South Korean judoka black-hearted hooligan, and there is no peace in the international sports arena
As soon as the judo competition of the Guangzhou Asian Games began, South Korean athlete Lee Huiqing poured a basin of dirty water on the international judo community. In her fight with Kazakhstan's Abbiba, she suddenly went out of her way and slapped her opponent in the face with a resounding slap.
Abiba crouched down in pain, clutching her aching cheeks with grievances. There is not the slightest sportsmanship at all, and it is simply the depraved behavior of street hooligans.
The referee immediately showed a red card, and Emily Lee's qualification for the game was directly cancelled. At this time, the camera was given to Emily Li, and she saw her eyes wide and dazed, trying her best to pretend to be wronged.
Obviously, he was the first to commit a foul, but he still wanted to hide and pretend to be innocent with a gun, which is simply ridiculous. Emily Lee was reluctant to leave the scene, so she covered her face and pretended to be a victim before stepping down.
It is said that the skin around Abiba's eyes was broken by her, and the cruelty of this slap can be imagined.
How could South Korea, which has always regarded itself as a country of etiquette, come up with such an outright negative teaching material? This kind of black-hearted and reckless behavior that openly violates the law really makes people refresh their world outlook on the sports ethics of the South Korean team.
South Korean judo has always boasted internationally that Haikou should raise its eyebrows, but I did not expect that the "judo talents" sent to the Asian Games would be such a hooligan. Emily Lee's hooliganism is tantamount to a slap in the face of the Korean judo community and a loss of face in the Korean sports world.
Not only did she tarnish her own sportsmanship, but she also made all judo lovers look at the Korean judo world sharply.
In a sports competition, athletes should compete honestly and not cunningly. People like Emily Lee have brought violence and malice into the otherwise sacred sports competition, which is simply eye-catching.
The sports arena in Asia and around the world will never have the peaceful days it used to be.
Badminton did not shake hands and lost his demeanor, and the South Korean team had another scandal
In the Asian Games badminton men's singles match, South Korean player Kwon Chun-woo violently broke the badminton racket in his hand as if he wanted to vent his dissatisfaction after failing to face an Indian opponent.
Subsequently, his opponent took the initiative to come forward and shake hands with him, but Kwon Chunyu deliberately ignored his opponent's friendliness, packed his backpack and pushed him away.
Kwon Chunyu's move caused an uproar in the international sports world. He is obviously a loser with a high heart and no one in his eyes, and he has no demeanor as a sportsman.
The faux pas of this attitude is tantamount to spilling a handful on the wounds of the loser. The audience expressed strong condemnation, believing that he was looking for an excuse to vent his incompetent rage, which was not enough.
Previously, the hooliganism incident of South Korean judoka Lee Huiqing was still vivid, but I didn't expect that there were such rude people in the badminton team. Two sportsmanship scandals involving members of the South Korean team have been exposed one after another, and foreign media have been slamming South Korean athletes.
Their disrespect for their opponents on the field is seriously out of touch with the high-profile image of etiquette outside the field. This is not an isolated case, and the overall situation of the Korean team is worrying.
Every mature sports person will understand that victory and defeat are common things in soldiers, and today's failure is not the end, but the starting point of a new start. But Kwon Chun-woo has completely lost such a sportsmanship, which makes people even more worried about the overall atmosphere of the Korean team.
The spectators who were cheering at the same stadium were all talking, hoping that the South Korean sports department would take this as a warning and rectify the sportsmanship of the athletes from the source to avoid being embarrassed again.
South Korea's black whistle at the Seoul Olympics broke in, and the referee was violently beaten
In the 1988 Seoul Olympics, the host country, South Korea, did not hesitate to blatantly cheat in order to win gold at home, which seriously tarnished the Olympic competitive spirit.
At that time, American boxing champion Roy Jones Jr. had a clear upper hand in boxing, and the statistics showed that he was far ahead. However, the South Korean referee unexpectedly awarded the South Korean player the victory, openly ignoring the facts and figures, and brazenly won the championship for his own player.
This kind of blatant cheating was collectively condemned by the international media, and all unbiased sports fans were outraged by the incident.
Even more offensive was the violent beating of a New Zealand referee who was violently beaten by a group of South Korean athletes after a New Zealand referee made reasonable deductions for multiple fouls committed by a South Korean player.
Instead of stopping them, South Korean security guards joined a violent gang to punch and kick the innocent referee. This blatant violation of sportsmanship is a staggering act for everyone. After the beating, the South Korean athletes also justifiably claimed that they were "patriotic" in beating people, distorted the facts, used strong arguments, reversed right and wrong, and showed no remorse.
Such a sports scene is almost as full of violence and lies as North Korea at that time. All fair sports fans are saddened by the moral degradation of these Koreans.
The sports arena is supposed to be full of the spirit of mutual help and caraternity, but the behavior of Koreans completely deviates from the original meaning of sports, and raises deep doubts about their sportsmanship.
Many international media outlets have lashed out at the humiliating act of the Olympics in South Korea. Regrettably, however, this practice has not been completely eradicated in the Korean sports world.
In recent years, the various violations and scandals of the South Korean team in the international arena still make people question the bottom line of South Korea's sportsmanship.
The opening ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics South Korea's commentary is full of ugliness
At the opening ceremony of the Tokyo 2021 Olympic Games, when athletes from various countries entered the stadium, the commentary of the Korean broadcasting station left an extremely bad impression. They use extremely negative and even abusive words to introduce athletes from all over the world, which is full of prejudice and stereotypes, which makes all fair sports fans feel very surprised and despised.
For example, the South Korean commentator used "Chernobyl" to introduce the Ukrainian team, and saying such negative words and phrases that have nothing to do with sports is simply an open insult to Ukraine.
For the Norwegian team, they refer to it as "salmon".
To the Salvadoran team, they did not even mention their names, saying only "Bitcoin", which was devalued as synonymous with cryptocurrency.
This kind of rude and rude commentary completely exposes the prejudice and xenophobia in the eyes of the Korean host. It completely runs counter to the basic spirit of friendship, mutual assistance, solidarity and mutual love in the Olympic Games, and will only further aggravate the resentment between the people of different countries.
With such a hostile and even abusive attitude towards athletes from all over the world, the narrow vision and arrogant national complex of the South Koreans are undoubtedly exposed.
Regrettably, this tendency is not just a problem for a few, and it seems to reflect an underlying mentality of the mainstream South Korean population.
At the Tokyo Olympics that followed, after the South Korean delegation entered the Olympic Village, it immediately hung a large number of anti-Japanese slogans, once again showing strong xenophobic tendencies.
They actually went to the land of the host country to provoke the host, which has seriously violated the basic etiquette of sports exchanges, and it is really despicable to their behavior.
The South Korean team cheated collectively at the Winter Olympics and was kicked out of the game and still did not admit its mistake
At the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, several athletes of the South Korean short track speed skating team were found to have collectively cheated in the competition, and were decisively punished by international judges and directly disqualified from the competition.
This kind of blatant fraud is really eye-catching, and it has seriously touched the bottom line of sports competition.
However, what is even more embarrassing is that after being punished, the South Korean team not only showed no remorse, but instead lashed out at China and slandered China, completely rationalizing its own violations, claiming that it was the Chinese organizers who retaliated against South Korea and tried their best to shirk their own responsibility.
This kind of strong rhetoric and reversal of black and white is really ridiculous.
The International Skating Union (ISU) was deeply impatient with the Korean team's vexatious troubles, and finally got unbearable and directly released a number of videos of the Korean team's violations on the field.
The conclusive video evidence completely overturns the sophistry of the South Korean team and directly beats their bandit logic to the ground. As a result, the South Korean team had to bow their heads and admit their mistakes, which was the only reasonable ending to this farce.
This incident fully exposed the two major problems of the South Korean team: first, their athletes completely violated sportsmanship and cheated to win; Second, after being investigated and punished, there was no repentance, but strong words, this shameless response really made people deeply worried about the basic quality of the Korean sports industry.
Facts speak louder than words, and the South Korean team should learn from the pain and deeply reflect on their own actions in order to regain the fairness of sports competition.
The lack of morality of the South Korean team is regrettable and urgently needs to repent and strive for strength
Judging by the recent scandal of the South Korean team at the Asian Games, their performance in the arena is very worrying. Scandals such as illegal cheating have been continuously exposed, fully exposing the serious lack of sportsmanship of the South Korean team.
First of all, in order to pursue victory, their athletes do not hesitate to violate the rules and fouls, and openly use violence and other means to win. This mentality of emphasizing results rather than process deviates from the essence of fairness and justice in sports competition.
Secondly, in the face of failures and accusations, they do not know how to review, and always use strong words, shamelessly bite back, and say that they are victims. Such unreasonable quibbles will only make their image in the international sports world plummet.
Therefore, the South Korean team urgently needs to reflect on and rebuild its sportsmanship. Victory is not the only goal of sports, abiding by the rules, respecting opponents, and advancing and retreating in a certain way are the backbone of a true sportsman.
The South Korean team must understand that only by accumulating moral credibility over a long period of time can they gain true respect on the world sports stage.
It is believed that the South Korean government and the sports community will be aware of the seriousness of the problem. At the time of sports reform in South Korea, all Korean athletes and coaches should consciously receive sports ethics education and eliminate cheating and other behaviors from the ideological roots.
Only in this way can we rebuild the positive image of the Korean team and regain the world's respect for Korean sports. We look forward to a comeback in the Korean sports community, regaining their sportsmanship and achieving new heights.