CCTV host posted a spit: How can even the names of Gu Ailing and Yusheng Jiexin be mispronounced?

Halfway through the Beijing Winter Olympics, the Chinese delegation has won a total of 6 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze, and the number of gold medals and medals has exceeded the best results in the history of the Winter Olympic Games, and a new milestone has been erected in the history of the Winter Olympic Games.

The total number of Chinese sports delegations in the Beijing Winter Olympics is 387, including 176 athletes, 164 coaches, team leaders, scientific and medical personnel and other sports team staff, and 47 youth league staff.

Did you notice while watching the game? Some media personalities mispronounce the names of the athletes.

Recently, CCTV weather forecast host Song Yingjie complained on the Internet: Some people always read "Gu Ailing" as "Gu Ailin".

Ling (líng) do not pronounce Chenglin (lín)

Before and after nasal sounds are not distinguished, will always have an impact on communication, I hope that everyone usually summarizes the practice, especially for the host, pronouncing the front and back nasal sounds is the most basic requirement. If you don't understand the front and back nasal sounds, you can check the previous tweets → the front and back nasal sounds

Japanese figure skater Yu Yusuke at the Winter Olympics has attracted much attention, but some netizens will still misread his name.

Yusheng knot string (xián) is mistaken for Yusheng knot xuan (xuán).

Netizens complained about reading the name of yusheng knot string:

"Why is this not a polysyllabic word mispronounced?" "If you still mispronounce the string now, my advice is to resign now, don't explain, the players' names are mispronounced, are you really working?"

As early as 2014, when CCTV commentator Zhang Mengmeng was explaining the 2014-15 ISU Grand Prix Finals in Barcelona, Zhang Mengmeng always pronounced "string" as "xuán" instead of pronouncing "xián" correctly, which caused dissatisfaction among netizens at the time: "Although this word is not easy to read correctly, but as CCTV, didn't you check it before?" "I don't believe she didn't learn the word, how did you graduate from high school?"

The string has only one pronunciation, and that is "xián", remember!

The names of the Chinese athletes participating in this year's Winter Olympics must not be misread.

• Beijing Winter Olympics , Chinese men's ice hockey team forward – Zhong Wei

"暐" pronounced "wěi"

• Beijing Winter Olympics China men's ice hockey team defender - Yan Ruinan

"Yan" pronounced "yān"

• Beijing Winter Olympics , Chinese women's ice hockey team forward – Lin Qiqi

"Qi" pronounced "qǐ"

"Qi" pronounced "qí"

• Beijing Winter Olympics China Freestyle Ski Team Men's Aerial Skills - Qi Guangpu

"Pu" pronounced "pú"

• Beijing Winter Olympics , China Snowboard Team Women's Parallel Giant Slalom – Zang Ruxin

"Zang" pronounced "zāng"

• Beijing Winter Olympics China Snow Racing Team women's helmsman - Ying Qing

"Should" as a surname pronounced "yīng"

• Beijing Winter Olympics China Steel Frame Snow Team male athlete - Yan Wengang

"Yan" pronounces "yán"

• Beijing Winter Olympics Chinese Bobsleigh Team Men's Team - Fan Duoyao

"Duo" pronounced "duó"

• Beijing Winter Olympics Chinese Bobsleigh Team Women's Team - Wang Peixuan

"沛" pronounced "pèi"

• Beijing Winter Olympics China Alpine Ski Team Men's Team - Xu Mingfu

"甫" pronounced "fǔ"

• Beijing Winter Olympics : Chinese biathlon female athlete – Chu Yuanmeng

"褚" is pronounced "chǔ" when used as a surname.

Come on Chinese athletes

What other names have you come across that are easily mispronounced?

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This article is originally produced by China Broadcasting Host Network,