The incivility on the stadium is deplorable
During a fierce basketball match last week, there was a harrowing violent clashes. On the field, Ren Junwei, a player, deliberately put his foot on the defender Zeng Fanbo when attacking, causing the latter to fall heavily to the ground and suffered a serious concussion. Zeng Fanbo was in great pain and had to be carried off the field on a stretcher.
The violent foul immediately sparked a collision between players from both sides, and the game was interrupted for a while. The atmosphere was tense, as if it was about to erupt. The staff and coaches managed to keep the clash under control, but Zeng was unable to continue the game and had to be taken to the hospital for treatment.
This disturbing incident has once again sparked widespread concern and reflection on sports ethics education. As a civilized and orderly competitive sport, basketball should follow the basic principles of fair competition and mutual respect. Ren Junwei's kick was completely contrary to sportsmanship and seriously harmed the personal safety of the opponent.
What is even more frightening is that this violence is not unique. In recent years, in various sports events at all levels, there have been repeated uncivilized behaviors such as players beating each other and intentionally injuring others, which has seriously damaged the image of sports. Some players seem to have forgotten the purpose of sports and used the stadium as a place to vent their emotions.
Such violence must not be tolerated. It not only endangers the lives of athletes, but also seriously undermines the fairness and impartiality of sports. Spectators who bought tickets to enjoy a wonderful contest were naturally disappointed and angry when they witnessed such a dirty event.
It is necessary to severely punish players like Ren Junwei to set an example. What is more important is to strengthen the education of sports ethics for athletes, so that they can firmly establish a correct concept of competition.
The charm of sports lies not only in the wonderful struggle on the field, but also in the sportsmanship of tenacious struggle and mutual respect shown by the athletes. Only by competing in a civilized and rational way can sports truly be carried forward and become an important force for promoting the progress of social civilization.
As professional athletes, both Ren Junwei and Zeng Fanbo have received many years of professional training, and they should have a higher awareness and compliance with sportsmanship. Ren Junwei's kick on the mat left all the rules and morals behind. His actions not only hurt Zeng Fanbo personally, but also tarnished the image of the entire basketball game.
It is conceivable that after that heart-wrenching scene, Zeng Fanbo must have suffered in his heart. As a professional footballer, he trains hard day in and day out to be able to show off his skills on the field. Just when he was engrossed in the game, he was treated unfairly.
A concussion can be an extremely dangerous injury, and if not properly managed, can threaten Zeng's career and even his life. We've all seen athletes who have suffered serious injuries end up having to retire early and leave their beloved arenas.
For Ren Junwei's violent foul behavior, we must not be soft. He must be severely punished in accordance with the rules and fined sufficiently high enough to set an example. Only in this way can we effectively curb the spread of such uncivilized behavior in the sports world.
It is more important to strengthen the education of sportsmanship for athletes. Sportsmanship should not be an empty slogan, but needs to be imperceptibly infiltrated from the time of school. In the course of daily training, coaches should spare no effort to instill the correct competition philosophy in the athletes.
Competition is the essence of sports competitions, but it is in no way the same as hurting each other. Athletes should be able to focus on the game and give it their all, but at the same time respect their opponents and follow the rules. Only by firmly rooting this concept in their hearts can they truly compete in a civilized arena.
Relevant departments should also increase the publicity of sports ethics, so that more people can understand the true meaning of sports. Through various forms of public welfare activities, the spirit of sports is disseminated to all walks of life, so that the concept of civilized and rational competition is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.
Only with the joint efforts of all sectors of society can sports be able to achieve steady and far-reaching progress on the road of civilization. As sports enthusiasts, we have the responsibility to contribute to it and jointly preserve the pure land of sports, so that it will never be tainted by violence and incivility.