Of course, I’m not saying athletes should be bullied. But in a strong country of social Darwinism, athletes belong to the bottom of the power food chain. When criticism of an athlete is not allowed, the entire food chain is undoubtedly like a rusty iron thorn, strung with silent cicadas.
I don’t like that diver, nor do I hate him. What I hate are those guys who wave the red lacquer stick of “winning glory for the country” all the time.
When a country’s medal count has less and less to do with the health and strength of its people, the “country” and “glory” of “winning glory for the country” are probably just empty talk. It’s fine to amuse yourself, but it’s not fun to get too drunk and into the play.
It’s a disease to raise your blood pressure and swear for those distant glories.
People like me, who only live to make a living every day and don’t know what the country is, you can say I’m pathetic, but I will really die if I don’t eat.
Can the gold medals won at this event and that event be eaten? After watching a couple of games where your country’s athletes won gold medals, will the instant noodles I buy at the convenience store downstairs get a discount?
I’ve never understood what good it does for national economy and people’s livelihood for a diver to make a particularly small splash.
That reporter was also nosy, going to dwell on whether an Olympic champion has culture. Victory is the only criterion, not a cultural competition. As long as you can win a gold medal, even if you are illiterate, you can beat 100,000 top students from 211985 Ivy League.
The champion not only has a rich bonus, but also doesn’t lack money. After retirement, if you want to be employed, you can be employed.
Therefore, the reporter is not only humiliating the people’s great hero, but also mocking the people’s values. He deserves to be socially dead.
As for the fact that their childhood and innocence are taken away by the national system, and their personality and cognitive development are seriously lagging behind their peers, it’s not a problem at all. On the contrary, it’s an advantage. – Look how naive and cute she is.
If a general succeeds, everything is fine. If you fail, you may be kicked away even if you want to be a watchdog for the system. Then go to the bathhouse to help people scrub their bodies, just like many retired athletes. Who told you that you have no culture and you are still strong.
Many years ago, the reporter who was in trouble for his words in these few days was employed by the compound, and published an article “The Death of the Weightlifting Champion”, which has always been regarded as the pioneering work of Chinese special reports.
Years later, the people used anger and cyber violence to conclude this topic:
He died of poverty and illness, which proves that he is not a real champion.
If you are a real champion, dare to say half a word, and we guarantee that you will spend the rest of your life in regret.
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