At present, the Beijing Winter Olympics are in full swing. In the award ceremony that has been held, there have been two movements in which the players wiped their hands on the podium, and both times there were Korean players present. One time was when Canadian athletes collectively wiped the podium with their hands before they reached the podium after winning the gold medal. At that time, the South Korean athletes who won the runner-up had no choice but to applaud awkwardly on the side. Another time was when South Korean speed skater Che Min-kyu wiped his hand on the podium before he reached the podium. Similarly, he was runner-up. However, the winner at that time was the Chinese player Gao Tingyu, after seeing this action of the Koreans, Gao Tingyu directly jumped on the podium and stood on the highest podium. In last night's live broadcast, Gao Tingyu personally responded to why he jumped on the podium and said how he felt when he saw the South Korean players wipe their hands on the podium. In this regard, some netizens said: This pavilion is really a straightforward boy, and the Korean players should also feel fortunate and thank the many people at that time.
In the speed skating competition a few days ago, China's Gao Tingyu and South Korea's Che Minkui began a championship battle. In the end, Gao Tingyu was a master of skills, beating South Korea's Che Minkui and winning the gold medal in the men's speed skating 500 meters. In fact, the winning of this gold medal is not controversial in any way. After all, speed skating is not the same as short track speed skating, speed skating is completely without physical contact, one person and one road, depending on who is fast. The most important reason why short track speed skating is controversial is because of physical contact and the referee's decision. Speed skating is who skates fast and who wins the gold medal. As a result, Gao Tingyu was the fastest in this final, winning the gold medal.
However, this gold medal, which is not controversial, is somewhat different in the eyes of South Korean player Che Minkui. Therefore, at the award ceremony after the race, Che Minkui first wiped the podium with his hands before he stepped on the podium, and then stood up. This action, in fact, the audience who understands the Winter Olympics should be no stranger. At the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics four years ago, canada missed the gold medal because of an unfair decision from a referee in the competition. Of course, it will definitely be the host South Korea team that will benefit. So when they were on the podium, they used this hand-wiping action to receive the podium, which was very clear, that is, to satirize the Korean team. But I didn't expect that the brainless Che Minkui actually used this to satirize their own actions, wasn't this their own exposé and embarrassing themselves?
And how did the champion Gao Tingyu feel at that time? After all, in the eyes of many people, although this action is stupid, it is most likely to be done for Gao Tingyu. In last night's live broadcast connection, Gao Tingyu directly responded to this question. When Gao Tingyu responded to this question, he first said that it was precisely because of This action of Che Minkui that he felt very uncomfortable, so he used the way of jumping on the podium to give a response, "Otherwise I can't jump on it." ”
Then he talked about the truest feelings in his heart at that time. Gao Tingyu said: "If there weren't so many people at that time, I would have wanted to kick him twice." "Let him listen to the national anthem honestly." Now it seems that Gao Tingyu's way of jumping on the podium at that time was already very restrained. Some netizens said that Che Minkui really should be grateful for the fact that it was a global live broadcast at that time, and there were many people on the scene, otherwise he would have taken a few kicks for his behavior, and no one sympathized with the kind. Then again, Gao Tingyu is really straightforward and too dare to say it, but he also speaks the voice of the majority of netizens. What do you think of Gao Tingyu's response?