On February 8, Beijing time, Chen Guang, an athlete of the short track speed skating team, recently spoke out through social media to talk about the sentencing controversy of this Winter Olympics from the perspective of a professional player, which aroused strong concern among netizens.
Chen Guang said that he received many letters from netizens asking whether the punishment for the short track competition of this Winter Olympics was fair, and he originally did not want to comment on this matter. But he still revealed the efforts made by the Chinese short track speed skating team in the usual training to learn the rules, Chen Guang said: "Every time the new rules are set, they will be sent to the hands of our athletes, they will practice in ice training, and they will meet every night to watch the game video, just to avoid the opponent's foul on us, and will also study the reasonable use of the rules to create fouls (trouble) for the opponent." Chen Guang also added: "Our athletes rationally use the experience accumulated in their usual training and use reasonable rules to create trouble for their opponents." We have the strength to win the championship, this is beyond doubt, after all, the time and place are favorable, and the home game is fought. ”
Chen Guang, who just celebrated his 27th birthday at the beginning of this month, won the men's 5000m relay championship at the 2014 World Youth Championships of Short Track Speed Skating and the third place in the men's 500 meters of short track speed skating at the 2015 World University Games, and was selected by former Chinese short track speed skating team coach Li Yan as a sparring partner before the Sochi Winter Olympics. From the information he revealed, we can see that the Chinese team attaches great importance to the "eat thoroughly" rule, which is also the key that we can calmly face in the case of so many penalties in this Winter Olympics. Next, the Chinese team led by Ren Ziwei and Wu Dajing will continue to attack more gold medals. In particular, Ren Ziwei, who has already won two gold medals in the mixed relay and the men's 1000 meters, is expected to become the first short track speed skater in history to win five gold medals at an Olympic Games.