Gu Ailing's silver medal at the Winter Olympics reflects that something is better than gold! It should be said that she has too many expectations on her shoulders, and we very much hope that this talented girl will get the best results in her competition, which seems to be in line with the public's psychological expectations for geniuses. But it is precisely this silver medal that highlights more things and returns to the most essential pursuit of human beings for the spirit of sports. The vast number of people gladly accept this silver medal, and the understanding and affirmation of this sports talented woman also reflects the cultural self-confidence of our people now.
Sportsmanship is about constantly pushing the limits of humanity. Courage to challenge, never stop, this is sports. Just like before, our appreciation and admiration for the Japanese figure skater Yusei Yusuke is a truth, and it has nothing to do with winning or losing. Yu Yu gave up his good moves in the competition and chose to challenge the impossible four a movements of human beings, although he failed, but whether it was the Japanese people, the Chinese people, or the world's figure skating enthusiasts, they all gave him high praise. Defeated. For this is a challenge to the limits of humanity, including oneself, and a triumph of the spirit. Such failures are more thrilling and awe-inspiring than the successes in the hands of the hands.
Gu Ailing fell down in the second jump due to a mistake in this competition. In the face of a qualitative third jump, there should be a huge psychological pressure. However, he withstood the pressure and, in the third jump, with a perfect performance, finally won the silver medal in the slope obstacle course final. In an interview after the game, Gu Ailing said: "It's really fun. All the while, I've been enjoying it. There was a fall in the middle, not so good. In the end, I learned and broke through, which felt very good. The third jump, I knew it was the last jump, unleashing all my abilities and showing myself. She was not upset by her mistakes. I didn't sigh because I only won the silver medal.
She gladly accepted her results, and we can see that sports athletes in the new era have the right understanding of their achievements. The comments of netizens are also very touching. Some people say: In the case of Gu Ailing's second jump mistake, the third jump can find the state of mind in time, which is really difficult. Some people say: The princess's mentality is really good, I am a spectator who is heart-wrenching, but the princess's third jump is really good! Hard work for our Frog Princess. Others say, enjoy the game, which is a new term brought by Gu Ailing to mainland sports. Why is her mental adjustment so strong, because she is enjoying the game.
Others said that it was only 0.3 points, which reflected the world's top competitive level of the project and brought a breakthrough to the mainland. The color of the medal is relatively not the most important, we need more talented young people to join together, in the future to improve the chances of winning, this is the most important. In the comment section of the news, everyone gave the 18-year-old girl enough understanding and encouragement. There was no struggle to get the gold medal. This is completely different from the state of many years ago. If an athlete had won a silver medal before, it was as if he had done something to be sorry for himself and sorry for the country. In fact, this change in attitude also reflects the gradual strengthening of our country.
Strong self-confidence leads to more understanding and tolerance. To be strong is to no longer need to prove yourself with the results of sports. We return the spirit of sports to the essence of sports, that is, to work hard and forge ahead, and constantly challenge. Therefore, through Gu Ailing's silver medal, I not only saw the unique charm of athletes in the new era who dared to challenge and withstand pressure, but also saw our own maturity and growth as Chinese people. Thank you for this great era, thank you for the joy that sports have brought us, regardless of gold medals and silver medals.