[Qiaobao.com] Recently, the famous Chinese swimmer and Wang Shun, who won 6 gold medals in the Shaanxi National Games in 5 days, was "forced to wear a hat by fans" at the airport. The famous general Fan Zhendong sent a message to the chaos at the airport due to the “fans” sending off the plane and urged the fans to allow themselves to be ordinary people. Chinese Olympic Committee issued a statement on its official website on September 30, calling for respecting the personal rights of athletes, chasing stars rationally, and resolutely putting an end to the "rice circle" chaos spreading to the sports field.
Sports inherently have a huge appeal, "fans" can understand the fanaticism of athletes. This is not a phenomenon unique to Chinese fans. Recently, , Georgia, a sports journalist was interrupted by dozens of fans and was forced to suspend work. Fans rushed into Manchester United players to celebrate being picked up by security guards, and fans climbed the wall to block the home of Argentine football superstar Messi. Throwing jerseys madly... the same world, the same kind of fans.
It is a good thing for athletes to get out of the circle. It not only shows that the people are paying more and more attention to sports, but also can drive more people to join the field. However, if you want to see the idol’s true face, ask for a group photo or autograph, and forcibly give a gift, completely ignore the feelings of the athletes, or even challenge the rules of epidemic prevention and disrupt public order, this is putting personal selfish interests in the public interest. Above, this is not a love for athletes, but injury.
An interesting phenomenon is that athletes also have their own idols, some are "great gods" in the field, and some are cross-border stars. During the Tokyo Olympics, many Chinese athletes succeeded in "chasing stars". Fencing champion Sun Yiwen said that his dream is to walk on the catwalk with his idol Liu Wen to get Liu Wen's own reply; women's shot put champion Gong Lijiao said he likes Guo Degang very much, and Guo immediately invited him on Weibo. Listen to cross talk; the balance beam champion Guan Chenchen revealed that his wish is to have a signed photo of mainland actor Deng Lun,Deng not only arranged it immediately, but also returned the autographed photos he asked for management... A series of warm-hearted interactions caused netizens to sigh, "I don't know who is climbing who" "It turns out that there is only one Olympic champion left between me and my idol. ".
As Princeton professor Yan Ning once shared a photo with Chinese table tennis players Malone and others said, "As long as you work hard in your own field, it's pretty good to see anyone. It's easy. It's just true to a certain level, and there may be no one you really want to see."
In addition, there is a correct way to "chasing stars"-the best way to pay tribute to idols is to catch up or even surpass them. During the Tokyo Olympics, the 17-year-old Zhang Jiaqi won the women's double 10-meter diving championship. Subsequently, an old photo of the 5-year-old Zhang Jiaqi and the Chinese diving queen Guo Jingjing became popular on the Internet. The story of “I’m up to you” makes people have to feel the role model power of high-quality idols, and this is also the code for the spiritual inheritance of the Chinese diving team.
There is nothing wrong with idol worship and star chasing. The key is to be rational and self-control. Let the charm of idols become the driving force for your own efforts. Perhaps one day, you will meet at a higher level in your life. (Chen Yu)
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