During the Wuhan competition, Quan Hongchan became the focus of public opinion because of her comments on hot dry noodles, but unexpectedly, things changed, and her group photo standing in the front row caused controversy again. The rising star of the sports world was thrown into the limelight again because she dared to stand in the first row of the group photo. Fan circle culture seems to have become pervasive, and it is no longer just exclusive to the entertainment industry.
Unfortunately, Quan Hongchan may become the next target of accusation because of this position controversy. Will the criteria for judging athletes in the future include where they stand in the group photo? This kind of provocative culture is really ridiculous.
The problem of excessive extremism of online public opinion needs to be solved urgently, and the real-name system and regulatory mechanism should become a key link in governance. Quan Hongchan is a young athlete who should be encouraged and supported, not blamed and criticized for no reason. The question of position is not something she can decide for herself, so it really makes no sense to push her to the forefront.
In the end, the flood of fan circle culture needs to arouse everyone's vigilance. Excessive enthusiasm and accusations are both injustices against the individual. For Quan Hongchan, I hope everyone can look at her words and deeds rationally and give her enough space, instead of attacking her for no reason because of a momentary trend.