started with Quan Hongchan being verbally attacked by a sports reporter.

I don't think anyone can accept it.

How can a reporter be so malicious to his country's athlete and Olympic champion?

I have never seen the media of other countries in their own countries have such a big malice towards their own athletes...

"Crazy", "idiot", these words accurately evaluate himself.

An adult can compare English and eloquence with a 17-year-old girl, and can he have a sense of superiority? It's so ignorant.

How can such a vitriolic and arrogant way of expressing an evaluation of a struggler and a national meritorious hero not arouse the excitement and verbal criticism of the society.

How can there be any reason why a hero who won glory for the country on the Olympic stage was treated like this, not only shedding blood but also tears?

Looking forward to the follow-up.

About Quan Hongchan.

His father has also expressed more than once in interviews that he hopes that his daughter can learn cultural knowledge well in the future, but all this has to be arranged according to the arrangement.

I hope that athletes will study hard after retiring, and this is a good starting point.

After all, the jumping platform is small, and the stage for life in the future is very large.

But I want to say that you can't look at Quan Hongchan with the same eyes as Zheng Qinwen. You can't even look at Xiaoquan with the same eyes as Chen Yuxi.

Why? The upbringing experience is different, and the family background is different.

To cultivate a Zheng Qinwen, it takes 20 million to spread it online. What does this mean for an average family?

In the past 3 years, it has not been easy for Quan Hongchan.

In the process of growing up, there are various changes to be experienced, physically, in the public opinion environment, in the mentality...

It's amazing to be able to get to where we are now.

As for how her past life should go, we are not qualified to point fingers, and there is no need to worry about her survival after she retires, someone will help her make a plan.

Life is a wilderness, not a track.

Even if she really goes to open a commissary and live an ordinary life with her family, it is also someone's choice...

About journalists.

This year's Paris Olympics gave me a strong impression:The worst performers were not athletes, but Chinese journalists.

In the process of watching the Olympics, I will watch a lot of interviews, interviews, and so on.

Sometimes I wonder why our journalists keep asking these SB questions...

There are so many people, but the impression given to the audience is not only that they don't do their homework and don't understand sports, but also that they are ignorant, superficial, ungrounded, and superior to others.

Isn't the one who scolded Quan Hongchan the most obvious manifestation of arrogance?

"I know English, I can teach you how to express it in English..."

"I'm an English-speaking journalist, I'm here to teach you how to be a man and plan your career..."

All over China, there are many people who speak English better than you.

What's wrong with 17-year-old Quan Hongchan who can't speak English? Can you be the number one in the world in your industry?

No, the question is: as a journalist, do you have a masterpiece?

As a journalist, professional ability is low, as an adult is arrogant, as an "intellectual", is ignorant.

Reporter, it is not easy to ask questions, and the questions asked represent your own level.

A good sports interviewer needs to have enough understanding of sports, attitude, empathy, and good literacy. The literacy I am talking about here is not what university you went to or how good your English is.

Be equal, don't be daddy. Be professional, don't be self-congratulatory.

In many interviews, reporters and presenters are still arrogant in their own right to speak, without giving respect and kindness to others.

And their "arrogance" happened to meet the post-00s athletes who did not follow the routine, focusing on a straightforward painting style, which was called "exclusive treatment of hypocrisy" by netizens.

The post-00s began to rectify the interview world, and then it seemed that the questions they asked were so nutritious...

Then, the textbook interview belongs to singer Fang Lishen.

Fang Lishen, who was born as a swimmer, and his professional questions were talked about by netizens. Those are all things that everyone cares about, professional, and content, and it can be seen that Pan Zhanle is also very willing to answer.

And behind the camera, Fang Lishen carried the tripod, sat on the ground, and modestly said that he was not suitable to be a reporter...

Not only professional, but also humble and low-key.

About media people, about sports media people.

Brother Di should be regarded as one of the sports media people, and I want to say that in fact, sports media people are really nothing great.

Do you think that the media people are very awesome, one counts as one, isn't it all for traffic?

To put it bluntly, sports media people are very humble.

Especially in the current Internet era, the entry threshold for the media is very low, and you in front of the screen, you can open an account, you can also type on the keyboard, and you can spray it every day.

I don't think the content I output is very good, if you like to watch it, we have some kind of emotional resonance, just watch it every day at noon.

You don't need to pay, and you don't need to tip.

A lot of what I usually say is the mouth of a keyboard warrior, and I want to be a joke. There really isn't, and I don't have the ability to look down on everything.

By the way, I don't know English either.

so what?