On the day of the final, on the table tennis court, Chen Meng stood on the Olympic podium after years of hard training and countless competitions.
In theory, this moment should be filled with cheers and joy, but reality turned out to be unexpected. Some viewers were indifferent to her victory, and even some made sarcastic remarks. This not only surprised Chen Meng but also stirred up waves in the hearts of all those who paid attention to the match.
"What's going on?" Many netizens asked. Why is there such a big contrast when a Chinese person wins? It turns out that under the influence of social media, some fans (fan circles) have brought their love for idols into sports events. They only support the stars in their hearts, ignoring the significance of the competition itself.
The topic of "fan circle culture" has recently become popular. It has a huge impact in the entertainment industry, and it has unexpectedly spread to the field of sports. For athletes like Chen Meng, what they pursue is fair competition and self-transcendence, not becoming the "traffic star" in the eyes of some people. The actions of Zheng Qinwen dissolving fan groups and badminton players unfollowing are precisely to get rid of this interference and regain that pure competitive spirit.
So, what if Sun Yingsha wins the gold medal at the Paris Olympics? It can be foreseen that the scene will be jubilant. People will applaud and cheer for her, as if the whole world is celebrating this glorious moment. This contrast makes people can't help but think, how should we view and support our athletes?
In this era of information explosion, everyone has the right to express their opinions, but have you ever considered the impact your words and deeds may have on others? Competitive sports are not just about winning or losing, but also a test of human willpower. Every athlete standing on the court deserves respect, no matter the outcome.
Believe that more and more people are beginning to realize the problem and speak out. They believe that although the fan circle phenomenon increases topics and heat, in the long run, it is harmful to the development of sports. "We should return to the most primitive way of support - to encourage those who strive for their dreams with practical actions."