Recently, Chinese diving team player Chen Qianxi won the women's 1-meter springboard championship in the diving competition of the 14th National Winter Games, however, the young athlete's victory did not receive the respect and blessing it deserved, but caused a lot of controversy and siege.
According to reports, Chen Qianxi's social media account was besieged and abused by Quan Hongchan fans, and many netizens left messages in the comment area, saying that Chen Qianxi's victory was unfair, and some even accused her of "cheating" and "spending money to buy championships". These false remarks and invective attracted attention and intervention from social media platforms, and the comment section was shut down.
This is not the first time such incidents have occurred, and similar incidents of online violence have occurred from time to time in the field of sports. For athletes, these false accusations and attacks not only hurt their self-esteem, but also may affect their performance and psychological state. For the coaching team and team management, how to effectively protect the image and rights and interests of athletes has become an important task.
In this incident, Zhou Jihong, the head coach of the national diving team, became the focus of attention. As Chen Qianxi's coach, how will he respond to such online violence incidents, protect the rights and images of athletes, and prevent similar incidents from happening again? This is also something that sports administrators and coaching teams need to think about and solve.
In this context, sports administrators and coaching teams need to actively take measures to establish sound institutions and systems to protect the image and rights of athletes. First, it is necessary to strengthen the publicity and reporting of athletes, so that the public can have a more comprehensive understanding of the growth and dedication of athletes. Second, it is necessary to establish perfect laws and systems to severely crack down on and punish false accusations and attacks. Third, it is necessary to strengthen the supervision and management of social media to prevent the occurrence of online violence incidents.