In the vast world of sports, every athlete is a bright star. Sometimes, however, the stars are overshadowed. Sun Yang, the superstar of Chinese swimming, was banned by FINA for the anti-inspection incident, which caused widespread attention and discussion. As the saying goes, "If you lose your horse, you won't know if you're blessed." "Sun Yang's ban is coming to an end and the Paris 2024 Olympics are about to begin. At this critical moment, we can't help but ask: Can Sun Yang catch this Olympic train and go out for the country again?
Sun Yang's ban ends on May 28, 2024, while the swimming registration deadline for the Paris Olympics is June 23. This means that Sun Yang theoretically has a chance to participate in the Paris Olympics. Of course, this is not an easy task. He needs to resume training during this time, reach the international standard A or B, and pass the selection of the Chinese Swimming Association.
Sun Yang has now begun to resume training, and he is well aware of his responsibility and mission. He is eager to stand on the international stage again and bring glory to his country. His unwavering conviction and strong will allow us to see the strength of his heart.
However, Sun Yang's road to competition was not all smooth sailing. He missed the Olympic trials for the National Championships due to a suspension, which undoubtedly made his path to the competition more difficult. However, the rules are not set in stone, and we can consider the specific situation as appropriate. Sun Yang's situation is special, and the country should give him a chance to participate in the competition for the sake of the overall situation.
Of course, we should also look at Sun Yang's participation rationally. Anti-prosecution incidents are not simply individual actions, but involve a variety of factors and complex backgrounds. We can't blame Sun Yang personally for everything, it's very unfair to him. We should look at this matter with an objective and fair attitude and give Sun Yang a fair judgment.
After Sun Yang is lifted, the Chinese Swimming Association should actively organize relevant tests or competitions to assess Sun Yang's state and level. As long as he can achieve the A standard, he should be given a chance to participate in the Olympics. This is not only a recognition of his personal ability, but also a support for China's swimming career.
At the same time, we can also try to apply to FINA to recommend Sun Yang to participate in the Olympic Games. Although Sun Yang missed the National Championship, his strength and experience are unquestionable. We should believe that he has what it takes to achieve great results on the international stage.
Sun Yang's participation is not only about his personal honor and dream, but also about the development of China's swimming industry and the improvement of its international image. We should look at this matter with an open and inclusive mindset and give Sun Yang a fair chance. At the same time, we should also reflect on and improve the selection mechanism, so that more capable athletes can stand on the international stage and show their style.
Let us hope that Sun Yang can once again win glory for the country at the Paris Olympics and let the stars of Chinese swimming shine on the world stage again.