Look at the following materials and talk about your views on Li Na's celebrity effect. Li Na successfully defended her title in Shenzhen, October 20 14 65438+25.

Li Na, who won the Australian Open, was hailed as a tsunami, but she was also criticized. Some people think that she always seems indifferent, arrogant and ignorant in front of the "cordial condolences and warm welcome" of provincial leaders.

Because I don't understand, I'm not interested in tennis and basically don't watch it. Even if Li Na was a great success, the tennis craze triggered by celebrity effect never passed on to me. As for Li Na, I only learned from the media and after-dinner discussions that she resolutely broke away from that disgusting "national system" and publicly stated that she would no longer serve her country. Women don't let men, and this maverick courage alone is enough to make a man feel ashamed and admired.

I once firmly believed that it was an honor for our country to win more gold medals in the international arena, especially in the Olympic Games, which can prove that we are a big sports country. China football is fortunate to rush out of Asia. At that time, the president of the Football Association shouted at the top of his lungs in Wulihe: "The people of China have stood up since then!" The success of football going out of the gate can actually prove that "the people of China have stood up since then", not to mention the Olympic gold medal.

But gradually I feel as if I have been cheated. As for who was cheated, I never understood. I found that a gold medal country is not equal to a sports country. It is said that in order to build an Olympic gold medal, the State Sports General Administration and local bureaus need nearly 10 billion yuan each year, but all venues for mass activities are free; I also found that even though China won the first medal at the Beijing Olympic Games, after some obscene performance of "face saving" in China, everything fell silent again, and our biggest dream was still to live in the news broadcast.

Now, Li Na uses her success to tell those who are superstitious about the national system that sports can be played like this, and playing ball is to show their value, which has nothing to do with the country. The French Open champion and the Australian Open champion are not used to prove that "the people of China have stood up from now on", but are only signs of their own success.

But what I didn't expect was that Li Na also used actions to tell people that the template action we pursued to kiss up to officials could have been changed to be neither supercilious nor servile. Yes, who said that we should bow to officials and Nuo Nuo, and the law stipulates that we should laugh more when we meet officials than when we meet our father?

I think those who accuse Li Na of cooperating well in the performance of the 800,000 prize are really out of place. If you were born in the Qing Dynasty, with your slave potential, women can sell themselves as prostitutes in the market and realize their great ambitions, and men can be eunuchs and slaves among slaves. But at the moment, unfortunately, these occupations that embody the highest level of slaves are gone. I really don't understand why some people like being slaves so much. It is not enough to castrate one's own spirit with one knife in the palace, but also castrate the spirit of others.

Have you ever thought that although officials are arrogant and do whatever they want, they are hated by society as much as corruption, but apart from the drawbacks of the system, isn't it related to the "pampering" of the people? For a long time, our nation has been taking being an official as the ultimate goal of life under the guidance of "learning to be an official". Whoever is an official should be respected and worshipped. The Emperor is the supreme ruler of the Ninth Five-Year Plan. People feel that they can't express their respect for him well, so they call themselves slaves. As a result of this servility inheritance and acquired training, many people have two faces: one is an arrogant face that is not commensurate with their social status, and the other is a flattering face to their superiors. Leaders live in flattery every day, and gradually get carried away, thinking that they are really omnipotent as their subordinates say, and finally do whatever they want.

I remember a few years ago, a very unpopular general manager of PetroChina Refinery, imitating the style of national leaders, took a group of subordinates by car to check the work below. When I arrived at a certain department, some sitting workers didn't stand up to greet me because of disgust. As a result, the general manager who used to bow his head became angry from embarrassment: he criticized the employees for their poor mental outlook and asked the unit to strengthen management. Employees who were repeatedly "managed" afterwards concluded that none of them stood up to meet the disaster.

I don't know what's wrong with letting an official "put a hot face on a cold ass". If the refinery workers are not used to him at first, will the general manager be angry because someone doesn't stand up and welcome him? Why do some people have to stick a hot face on the leader's cold ass to be comfortable?

Today, I suddenly understand that the need to change ideas has always been to talk about it or let others change according to their own wishes. What do government officials do for sports? Li Na's winning the Australian Open "shows the tenacious fighting spirit of Jingchu's children". I wonder if she is still the pride of Jingchu? Over the years, our officials have developed an all-encompassing personality: they can take care of everything and do everything. It's just the icing on the cake, but there are some "unreasonable names", and it's even more nondescript to be left out by Li Na.

Thank Li Na: Thank her for making people with slave blood in their bodies uncomfortable, and thank her for teaching people how to get along with such officials. thank you

Excerpted from Tianya Forum, thanks to Jin Zun Qingshui!