What is a big taboo in the competition? There must be a saying that "disturbs the morale of the army." This iron law is universal and universal. Therefore, the United States began to think crookedly, like a schoolboy who can't afford to lose, and is not afraid to laugh off his big teeth when he plays tricks.
After all, the Olympic Games are an international event, and "fairness and justice" is the main promotion, a big banner on the lips, and a slogan on the table, so small actions can only be done in private.
Do you really dare to arrest Chinese swimmers under the bill? Oh, the United States does not dare!
They are just trying to disturb our army. After all, we're swimmers strong enough to keep them awake. Looking back at so many games, they have long since lost their advantage. Can the victory or defeat in the swimming pool be changed by this small means?
As we all know, sports events have always been an excellent stage for countries to compete with each other.
But in the past few years, the wind has slowly changed, and the entanglement between sports and politics has intensified. From the ban on the World Cup in Russia to the "diplomatic boycott" of the Winter Olympics, each one seems to tell us that sports are no longer just competitions.
Is that little thing on the stadium really that simple? Are those bans and boycotts really for fair play? Or is it a case of politics under the shell of the movement? Everyone knows it. In the arena, can't you simply chase me?
The Paris Olympics are no exception. British media broke the news that the United States has sharpened its knives and is ready to "harass" China's top swimmers according to some "standards".
According to the New York Times, the U.S. government has used the FBI to investigate 23 Chinese swimmers suspected of posing positive urine tests, including Chinese swimming champions such as Qin Haiyang, Wang Shun and Zhang Yufei.
What the hell is the United States doing? Is it really to defend fair play, or is it trying to take the opportunity to interfere with the mentality of Chinese players? Before the game even started, this unhealthy atmosphere was already blowing in his face.
The well-known British media "Reuters" also released rumors that the incident may further escalate and develop in a more serious direction. Their reasoning? As early as 2015, the U.S. police launched a "raid" in Switzerland, arresting several FIFA officials on the spot. Therefore, it is not surprising that this time the old trick is repeated.
What is the United States going to do? Is it really to maintain any justice, or do you want to put on another "catch show" in the Olympic Games? This kind of operation is really ridiculous. Do they think that as long as they use this means, they can disrupt the morale of Chinese athletes and win the competition? We've seen strong winds and waves, are we still afraid that this little trick won't work?
The so-called Rodchenkov Anti-Doping Act is named after Grigory Rodchenkov, the whistleblower of the sports anti-drug scandal who fled from Russia to the United States.
The bill gives U.S. officials the green light to arrest doping sports personnel around the world as long as the games involve U.S. athletes, sponsors and broadcasters.
Such a domineering bill makes people laugh and be speechless. Does the United States really think that it is the world's policeman, and that it can wield the stick of justice wherever it goes?
Interestingly, however, the bill was immediately questioned by the IOC and the World Anti-Doping Agency after it was passed in the US House of Representatives and Senate. What is the United States doing? Is it to establish a global anti-doping hegemony?
How can such a "law" be recognized by the international community, isn't it a joke? Or can the United States' hand really stretch so long that it will not even let go of the Olympic arena?
This so-called bill is not new, but pulled out of some pre-existing legal provisions. This is reminiscent of the "long-arm jurisdiction" that the United States frequently wields. What was once a weapon used to combat international crime and terrorism has turned out to be an instrument of political struggle and is being abused with pleasure.
The United States is playing this game with a clear intention to take advantage of the global focus of the Olympic Games to take advantage of the opportunity to stumble on China. If China's swimming champions are arrested by the United States on the field, it will not only be an earthquake in the sports world, but also a direct shock to the international community.
In such a trouble, not only will China's international image be severely smeared, but the United States will also be able to grab the moral high ground and seize the commanding heights of public opinion.
But our athletes have been tempered a lot, how can they be intimidated by these little tricks? Have they forgotten that the truly strong are never afraid of any provocation? This contest is destined to be a contest between justice and conspiracy, and it will be up to you to see who has the last laugh.
How can China sit idly by and watch such a blatant provocation? The athletes who dare to move us will never give up. We are not soft persimmons, whoever wants to pinch them.
The Chinese side stressed that sports events are a stage for fair competition, not a wrestling ground for political struggle. The Olympics are not a big show of intrigue and trickery for certain countries, and all countries should follow the principle of fair competition. China's attitude is clear: it will never allow sports to become a political tool.
Small moves with sports? That is to shoot yourself in the foot, and I advise those countries that are careful to weigh the consequences. Whoever dares to destroy this Pure Land should be prepared for a strong response!
At the same time, the Chinese Swimming Association has not been idle, keeping an eye on this turmoil, vowing to ensure the safety and rights of every athlete. This formation is to be tough to the end within the rules and safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of athletes.
This revelation will not only ignite tensions between China and the United States, but also cause an uproar in the international community.
Sports organizations and Olympic-related institutions of various countries have jumped out to express their positions, calling on everyone to calm down and not let political factors interfere with the normal conduct of sports events. It's really a field, and before it can be compared, it will be made into a miasma. Is the arena really going to turn into a political arena? There was a big question mark in everyone's hearts.
If the United States really dares to arrest Chinese swimmers during the French Olympics, then France will become the biggest joke in the world! How do the host countries, France, and the Olympic Committee explain to the world? Doesn't this mean that the Olympic Games have become a political arena?
epilogue
Since its inception, the Olympic Games have had a noble mission that transcends borders, races and politics. It is a sacred stage for athletes around the world to show themselves and chase their dreams. As the shadow of politics looms over this holy land, we have to ask: what is the true meaning of the Olympics? How can we defend this precious spirit of sportsmanship?
In response to this British media revelation, we will wait and see whether this is a rumor or a hidden mystery. Regardless of the outcome, sport should return to its essence – a pure competition, a fearless spirit.
It is hoped that this Olympic Games will truly embody the Olympic spirit of "faster, higher, stronger", instead of becoming a victim of politics.
Here are the sources of information:
U.S. Funding of the World Anti-Doping Agency and the Rodchenkov Act – Impact on the International Convention against Doping in Sport | UNESCO
Xinhua News Agency – The main media center of the Paris Olympics is open