The common theme of the two pictures is about the competition between competitors.
Both of these pictures depict players in a contest in two different sports.
Both the swimmers in picture one and the chess player chess in picture two seem stressful and trystressed and focused on trying to win their opponent.
On the one hand, the first picture features two men areconcentrated on playing chess look concentrate.
On the other hand, the second picture showshows competitors arethat seem to be swimming fast, becauseso I think they are swimming for competition, and they tryare trying to take the first prize.
In picture A, chess is a sport thatwhere the players thinking andhave high concentration. Looking at the two men in the picture, we can see they always use their brains and their strategy to defeat the opponenttheir opponents. In picture B, swimming is also a sport in which aquatic athletes swim skillfully to finish racing. Swimmers in this picture need to control their bodies to swim in a straight line. Who swimming fastWhoever swims the fastest will be athe winner. As for the question: Why doabout why people choose to enter these competitions?competitions, I think eitherboth swimming orand chess isare beneficial to one's health. TheyIf the players want to improve their body better and reduce stress, so they choose swimming;, whereas they choose to play chess that increasesto improves their problem-solving skill, besidesskills and because chess helphelps prevent Alzheimer's. In my view, I willwould choose to swimswimming because of this sport havehas lots of advantageadvantages in life. When I have stress, I can reduce it by swimming. Maybe, I will be a rescuer in the future.