South Korea's short track scandal was exposed again, and bullying appeared after taking off their pants
4hw.com.cn: South Korea's ice sports again exposed a scandal. South Korean speed skater Jin Baolin said on the 11th that he was bullied by his teammates in the team.
According to South Korean media reports, in the speed skating women's team chase at the Pingchang Winter Olympic Games last year, South Korean team member Lu Shanying fell far behind Jin Baolin and another teammate. At the same time, Jin Baolin attributed the poor team performance to Lu Shanying's excessive backwardness in the post game interview, which subsequently triggered a dispute that Lu Shanying was' isolated 'by Jin Baolin and other teammates.
However, Jin Baolin said in an interview with the media on the 11th that she was bullied by Lu Shanying, a senior member of the national team, from entering the national team in 2010 to the Pingchang Winter Olympics. 'Lu Shanying, a senior member of the national team, often hinders my training and speaks ill of me'.
After last year's team chase, Jin Baolin became a 'target of public criticism', and hundreds of thousands of people in South Korea signed to deprive her of her national team membership. South Korea's Ministry of culture and sports therefore conducted a special supervision on the Korean ice sports league. The sports department finally reached the conclusion that there is no intentional isolation behavior based on the statements of the parties and other players and the analysis of the situation before and after the competition.
This is another scandal in South Korea's ice sports after short track speed skater Shen Shixi accused former national team coach Zhao Zaifan of sexual assault.
Some South Korean media believe that this is related to the overall achievement supremacy of South Korean sports and the internal power relationship of ice sports. A former coach of the South Korean Short Track Speed skating team said that the power of ice sports is concentrated in the hands of some people, which prevents the victims from exposing evil deeds and triggers a vicious circle.