On the morning of the 27th, the topic of #张伟丽没有卖过过我的东西# rushed to the top of the hot search.
At first glance at this topic, Xiaoxin was a little confused, but he could see that Zhang Weili, who lost the gold belt two days ago, was in trouble.
Some netizens posted "complaint" Zhang Weili.
Image source: Zhang Weili social media
When I clicked into the topic, it turned out that a netizen posted a “accusation” that Zhang Weili sold signatures to make money, saying that “Zhang Weili’s loss is not unjust. I don’t have a good training and rest before the game. Find a place to sign and sell for 3,000.”
In fact, this picture comes from a business that sells celebrity signatures on a certain platform. At the point where the athletes have just experienced a miserable loss, the operation of such "accusation" has a sense of flow and rhythm.
And Zhang Weili, who learned from her friends that she had been slandered, had to post on social media to refute the rumors, and she angrily denounced the act of selling signatures.
Zhang Weili responded by posting on social media
"Why is it so shameless? I said that my fans came to me for autographs. I was still wondering how to get so many. He said that his friends around me liked me. Now I saw that I was holding them and selling them. I hope you don’t buy them. Regarding my stuff, I hope you will not be fooled and thank you for your love of me."
Zhang Weili, who was very angry, wrote in the comment area after an hour: "It is very inappropriate to come to me as a fan to sign and sell this as a commodity."
Zhang Weili responded by posting on social media
The netizens in the comment area felt sorry for Zhang Weili: "It is too difficult for you to sign you but sell it if you don't sign it."
"Winning makes you a god, losing makes you a worm, and looking for various reasons to arrange you is also drunk."
"It feels like Zhang Weili is a very simple person. It is very rare. This may also be the reason for the credulity of the traffickers' lies. She really signed all of them...this trafficker has failed others' sincerity."
Netizen comment screenshot
Regarding the behavior of using the topic to slander Zhang Weili, some netizens angrily criticized the behavior of pushing down the wall: "I only lost once, and everything came out as a hindrance."
"They are rushing in again, planning to destroy an athlete again."
Netizen comment screenshot
"There have always been people making a big fuss about athletes' victories. Are fewer athletes injured? What if you lose? They start to spit as soon as they lose, and they are sad."
"Victory or defeat is commonplace in the military. It is the most correct mentality to win without being arrogant or discouraged. Those who start to spray athletes after losing, they don't understand the charm of competitive sports at all."
After Zhang Weili lost, she received encouragement from netizens.
In fact, after Zhang Weili lost the UFC Women's Grassweight Championship on the 25th, both sports fans and "passerby" netizens looked at the loss in a more rational way. There are full screens of encouraging messages in Zhang Weili's social media comment area.
Zhang Weili was also very open-minded when she resumed the game. While congratulating her opponent Rose, she said she would come back.
"Only by defeating a great champion can I become a legend, and by defeating a legend, I will become a new self. This is a very meaningful experience."
Zhang Weili is in the game.
This competition is the first time that Zhang Weili has set foot on the international arena again after more than a year. As one of the top sports in China, she has attracted a lot of attention. It is really rare to have such a harmonious and rational comment area after the game.
But unfortunately, within a few days, this kind of "wall down and everyone pushing" phenomenon still appeared.
This is reminiscent of Liu Xiang, who was born in the men's 110-meter hurdles at the 2004 Athens Olympics.
He was once the top Chinese sportsman, and he also brought people infinite pride and happiness.
But with the high-light performance, many people have a mentality of "you can only win and not lose" towards Liu Xiang.
Whenever Liu Xiang competes, his hope of winning the gold medal is pinned on him.
Data map: July 12, 2006, Lausanne, Switzerland, Liu Xiang broke the world record in 12.88 seconds and reached the peak of his career.
Image source: Osports All Sports Photo Agency
By the 2008 Beijing Olympics, this expectation reached its peak.
However, what makes countless people feel sad is that the news that Liu Xiang won the championship was not finally heard, but a "bolt from the blue" of his retirement.
Sudden injuries, let people see that this omnipotent flying man on the runway also has his own fragile side.
The turning point in life is so caught off guard.
Overnight, Liu Xiang went from a hero sought after by thousands of people into a "coward" referred to by thousands of people.
Until Liu Xiang retired in 2015, the abuse did not stop. Even Liu Xiang's mother once said sadly: "If Liu Xiang is not good someday, please forgive him."
Data map: In the men's 110-meter hurdles preliminaries for the London Olympics, Liu Xiang was injured again and missed the semifinals.
Photo by reporter Liao Pan
Over the years, people have a deeper understanding of competitive sports. It is normal for the sports arena to win and lose. This is also the charm of competitive sports to continuously break through and overcome difficulties, and it also inspires people to move forward in life. Spiritual power.
So now looking back at Liu Xiang's situation at the beginning, there is a full sense of irony.
Unfortunately, this irony still exists in competitive sports today.
In fact, it does not seek the highest level of treatment of competitive sports such as "not coming here at the peak, nor turning away at the trough."
It's just that not "the wall is pushed by everyone" is already a great kind of goodwill for an athlete and sports team who has created honor.
Don't let a defeat become the fuse to ruin an excellent athlete.
I hope that similar tragedies will not be staged again in the tragedy of Chinese sports.
(Bian Liqun)