The word seems to be tightly entangled in the Chinese Basketball League (CBA) playoffs. The news on April 24 came that Guangdong Hongyuan staged an incredible scene in the third game of the 1/4 finals with Zhejiang Guangsha. As soon as the deputy referee Guo Nan made a ruling to expel Zhou Qi of the Guangdong team for elbowing the opponent, the referee Yan Jun raised his hands high, like a mountain blocking between the referees, and eagerly signaled: "Don't blow!" This paradoxical scene is like an absurd drama, which has aroused countless discussions and ridicule from netizens.
The scene began in the third quarter of the game, when Guangdong led by seven points, and Zhou Qi sent his elbow directly to the face of his opponent Li Jinxiao because of an outburst of dissatisfaction. This foul should have been the responsibility of the referee. However, after referee Guo Nan made the decision to seize power and expel him, referee Yan Jun unexpectedly showed dissent and walked straight to the field with a clear gesture to stop Guo Nan's action. His actions not only stunned the audience, but also made people question the professionalism and fairness of the referee team.
The absurdity of this scene lies in the disagreement between the referees. One referee opted to enforce the rules and eject Zhou Qi from the game, while another referee favored relaxing the refereeing standards in an attempt to keep the match running smoothly. This confusion not only challenged the fairness of the game, but also highlighted the incompetence and confusion of the referee team in dealing with emergencies.
When the referee team finally decided to confirm Zhou Qi's expulsion through video replay, Yan Jun stood up again and raised his hands to signal the referee's decision. This time, however, his move did not cause any dissent or hindrance. Guo Nan also made the same move again and expelled Zhou Qi from the game. And in the process, Zhou Qi's emotions gradually got out of control, rushed to the referee, tried to reason with him, and was finally pulled away by his teammates and coach.
The whole process is full of absurdity and irrationality. The referee's hesitation raises doubts about their professionalism and impartiality. The player's emotional out-of-control also reflects the dissatisfaction and distrust of the referee's decision. Such a farce not only makes people question the management of the CBA league, but also worries about the fairness and professionalism of the basketball game itself. In such a situation, only by working together to re-examine the refereeing standards and strengthen the management of the game can the basketball game get back on track and the fans regain confidence and enthusiasm for the sport.
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