The topic of whether marathons and cross-country running should be completely stopped has been hotly searched, should it?

The topic of whether marathons and cross-country running should be completely stopped has been hotly searched. Marathon and cross-country running should not be across the board. Competition requirements should be strictly formulated and the contestants should be guided correctly.

Without competition, there is no risk. We feel sorry for the compatriots who died, but it is too radical to adopt a one-size-fits-all approach. In the silver marathon, extreme weather occurred on the way to cross-country running, and many contestants lost contact. Faced with this situation, many people put forward a one-size-fits-all approach, because there is no standard for such marathons and cross-country running, and we don't know whether the contestants have received professional guidance.

As the organizer, we must control all risks during the competition before the competition, and even make emergency plans for possible dangers. But it is impossible to know the extreme weather during this competition in advance, but the one-size-fits-all approach is too radical for me. After all, there are still many people who love marathons and cross-country running.

One-size-fits-all can't solve practical problems, so we should make a complete competition plan. The main cause of this marathon accident is extreme weather. Although the Meteorological Observatory did not report that there was cold air crossing the border, on the whole, it was the organizer who did not make sufficient preparations to cause the accident.

However, it is unfair to the organizers of the competition norms and to all athletes who love marathon and cross-country running to cut off all events across the board.

However, in the face of tragedy, we still have many problems worth pondering. For the organizers of cross-country running, it is necessary to formulate corresponding rules and measures, make various preparations in advance, and let the competition be standardized. If the extreme weather appeared in advance, many athletes would not be killed.

So in the organizer, there are still many details that have not been done well. We deserve deep reflection, but we should not directly impose uniformity on the competition. This is just an escape, but it doesn't solve the problem substantially.

Finally, cross-country running is a way of life, which contains the enterprising spirit of cross-country runners. Although there are too many uncertainties in marathon and cross-country running, we can completely intervene artificially to minimize these uncertainties and give full play to the spirit of cross-country runners. This requires not only courage, but also perseverance all the way forward, which is of indelible significance not only to athletes but also to the whole society.

We are deeply saddened by the accident in this marathon, and we also have good expectations. We hope that the organizers can come up with a more reasonable plan to keep the marathon and cross-country running going.