In the event of Suzhou marathon on November 18, there was a huge controversy: he Yinli, a Chinese athlete, was interrupted by volunteers rushing up to deliver the national flag during the sprint, and finally lost to the Africans by 5 seconds to lose the championship and take the second place. After the competition, the Chinese players' losing the national flag 'is questioned and unpatriotic. What's the matter with losing the champion and being scolded?
In the sprint stage of the Suzhou marathon women's race, volunteers twice handed the national flag to the marathon runner he Yinli. He Yinli, who was sprinting with all his strength, was affected and was seized by Africans. He Yinli finally failed to win the championship. It is worth mentioning that when he Yinli got the national flag, it was nearly overdrawn because of her physical strength, which led to the national flag off hand.
After the game, some netizens criticized her: 'don't throw it away next time, national live broadcast & hellip;' and many netizens questioned that he Yinli's move was unpatriotic. At last, he Yinli replied wrongly: 'it's not thrown. The flag is all wet, and my arm is stiff. I threw it out when swinging my arm. I'm sorry. Please understand! '
He Yinli responded with two crying expressions, which showed that she was very sorry for the loss of the champion, but also felt helpless and aggrieved when the outside world questioned her unpatriotic situation! When a marathon runner who has run more than 40 kilometers is sprinting, it's hard for ordinary people to feel the great physical energy consumption, and the behavior of volunteers handing the national flag twice is even more incomprehensible, so someone gives a proper analogy: 'Liu Xiang pauses at 12.78 seconds, and the Patriot boxers send the National Flag & hellip; & hellip;'
"Volunteers hand out the national flag, leading to the loss of the Chinese marathon crown" is a hot topic on the Internet. At noon today, a staff member of Suzhou marathon official and Sports Department of Sports Bureau of Suzhou high tech Zone was interviewed and asked whether the volunteer's behavior is an individual behavior or an official arrangement. He said: 'at present, the official I know seems to have no arrangement. It may be a volunteer's individual behavior. '
"From a competition point of view, we don't allow the referee and others to enter the track, which may be her (volunteer) personal emotional expression," the staff member continued. We are also learning more. I don't think it's personal. "The whole people have been talking about the official responsibility to the individual volunteers. I hope the official can investigate it in time and give the athletes and netizens a satisfactory account!