Today's Zhang Jike photo door incident is rumored, and it has been on Weibo hot search several times, and everyone is also discussing the truth of the incident, mainly the event design to the reputation of a well-known female star, if it really happened, then really criticize what Zhang Jike did. Zhang Jike is a famous table tennis player in the country, and has won a lot of honors for the country, even with an annual salary of up to 60 million, once a teenager in the arena, and even made a move to tear clothes after the victory, why was such a figure exposed to gambling and other negative news.
In fact, Zhang Jike's personality was vividly shown when participating in a romance show, at that time, their family inexplicably had a sense of superiority, and they couldn't see the humble attitude at all, when they first wanted to meet the female guest, their father threatened to ask for each other's plain photos, which may be the pride and arrogance given by the champion's halo, and the performance in the show is also extremely self-sufficient, will not take into account the feelings of others, and Jin Chen's meeting is careless, arranged. In his world, it seems to revolve around him, maybe it has always been the growth environment that makes Zhang Jike compare himself, so maybe he indulged himself so that he broke out that gambling owed a lot of debts, the once proud son of heaven is now reduced to the object of discussion, if this matter is true, what he did unseemly is that he should not hurt girls, after all, the two people once wanted to love, and the rumors spread were like devouring thousands of needles, so did Zhang Jike lose himself in Vanity Fair, Whether we need to bear legal responsibility depends on the development of things, but persuade every man to respect the girl, rather than treat her as a profit purpose, perhaps when we lose our original intention, we will fall into the abyss of desire, and Zhang Jike is a good hand to play badly, but also admonish ourselves, live seriously, and treat others kindly.
