Recently, Yang Shuyu, who is only 21 years old, issued an appeal on social media, hoping that fans and fans would not go to the airport to pick up the plane, and stressed that the stadium is the best place for them to meet. The young basketball national has achieved great results in the past few years, but he has also encountered problems from the rice circle culture and the agency photography industry. This article explores the reasons behind Yang's call and raises the importance of focusing on athletes' performance on the field.
Yang Shuyu, 21, a current women's basketball national player, has already won the championship for the national team at the 2023 Asian Cup and Asian Games. The new season is about to begin, and she will return to Dongguan women's basketball team with her sister Yang Liwei to participate in the WCBA competition. In the various activities before the start of the season, Yang Shuyu was popular with fans and fans, and signed photos continuously, which fully reflected her high popularity.
Yang Shuyu herself does not like to pay too much attention, especially the pursuit of rice circles and the invasion of privacy by proxy photography, which makes her feel very disgusted. She directly appealed to fans on social media not to go to the airport to pick up the airport, and made it clear: "Don't pick up, don't like it, see you at the stadium Thank you." ”
In recent years, there has been a dissatisfactory rice circle culture and the rise of the agency photography industry in the domestic sports world, which has brought great trouble to many sports stars. Guoping's Fan Zhendong and Wang Chuqin have successively encountered the anger of these rice circle fans. Fan Zhendong's home had been invaded, and he had to call the police to deal with the problem. Wang Chuqin was troubled by proxy photography at the airport, causing his mentality to collapse and even burst into foul language. Both players have called on fans to focus more on their performances on the field than on their private lives.
Now, Yang Shuyu has encountered a similar problem. She had previously posted that she was crazy and secretly photographed by proxy photos, and even went out to eat normally, which seriously interfered with her daily life. For Yang Shuyu's appeal, her fans should be able to feel that this is her true voice.
The reason why Yang Shuyu has such a high popularity is inseparable from her achievements in the competitive arena. At the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, Yang Shuyu, who was only 19 years old at the time, won the bronze medal on behalf of the Chinese three-man women's basketball team. Coupled with her short hair and handsome image, she quickly attracted a large number of fans.
Since the Tokyo Olympics, Yang Shuyu has become one of the most popular athletes in the domestic women's basketball field, and has signed several endorsement contracts with her sister Yang Liwei, including becoming the first spokesperson for Nike's AJ series in China.
High popularity does not mean that Yang Shuyu can be disturbed. As a professional basketball player, attention should focus on her on-court performance. Her job is to play well, win and achieve the goals. If fans want to support Yang Shuyu, they should cheer for them in the audience or in front of the TV, not disturb their lives.
Yang Shuyu's appeal highlights the problems facing modern sports, namely the overdevelopment of rice circle culture and agency photography industry. Athletes want fans and fans to focus more on their accomplishments on the field rather than invading their private lives. Respecting the right to privacy of athletes is not only a tribute to them, but also a recognition of their hard work and sweat.
In supporting athletes, we should focus on their areas of expertise, applaud their basketball performance, and give them real support. By respecting athletes' right to privacy, we are able to create a positive and healthy atmosphere in the world of sports, allowing athletes to better focus on their competition and bring glory to their country.
To end the article with a quote: "Respect the athletes, pay attention to basketball, and let's create a better sports environment together." ”