According to Korean media reports, affected by the "violation of the law" at the Beijing Winter Olympics by players Huang Daxian and others, the south Korean people have recently been very resentful. In response to the cancellation of the results, the head of the South Korean delegation has complained to the referee team and the International Skating Federation, which have been rejected, and also threatened to appeal the matter to the international sports department; in fact, these penalties are "almost no dispute" in the eyes of the referee team, and the only excitement is the South Koreans, who even asked the delegation to withdraw from the next competitions and protest the "unfair treatment" with practical actions.
It has been keenly noted that South Korea's recently bitterly quarrelsome "unfair sentencing" actually serves another purpose to cover up its dismal achievements. Short-track speed skating, which has always been South Korea's strong point, encountered an unprecedented crisis at the Winter Olympics this time, and there has been no grain in the past week; the government took the opportunity to join the public to join the "net riot" to reprimand and punish injustice, and the incident of the player's foul was infinitely expanded to divert attention, and the public naturally ignored the fact that other athletes also did not play well, and blamed all the responsibility on the "referee deliberately targeting South Korea".
In the short track speed skating 1500m final held the day before yesterday, Hwang Dae-hyun won South Korea's first gold medal at the Winter Olympics, which made many South Koreans boil again. And they are more in the borrowing of the topic to play, with Huang Daxian's gold medal to show that the Korean players "are very strong, but deliberately suppressed", there are hundreds of "small essays" on Twitter are mixed with stories and actual situations to expound the argument that South Korea is the "first place" point of view; some Korean media and stars even joined in solidarity, cheering for Huang Daxian while not forgetting to step on the "organizer", the gas is very small.
What is even more unexpected is that when South Korean President Moon Jae-in delivered a congratulatory speech for Hwang Dae-hyun, he also became quite yin and yang. Moon Jae-in said that "Daxian won a first gold that 'no one can take away' with overwhelming strength, which is a painful move to sweep away the 'grievances' of 1,000 meters." The implication is that someone deliberately took away his gold medal before, and he was punished with "injustice and humiliation". Moon Jae-in once again stressed that "short-track speed skating is South Korea's", claiming that the people will always support the South Korean delegation.
In fact, after the International Skating Federation rejected South Korea's protest, it clearly told them that the referee supported the penalty result, and according to Article 123, Paragraphs 4 and 5 of the General Provisions of the International Competition, "the punishment of the referee team is very fair and there is no problem", it was repeatedly emphasized that it was the consequences of the fouls committed by the South Korean players themselves; but the South Korean side was really oil and salt, and no matter who came to support the facts, they insisted that they were treated unfairly.
Even Moon Jae-in, the president of a country and a high-achieving law student who graduated from Kyung Hee University, showed his very small belly and intestines in his speech, not to mention other politicians. Someone commented: "The whole country of South Korea is going farther and farther down the extremely puzzling road, and it is really eye-opening to speculate that there will be injustice in the Winter Olympics, taking advantage of the opportunity to attack the organizers, and looking for a sense of existence everywhere, which has now risen to the level of president." ”