletes, while playinggames, should adhere to the principle "Friendshipfirst, competition second," and that is the truesportsman ship.

　　Personally, I disagree with this point of view. Thereis no denying that competitors should be friendly with each other. However, the primaryconcern of every player, after hard training for a year or two, is to win the game. His/ Her solemotivation, either during the training or in the race, is prompted by a looming hope and aprospective championship. Be it a chess game or a competition of weight-lifting or a race ofa hundred-metre dash, the case is always true. If he/ she wins the game, high rewards, flowers and honour will pile upon him/ her. If he/ she loses once or twice, he/ she will becomeless courageous for the third time. However, several losses may beat him/ her down, and his/ her next battle, if he/she is daring to fight, will probably be a fiasco.

　　So, in my mind, the fun or happiness of playing a game lies in the athlete's ultimateachievement of the goal. We all know Napoleon's famous saying that a soldier who does nothave the ambition to become a marshal is not a real soldier. I agree that an unambitiousathlete is not a real athlete.