On October 24, the topic #Yang Shuyu posted again to refuse fans to pick up the plane#rushed to the hot search.
It is understood that on the 23rd, women's basketball player @Yang ShuyuYSY posted a post refusing fans to pick up the plane, refusing fans to squat on the undisclosed training itinerary and asking for autographs, saying that such illegal access to their personal information and itinerary made them feel terrifying.
As early as October 15, Yang Shuyu posted a refusal to pick up fans, saying: "Don't pick up, don't like it, thank you at the stadium." ”
And in July this year, Yang Shuyu was directly angry, "I don't like to be secretly photographed like this, please" "Who is so rich, is it bad to buy some clothes?" ”
According to public information, Yang Shuyu was born in 2002 and currently plays for the Guangdong women's basketball team as a guard. In 2023, she won the 2023 Women's Basketball Asian Cup with the women's basketball national team and the women's basketball gold medal at the Hangzhou Asian Games.
A few days ago, a video of table tennis player Wang Chuqin angrily scaring his followers at the airport also went viral on the Internet. Late on the night of October 14, Wang Chuqin issued a statement hoping to boycott "proxy photography" and long-term follow-up photography. "On the field, I'm an athlete; Outside the arena, I'm also a normal person, and I hope everyone respects each other's privacy, keeps a distance, and gives me some personal space to breathe."
The rise of social media has brought people closer to athletes. At the same time, some controversial bad "rice circle customs" are also surging undercurrent, making star-chasing behavior cross the line-
Table tennis player Fan Zhendong once encountered fan siege at the airport, the scene was out of control, in the face of the crazy behavior of some fans, Fan Zhendong called on the public to only pay attention to his performance on the field, "I beg the fans to allow me to be an ordinary person";
In response to the leakage of his own life information and flight itinerary, badminton player Chen Yufei once issued an article reminding the "rice circle" not to cross the line;
At the Tokyo Olympics, after diver Quan Hongchan won the gold medal, some fans and online anchors poured into her home to "check in" or even broadcast live, affecting the normal life of athletes and their families.
It is worth noting that behind the similar chaos of proxy photography, it is no longer pure fan star chasing behavior, but has evolved into a gray industry chain with clear composition and deep binding interests: fans are buyers, proxy groups are responsible for taking and distributing photos, and "scalpers" "get" sports stars' flight whereabouts information and identity information through various illegal means.
The China Youth Review posted that the "chaos in the rice circle" should not spread to the sports circle. Listening to the sincere call of athletes to resist bottomless proxy shooting, and focusing on the field rather than private life, is a more rational and peaceful star-chasing posture.
Finishing: Chen Yinshan Comprehensive Youth Review (Author: Ren Guanqing)
Source: China Youth Daily