Tokyo women's 10m platform Olympic gold medalist Jeon Hong-chan completed an amazing achievement at the age of 14, winning the gold medal in her first Olympic debut, 3 full marks in 5 jumps, and the other 2 jumps are also high scores, according to the difficulty coefficient of the choice, the full score of this set of actions is 477 points, she scored 466.2 points, breaking the Olympic record of nearly 20 points! The people who watched the Olympic games with me were in awe of Quan Hongchan's outstanding performances – one of the most outstanding individual performances at the Olympics, and she was a super genius.
Her village has witnessed her historic achievements, with lion dances and firecrackers celebrating the extraordinary performance of this gifted young girl.
Chinese netizens are ecstatic about Quan Hongchan's brilliant achievements, and they are also moved by her story, and her world will change. Quan Hongchan contains a touching Chinese story, telling the noble emotions and values of China, such as filial piety, diligence, sacrifice and love.
But such a talented girl has been attacked by some Western countries, not only Australia, but also Germany. Their malicious denigration is simple, that is, Quan Hongchan is only 14 years old, and such an age should not appear in the Olympic arena.
In fact, they ignored some of the other younger Olympic athletes:
1. Hend Zaza, a "prodigy" who grew up in a country ravaged by civil war. As soon as vaccinations are relaxed, she will come to China for training. If the Tokyo Olympics had not been postponed, she could have made her first appearance on the world stage at the age of 11
2. Nishiya Momiji is a Japanese skateboarder. At the 2020 Summer Olympics, she won the women's gold medal. The 13-year-old is the youngest gold medalist in the history of the Japanese team and the third youngest Olympic athlete to win a gold medal at the Olympics after Marjorie Gesterlin and Klaus Zelta.
German television and many viewers praised the 13-year-old Japanese skater as a genius, cute, brave and admirable love of the sport. Many people have commented that being very young is an absolute necessity for a sport like skateboarding.
These people are all younger than China's Olympic gold medalist Quan Hongchan. But it is the existence of female athletes like Quan Hongchan that prevents female athletes from Western countries such as Germany and Australia from winning gold medals. That's why they continue to maliciously slander China's Olympic gold medalists. Young athletes from other countries, because they participate in the sport, do not compete with countries such as Germany and Australia, so they pretend not to see them.
The women's 10m platform is one of the most difficult Olympic events, and athletes must have absolute talent and absolute effort to reach the height of All Red Chan.
German Olympic Committee President Hohmann said in an interview:
My personal view is that it is pointless and irresponsible to keep lowering the age of competitors and that age limits are still necessary in high level competition,At what early age can you force a child into competitive sport in such a consistent and cruel way? A child can't possibly want that (training)!"
"My personal opinion is that it is pointless and irresponsible to constantly lower the age of competitors, that age limits are still necessary at a high level of competition, and how young can you force your child to participate in competitive sports in such a consistent and brutal way?" Kids can't want that kind of (training)! ”
Does that sound reasonable? But it's funny that the German team for this year's Olympics also has a skateboarder Lily Stoopsius, who is as old as Chinese Olympic gold medalist Quan Hongchan and is 14 years old. Franziska van Armsik, a German swimmer at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, was also 14 years old.
German German Olympic Committee President Hohmann so double standard, the criticism of Chinese player Quan Hongchan caused dissatisfaction among foreign netizens:
"It is understandable that German Olympic Committee President Hohmann criticised Quan Hongchan for being too young at 14. But it remains a question why the German Olympic Committee itself sent a 14-year-old athlete to the competition. It's always these Chinese (who are criticised) ......"
German Olympic Committee President Hohmann is understandably criticizing Quan Hongchan for being too young at 14. But the question is why the German Olympic Committee itself sent a 14-year-old athlete to compete in the Olympic Games. Why is China always criticized? ”
The Australian news website has the caption of a photo that says Quan Hong Chan "looks frustrated after getting a perfect score".
She was focusing on the game! She only smiled after completing her last perfect dive, which was the secret of her engrossed attention.
The Western media maliciously ignored Quan Hongchan's smile after coming out of the pool after completing the last perfect dive.
If athletes sent by China (or any other country) do not threaten athletes from these Western countries, then they will not mind that China (or any other country) sends younger athletes. But once Chinese (or any other country) athletes threaten the performance of athletes from these Western countries, the attacks and smears of the Western media will come, which is the double standard of the Western countries, which is disgusting hypocrisy.
Against the backdrop of increasingly acute international conflicts and the prevalence of nationalism and populism, the Olympics are poised to bridge the divide of the world, but biased reporting in some Western media runs counter to the Olympic spirit.
There is no country that does not attach importance to gold medals, and the US media has reported heavily on the gold medals of its athletes. But when Chinese athletes won the gold medal, they were attacked harshly, which fully demonstrated the double standards of these Western media organizations.
Why is it that the United States winning an Olympic gold medal shows the success of American institutions, values and dreams, while China leads the United States in the number of gold medals, they claim that medals are no longer equivalent to cultural power?
The double standards displayed by the Western media when talking about medals are a good indication that they cannot face up to the growing power of China, which makes them very stingy. It is true that as China is expected to continue to show the magical charm of the ancient country of the East that is becoming stronger and more confident in the future Olympic Games, the news and social media reports of Western countries will become more biased and defamatory, and these prejudices and statements have now spread to the field of sports. We have to get used to it.
The Olympic Games are over, let us once again celebrate the great achievements of Chinese Olympic gold medalist Quan Hongchan, the ultimate perfection, extraordinary and magical achievements.