Wang Luyao, a shooter who was stormed by the Internet, said: Sending a selfie is to correct the mentality, and Paris will come again

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[Global Network Report] Shooter Wang Luyao recently posted a selfie on the Internet after losing the women's 10-meter air rifle preliminary competition at the Tokyo Olympic Games, but unexpectedly encountered an attack on the Internet, and then deleted the post under pressure. Late at night on July 25, Wang Luyao spoke out for the first time after this incident, saying that "sending a selfie is that I want to correct my mentality, if I don't do it, I will start from the beginning, I will not admit defeat and I will not bow my head", and said that she "Paris will come again".

At 23:41 on the 25th, Wang Luyao posted on Weibo, writing: "First of all, congratulations to the Chinese athletes for their excellent results. Secondly, thanks to the media, support my friends to give me encouragement and support, but also very accept the criticism of you, for me to train hard to succeed is the capital to show off, for the word 'confession' my own understanding is that the first time I participated in the Olympic Games, the competition was nervous and did not play a normal level, so I used 'confession' to evaluate myself, of course, the selfie is I want to correct the mentality, if not, I will start from scratch, I will not admit defeat and will not bow my head, so Paris I will come again, from a new beginning, from the beginning. Finally, I wish the players who are going to play next to the game well, the Chinese team yyds. ”

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After losing the preliminary round, shooter Wang Luyao posted a selfie on the Internet and wrote a sentence: "I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I admit that I instigated, see you in three years", which was ridiculed from all angles. Some people accused her of failing to summarize well, and also had the heart to take selfies; some people questioned her "too much to be red"; some people picked her to use the word "instigated"; some people criticized her for wearing pajamas for selfies, etc., and so on. Wang Luyao has deleted the post under pressure.

You can imagine how intense the athletes are, the shooters don't play well, and a few key bullets are deflected, which has a certain incidence in the shooting team.

Which athlete is not sad to lose? Know that the Olympics only come once every four years! Wang Luyao's post is obviously a way to soothe her mood and adjust her mentality, and she may hope to get the relief and encouragement of netizens. Anyone who is a little vulnerable when they fail, wants to get sympathy, wants someone to say to themselves, it's okay, you're great, next time it's fine.

Even if Wang Luyao does not know how to speak online, does not have a good understanding of the network emotions, and is out of tune, the public should fully understand her and sympathize with her defeat. There was no political incorrectness in her words, no business shirking of responsibility, no moral flaws in sight, and the rebuke of her "greeting" was a very bad attitude towards the losers.

Morality on the Internet requires several firm anchors, and tolerance and encouragement for the losers are one of them. Because failures and failures are everywhere in this world, it is something that each of us will encounter. Let those who have encountered hardships feel that the eyes cast around them have not changed, and what surrounds them is sincere encouragement and empathy, which is one of the warmths that our society needs most. Many times the sense of justice in society is not reflected in our treatment of the successful, but precisely through how we treat the losers.

Our internet should not encourage meanness. The lives of ordinary people are not elaborately crafted for display, and the original life and expression cannot withstand the scrutiny of the Internet with a magnifying glass.

Unless a person has a significant reason to be criticized, the temporary triggering of the focus should not turn into a harsh attack on the individual, let alone a form of cyber violence. Not being subjected to online violence for non-illegal and non-serious violations of morality should be a fundamental right of all Internet residents.

Finally, we would like to say: Wang Luyao, Mo discouraged. This time and the next time, your career path and life path will continue to extend. As long as you are not discouraged, we have faith in you.