Jimu news reporter Xu Ping
On the evening of January 20, the Chinese women's football team won the first match of the Asian Cup in India with a 4-0 victory over Chinese Taipei, ushering in a good start. Wang Shuang performed well, offering two shots and one pass. After scoring the first goal, she made a "heart-to-heart" gesture of celebration. After the game, this triggered everyone's speculation: who is Wang Shuang confessing to? On the 21st, she unveiled the mystery through Weibo, and it turned out that there was a heart-warming agreement behind the "bixin".
Keep your promises
Bi Xin gave it to the wind chasing girl
Wang Shuang wrote on Weibo: Many friends sent messages asking me, who was the "Bixin" after yesterday's goal? You guys are so gossipy, in fact, I am confessing a group of "wind chasing girls"! Last month I went to a "chasing wind primary school" in Shilin County, Yunnan Province, to play football and chat with them, and that day we agreed that if I scored in the Asian Cup, I would "compare hearts" for them! I am a little king who keeps his promises, and everyone must support the wind chasing girl a lot!
What is a "wind chaser girl"? This has to be mentioned that the Alipay Charity Foundation launched a rural school women's football support project called "Chasing the Wind Program" in July 2019, which plans to fund 100 girls' football teams in rural primary schools in poor areas in the next five years, so that these "wind-chasing girls" who love football can get more development opportunities through football. The group of "wind-chasing girls" described by Wang Shuang attended the Weize Youth Federation Hope Primary School in Changhu Town, Shilin County, Yunnan Province.
In early December last year, after helping Wuhan Jiangda women's football team win the championship, Wang Shuang came to this school to visit these "wind-chasing girls" and teach them to play football, accompany the children to lunch, chat, and give a pair of sneakers to the team's striker Huang Mingzhu. After the event, she made an agreement with the "Wind Chasing Girls" to make a heart-to-heart celebration for the children when they scored a goal in the next game. Unexpectedly, only a month later, Wang Shuang fulfilled this special promise.
During the pandemic
He once donated 600,000 yuan
"Being with them reminds me of my own childhood, playing football with them like this, carefree, not afraid of the sun so big, not afraid of being so dark." Wang Shuang said in an interview at the time, "I hope that these little girls will always maintain their love for football and grow up healthily in the company of football." ”
In fact, this is not the first time that Wang Shuang has shown his loving side. On January 29, 2020, when the Chinese women's football team arrived in Australia to compete in the final stage of the Tokyo Olympic Qualifiers, Wang Shuang was unable to play because he was in Wuhan, where the epidemic was more severe. While adhering to the physical training, Wang Shuang also expressed his gratitude to the medical staff who used their lives and responsibilities to stick to the frontline through Weibo, and donated 600,000 yuan to the Wuhan Charity Federation. Her righteous deeds have won unanimous praise inside and outside the circle. In March of the same year, she was also invited by the AFC to record an anti-epidemic public welfare propaganda film with Arthur Junmin, Zhang Xizhe, and a number of influential players in Asia, hoping that footballers would unite and fight side by side to cheer for the people fighting the epidemic.
This time, after understanding the reason behind Wang Shuang's "than heart", the Internet was full of praise: "Too loving, it is really warm!" "Words come out, and deeds will bear fruit." Sister Frost is really too nice. "This is the star we deserve to chase!" ......
(Image source: Wang Shuang Weibo)
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