Does Zhu Yi's cyber violence prove that Chinese people are "gold-only"?

Zhu Yi's cyber violence can't prove the Chinese people's "gold medal-only theory". The main reasons are as follows:

1. Is it not because of Zhu Yi's failure that Chinese people no longer "gold medal-only theory", because after the 28 Olympic Games, the gold medal-only theory has been semi-critical in the society, because excessive competition will lead to the abnormal development of China's sports cause.

2. The same is true of the "score-only theory", and the society is also semi-critical. Too much emphasis on scores is incomplete, and China is fully implementing quality education, not non-fractional theory.

3. We are no longer only concerned about whether an athlete won the gold medal in one performance, but also about the efforts and stories behind the athletes. We will have different evaluations, which is a good phenomenon of social development and progress, just as parents are no longer concerned about their children's scores and whether they won the first place, but about their all-round development in morality, intelligence, physique, beauty and labor.

From this Olympic Games, we can see that the biggest difference from before is that we are no longer focused on gold medals. Of course, we will be proud and happy to win the gold medal, but if we don't win it, it seems that we won't blame the athletes, but comfort and encourage them. Why did this change happen? In my opinion, our national self-confidence has increased. In other words, China is something we should be proud of.

why were we so eager for gold medals in the past? It was because China had just risen, and there was still a big gap between it and other big countries. It was too difficult to surpass them in other aspects, so we would rely on the victory of the stadium to enhance our national confidence. The previous gold medals bore too many extra responsibilities and values.

But now it's different. China is rich and strong. 5G technology, high-speed rail technology and space technology are not behind others. We are still the first in the world in many technologies. At the same time, our sports career is better, and we don't care so much about face. Most of the time, we don't need to prove it to anyone. No matter whether we won the gold medal or not, we can be proud of being a China native.

Only in the past, faced with the pressure of gold medals, plus honor and interests, many people actually chose to focus only on the results of the competition. Before the Olympic Games, it was often compared to a battlefield without smoke. Now, whether this statement seems wishful thinking, I think it is more appropriate to regard it as a stage for athletes from all over the world to show their own and national image. We should all change our concepts, calm down the fanatical pursuit of gold medals, and let us understand and respect those athletes who win glory for our country.