really served Mima Ito.
This Japanese girl is so good at acting. When I was interviewed by the Global Times, I didn't mention how humble and polite.
Let’s listen to what Mima Ito said. She said that she enjoyed the match with the Chinese team very much. She lost to in the semifinals of the Olympic women’s singles and Yingsha Sun. When interviewed by the media, she said she was just reluctant to lose. Only played 20-30% of the strength.
But in the face of the Chinese media, Mima Ito began to praise Sun Yingsha, saying that Sun Yingsha did not exert her full strength, so she would bite her hard training, and said that the World Table Tennis Championships hopes to play against Sun Yingsha again. I still hope to win against Sun Yingsha once.
What Mima Ito said is not compatible with her original style.
Could it be that we misunderstood Mima Ito?
is obviously not!
Mima Ito showed a humble and low-key look only when he was interviewed by the Chinese media.
When she re-interviewed the Japanese media, she was immediately exposed.
It is reported that when Mima Ito participated in commercial activities, she once again spoke out loudly. She said that although she lost to Chinese players in both the women’s team and women’s singles events, this has also become her own experience and she is confident that she can survive. Challenge the Chinese team in a table tennis match.
I don't know who gave Mima Ito's self-confidence, which made her have such a strong self-confidence for the next World Table Tennis Championships.
Mima Ito also said, "I will beat more Chinese players at the World Table Tennis Championships, and it will surprise the Japanese audience." It's one.
I can only say that Mima Ito is too good at acting. Facing the Chinese and Japanese media, he prepared two sets of rhetoric.With such scheming, few people can match it.
In the face of Chinese media and Japanese media, why did Mima Ito prepare two sets of rhetoric?
Actually, this is easy to understand. Mima Ito naturally wants to gain a good impression from the Chinese media. She also knows how much Chinese audiences don’t like her, and want to improve the Chinese audience’s good impression of her. Let yourself be more humble and low-key.
Therefore, there is also Mima Ito's sentence: It is a good thing that Japan and China can inspire each other and make progress together.
However, Mima Ito seems to have forgotten that in this Internet age, all information is interoperable. When you face the profanity of the Japanese media, Chinese netizens will also learn about it. One will be humble and low-key, and the other will be unruly. , This two-faced form of expression will only add another label to oneself: too scheming.
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