In a controversial incident in the CBA league, Shenzhen's national player Gu Quan was knocked to the ground by Shanxi player Chang Lin's elbow during the game, but the referee did not give a penalty for the foul. Gu Quan protested violently against the referee and was ejected for accumulating two technical fouls. Gu Quan was indeed a little wronged, Chang Lin didn't even have an ordinary foul, and he himself was expelled after being elbowed. Fans said that this referee is really too dark, and they have asked for such a referee to be fired.
Good people are often like this, they usually endure grievances if they can endure them, and they will not attack easily. But as soon as they think things are too unreasonable, they erupt like a volcano. People with this personality are not uncommon in life, they are usually kind-hearted and unwilling to conflict with others, but they have firm principles and bottom lines in their hearts. Once these lines are touched, their reactions are often strong and sudden, catching people off guard. I'm one of those people who try to avoid conflict but never back down when it matters most.
This may be the case with Gu Quan. As an athlete, he has endured countless challenges and pressures on the field. Normally, he might choose to be patient and not let his emotions affect the game. But when he feels extremely unjust or wronged, his reaction can be very strong. This outburst of emotion, while understandable, can often have adverse consequences in sporting events.
In sports competitions, the emotional management of athletes is very important. Losing control of emotions not only affects the performance of the individual, but can also have a negative impact on the team. In addition, sporting events have their own rules and disciplines, and athletes behave not only on behalf of individuals, but also on behalf of teams and countries. Therefore, even in the face of injustice and grievances, athletes need to learn to control their emotions and express their grievances and seek solutions through appropriate channels.
For Gu Quan, if he faces the risk of additional punishment because of his emotional turmoil, this is undoubtedly a serious challenge. This will not only affect his personal career, but also his team. In this case, Gu Quan and his team need to take proactive measures to deal with the possible consequences.
First of all, Gu Quan needs to reflect on his own behavior. No matter how reasonable the emotional outburst, as a professional athlete, he needs to recognize that his standards of behavior should be higher. He needs to learn to manage his emotions better and remain calm even in situations of extreme injustice.
Gu Quan and his team can express their grievances and demands through legal channels. If there is indeed a case of injustice or miscarriage of justice, they can seek a solution by filing a grievance, communicating with the relevant organization, etc. Not only will you avoid emotional concerns, but you will also need to be prepared to face possible penalties. In sporting events, rules and discipline are crucial. Even if the emotional outburst is for the right reasons, there may be consequences for violating the rules. Gu Quan needs to be mentally prepared, accept possible punishments, and learn from them.
As an athlete, Gu Quan's emotional outbursts in the face of injustice and grievances are understandable, but it's not the best way to solve the problem. As a "good old man", although persistence and outbursts at critical moments show personality and principles, in sports events, it is more important to learn to control emotions, express dissatisfaction reasonably, and solve problems in an appropriate way. In this way, you can not only protect your own rights and interests, but also maintain sportsmanship and discipline on the field.
The selection and training of referees is the basis for improving the level of referees. Basketball associations and related organizations should establish a strict referee selection mechanism to ensure that all referees entering the system have the necessary qualifications and expertise. In addition, regular training and assessment are also essential. Through training, referees can constantly update their understanding of basketball rules and improve the accuracy of their decisions. At the same time, the assessment can help screen out referees with poor performance and ensure the quality of referees on the field.
The psychological quality and emotional management ability of referees are also the key to improving the level of referees. In high-intensity, high-pressure matches, referees need to remain calm and objective and make impartial decisions. This requires not only the referees to have solid professional knowledge, but also to have good psychological quality and emotional control ability. Therefore, the training of referees should include psychological quality and emotional management.
In addition, improving the authority and impartiality of referees is also an important aspect of improving the level of referees. The authority of referees in the game should not be derived from their temper or personal will, but on their professional ability and impartiality in their decisions. To this end, the Basketball Association and related organizations need to establish a sound referee supervision mechanism, conduct an open and transparent evaluation of referees' penalties, and ensure that referees can make fair judgments in the game.
Finally, the process of improving referees also requires the understanding and support of the public, players and coaches. Referees are also human beings, and they can make mistakes in the game. The public, players and coaches should give the referees the necessary respect and understanding, and at the same time, they can also make suggestions and feedback on the referees' decisions through appropriate channels.