Did the Capitalists' Cake Get Disturbed? The Reason Behind the National Table Tennis Coaching Team's "Black Faces" Has Been Found, and Yili Officially Apologizes!
The victory of Chen Meng should have been a cause for national celebration. However, the national table tennis coaching team collectively wore "black faces," and the audience was filled with boos.
Actor Huang Xiaoming posted to celebrate his cousin's victory, but was met with anger in the comments section by Tang Yafei. Even the national brand Yili came forward to apologize...
What exactly has disturbed someone's "cake"? As events unfolded, what is the truth?
This Olympics seemed to have embarrassed many people, as several promising athletes did not perform at their best.
In the women's singles final, even the seemingly invincible Sha Sha lost to Chen Meng.
However, the significance of who wins or loses this match is minimal, as both athletes are excellent and from China.
Yet, when Chen Meng defeated Sha Sha, it seemed that everyone took sides, all calling for justice for Sha Sha.
It was discovered that after Chen Meng's victory, the smiles on many people's faces disappeared.
Moreover, the audience booed, and some even made unfriendly gestures to "praise" our champion.
Even during Chen Meng's award ceremony, the crowd continued to chant Sha Sha's name, with some calling for a "withdrawal."
It was as if the match hadn't even started, yet everyone had already decided in their hearts that Sha Sha would be the champion.
Therefore, when they saw Chen Meng win and things didn't go as expected, they collectively broke down.
Even more amusingly, before the match began, Yili celebrated Sha Sha's victory with a large screen in Beijing's Sanlitun area.
Despite Yili issuing an apology article in the first instance, this still raised doubts among netizens.
Coaches collectively wearing black faces, Yili celebrating prematurely with a large screen, the audience taking one side...
Is it only worth cheering and celebrating if Sha Sha wins, but not if Chen Meng does?
The sports arena should be fair and just. Every athlete standing on the Olympic stage has sweated behind the scenes, which we can't imagine.
However, "fan culture" has appeared even in the sports arena, where everyone blindly supports a famous athlete.
In the eyes of these fervent fans, they can only see how hard and tired their "idol" is working, and whatever their "idol" does is right, and they won't allow anyone to surpass their "idol."
At the match venue, almost all the banners were for Sha Sha, and ninety percent of the audience came for her.
Every time Sha Sha scored, the stands erupted with deafening screams and cheers.
But when Chen Meng scored, those cheering for her were told to "shut up." The match venue fell into an awkward situation several times.
It's not wrong to cheer for your favorite athlete, but is it too much to do so wholeheartedly?
Do some fans and brands believe that the champion must be the person they envision?
The sports arena should be the purest place, yet it dictates that athletes perform according to a written "script."
After learning that his cousin Chen Meng had won, Huang Xiaoming sent large red envelopes to his relatives and friends and posted on social media, hoping that everyone could share in his joy.
However, there were those who didn't accept this "favor," angrily confronting Huang Xiaoming in the comments section and claiming, "I only love Sha Sha."
Table tennis has always been a strong point for our country, and every match is a focus of attention. However, as more people pay attention, the phenomenon of "fan culture" becomes more severe.
Long ago, Liu Guoliang stated that the sports arena should not have such "fan culture," but now it seems that the effect is minimal.
Putting aside this extreme "fan culture," is Chen Meng's strength not enough to win this championship?
At the age of 13, she entered the national team as the top scorer and has won championship medals for the country many times.
Despite her cousin being the well-known Huang Xiaoming in the entertainment industry, she never wanted to be known because of her cousin.
Day after day of effort allowed her to finally stand on the Olympic stage to face the star-studded Sha Sha.
Despite hardly hearing any fans cheering for her on the court, Chen Meng still won the championship through her own efforts.
After the match, Sha Sha and Chen Meng embraced with smiles, without harboring resentment over who won the championship.
Despite all the voices on the court chanting Sha Sha's name, Chen Meng still whispered the most sincere blessing in Sha Sha's ear.
"Keep working hard! Come back next time!"
Perhaps after the match, everyone will have regrets. If Sha Sha had won this match, she would have completed the "Grand Slam."
Perhaps seeing the coaches' "black faces" is not because of who won or lost, but out of concern for the current state of the national table tennis team.
The veterans are not young anymore; some have retired, and others have moved to the backcourt. This is true for the men's team, and the situation for the women's team is even more worrying.
Therefore, everyone urgently hopes that through this match, they can confirm that Sha Sha has enough strength to take over the "baton," but it seems that she still needs to further mature.
Regardless of who wins, we should cheer for the champion. This is an honor earned through strength and should not be overlooked due to nationality, gender, or interests.
Amidst the torrent of abuse, it seems that some people have begun to realize something is amiss.
Huang Xiaoming was "confronted" for posting to celebrate his cousin's victory, so netizens went to the CEO's comment section to seek justice for Chen Meng.
Some netizens also posted to spontaneously resist this radical "fan culture" and called for everyone to provide a fair and just competition venue for the athletes.
Officials have also stepped in to clean up accounts that posted radical comments, stating that the sports arena is not a place for "fan culture" to flourish.
Every athlete deserves our affection, whether they've won or not, and even if they've never participated in the Olympics.
They practice day and night, gritting their teeth, just to one day stand on the stage and bring glory to the nation and themselves.
Some children are still clinging to their families at the age of six, while most gymnasts start training at the age of four, with daily training hours exceeding some people's work hours.
Even with blisters all over their hands from training, they still grit their teeth and persevere when it's time to train, just to get closer to their dreams.
A five-year-old diver is scared to tears facing a height of several meters, but the next moment, they stand fearlessly on the diving board, make their pose, and then grit their teeth and jump down.
We only see the champion athletes and the ones we like, but we selectively ignore the efforts and sacrifices of other athletes.
Perhaps Chen Meng's victory is also a good omen, hoping that more and more people will come to their senses, resist this "fan culture," and give every athlete the respect and encouragement they deserve!
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