The Korean assistant coach of the Chinese women's basketball team was scolded, and the Korean media angrily dug up the black history to retaliate against him and was expelled for sexual harassment
After the Asian Cup Chinese women's basketball team defeated South Korea, the group first and advanced to the final four, while the Korean women's basketball team needs to compete with Australia for another place in the final four. It is worth mentioning that after the loss, the Korean media took the Korean assistant coach in the Chinese women's basketball team to say something.
Among the assistant coaching team of the Chinese women's basketball team is a Korean coach named Park Myung-so. Park Myung-so led the South Korean women's basketball team to the Asian Championship runner-up in 2005.
After leaving South Korea, Park Myung-so continued his coaching career in China, coaching several teams, and last year, he joined the coaching staff of the Chinese women's basketball team as an assistant coach.
After losing to the Chinese team, the Korean media was dissatisfied with Park Myung-so's "treason" behavior, and picked up his black history, calling him a shame for the Korean women's basketball team. While coaching a South Korean club in 2007, Park Myung-so was reportedly arrested and prosecuted for sexually harassing players during training, and eventually permanently expelled from WKBL. Moreover, the court sentenced Park Myung-so to 10 months in prison, suspended for two years, and 200 hours of community service.
Korean media also said that they did not understand that the Chinese women's basketball team even hired such a coach with a black history, and the other party no longer had a job in South Korea and could not be a coach.
Interestingly, after the Chinese women's basketball team defeated South Korea, Park Myung-so was quite happy and smiling, in this regard, Korean media said that this is the smile of an unforgivable criminal in the history of the Korean women's basketball team and the most humiliating moment in the history of the Korean women's basketball team.