On February 10, Beijing time, the Winter Olympics were in full swing, and the relevant hot spots about the competition were constantly discussed by everyone, whether it was a hard-to-find ice pier or Gu Ailing's victory, all of which were constantly brushed on social media. In recent competitions, the issue of penalties for players has also become a focus that cannot be ignored in the Winter Olympic Games. The men's snowboard jump competition in which China's Su Yiming participated and ren Ziwei participated in the men's 1500-meter short track speed skating competition have both become hot spots at the Winter Olympics.
Su Yiming's snowboard jump was held on February 7, and the 17-year-old Chinese teenager did not live up to everyone's expectations, successfully winning the silver medal in the competition and creating history. After the game, some people complained about the referee's decision, thinking that the score given to Su Yiming was too low, and the score given to the Canadian players was too high. On Feb. 10, the referee who enforced the match said in an interview that there was indeed such a problem, and that the Canadian players' mistakes in the course of the game were ignored and points should be deducted. After deducting the 3 points that should be deducted, Su Yiming should get the gold medal in this game, while the champion Max can only get the third place result.
However, now that the performance ranking has been confirmed and the medals have been issued to the hands of the athletes, the results cannot be changed, and this regret can only continue. However, this kind of penalty is absolutely unfair to Su Yiming, although the attitude that Su Yiming has always expressed after the game is to support the penalty and appreciate it for the opponent, but the ownership of this gold medal is indeed very controversial. Although Su Yiming is only 17 years old and his career has only started soon, if he can win his first Olympic gold medal, perhaps Su Yiming's start will be more brilliant.
In the men's 1500m speed skating competition held on the evening of February 9, all three Chinese players participating in the competition did not qualify for the final, and South Korea's Huang Daxian won the gold medal, which was also the first gold medal of the South Korean delegation. Among all the contestants, Ren Ziwei was eliminated and many people felt a bit of a pity, in the semi-finals, he was sentenced to block fouls and did not have the opportunity to enter the final final, impacting his third gold failure in this tournament. However, after the game, Ren Ziwei attributed the reason to his own lack of preparation and too many ideas and baggage, which was in stark contrast to the referee when other delegations encountered penalties.
Judging from the situation of the game, Ren Ziwei was indeed suspected of fouls during the game, and the referee disqualified him from entering the final after repeated replays, and there was not much of a problem. In fact, from this point of view, it can be seen that the penalties of this Winter Olympic Games are relatively fair and relatively strict, and all the participants are consistent, and there is no "host advantage" as some countries say. As for the views expressed by this country, it is recommended to re-read the feedback given by the International Skating Union to confirm what it has done.