#中国留学生在韩被殴打? China's response # We are always magnanimous, and when there is friction between Chinese and Korean athletes, it is because sports have no borders and are tolerant of South Korean athletes. But some people in South Korea don't think so, they think of every game as the key game that determines the future success or failure of South Korea, they see their competitors in each game as enemies, in their view athletes have absolute borders, they just want to win, not enjoy the fun of transcending themselves in sports.
This is not only venting in the network, but also really entering the offline. Some Chinese students studying in South Korea made a slight headline that after Huang Daxian was sent off the field for losing the Winter Olympics, when they passed two Young Koreans on the street, listened to their speeches, knew that it was Chinese, and came to beat them. After they called the police, the police also wanted to fight with the mud, defined as rubbing against each other, which is what we call mutual fighting in China, so that things were calm. Eventually contact the embassy and demand that the other party be held accountable.
What can you learn when you study in Korea? In addition to being able to learn Korean, what else is worth learning? South Korea is a small place with a large population, and the atmosphere between the people is very tense, and it is generally not very friendly to foreigners. Especially for mainlanders, they have a complex mindset. Think about it, there is no way to deny Chinese characters even by name, you must also use Chinese characters, and you have such a high degree of self-esteem, and a high sense of inferiority derived from it, can you have a good attitude towards mainland students from Greater China?
Sport really knows no borders, and we still have to stick to it. But athletes do have borders, and they still have to be clearly distinguished. Sometimes to be tolerant of others is to do evil to oneself. Headlines hit list
