Jimu News commentator Xu Hanxiong On November 4, local time, in the group stage of the WTA year-end finals in Riyadh, Zheng Qinwen defeated Rybakina 2-1. In an interview after the game, Zheng Qinwen apologized for shouting "stop shouting" to the audience during the game. (Accordi

Jimu News commentator Xu Hanxiong

On November 4, local time, in the group stage of the WTA year-end finals in Riyadh, Zheng Qinwen 2-1 defeated Lebakina . In an interview after the game, Zheng Qinwen apologized for shouting "stop shouting" to the audience during the game. (According to a CCTV Sports report on November 5)

In the previous first game, Zheng Qinwen lost to Sabalenka with a score of 3-6, 4-6. He lost against Sabalenka 5 times in his career. . After the first round, Zheng Qinwen was temporarily ranked at the bottom of the group. This is quite depressing for Zheng Qinwen. In the second match against Rybakina, Zheng Qinwen was in poor condition. Some spectators shouted "Zheng Qinwen" when he was about to serve, but Zheng Qinwen immediately turned around and replied: "Stop shouting!". Zheng Qinwen then broke serve, recovered all the way, and finally won the game. .

Zheng Qinwen apologized after the game (Photo source: CCTV Sports)

Judging from Zheng Qinwen’s words, this happened for a reason and is excusable. Because the shouts from the audience at the scene came at the wrong time, shouting "Zheng Qinwen" when he was about to serve. Although it was out of good intentions to encourage and cheer, it would objectively interfere with Zheng Qinwen, because serving is a very critical moment, and the quality of the serve can Affecting the outcome of the game, players need to concentrate on achieving the best serve effect.

Zheng Qinwen had not played well before, so he needed to adjust his skills and mentality. When she is nervous, the shouts from the outside world may be particularly harsh and affect her performance. She asked the audience to stop shouting, which was completely understandable.

In fact, if the timing of some off-field shouting is not right, it may not be able to encourage athletes, and sometimes it will be counterproductive. In the women's 10-meter platform diving final of the Paris Olympic Games, Chinese player Quan Hongchan successfully defended her title. After the game, Quan Hongchan only gave her performance 50 points. She believed that except for the first jump, the other movements were not perfect. The cheers for Quan Hongchan on the field were very loud. Quan Hongchan revealed that this actually made her a little nervous. "Every time I compete, I especially want the audience and fans not to shout before I jump, so that I can think about my moves carefully." , when they shouted before jumping, it would disrupt my thoughts and rhythm, but fortunately they adjusted it back later. "It can be seen that inappropriate shouts can be a psychological burden for athletes.

The shouts of the audience put pressure on Zheng Qinwen. She hoped to eliminate external interference and shouted to the audience, "Stop shouting." There was nothing wrong with this. Of course, these viewers who are cheering for her are her fans. It is not easy to come to the scene to cheer for her. The shouting is also to encourage her. Zheng Qinwen's restraint will hurt the audience. Afterwards, she realized the problem and apologized. Zheng Qinwen said: "I know I didn't control my emotions for a moment, but I am very grateful to the Chinese fans who came to cheer me on!" If the stop on the scene reflected her emotional instability, the apology afterwards reflected her Moving towards the mature side is a valuable introspection and a manifestation of inner strength.

Zheng Qinwen, like Li Na, has a straightforward side, iron and tenderness. Zheng Qinwen defeated Vekic 2-1 in the US Open women's singles 1/8 finals and advanced to the quarterfinals. Some netizens said that they heard someone say dirty words to Zheng Qinwen at the game, and Zheng Qinwen responded domineeringly. Faced with provocation, she fought back forcefully. In the face of the audience's kind shouts, she turned around and apologized after stopping her, which showed that she can distinguish between good and bad and understand the importance. This is her sincere side and her true temperament. Netizens say she should be domineering and gentle, but that's it.

Zheng Qinwen is young after all. She needs to grow up. Her performance on the field may not be perfect in everything, so she might as well be more tolerant and encouraging. What I want to say is that it is also important for the audience to understand the etiquette of the stadium. Respect on the field is mutual and needs to go both ways.

According to reports, some sports have formed their own customary cultural norms after hundreds of years of tempering and development.For example, when watching figure skating, you should take photos and turn off the flash, because the flash will dazzle the eyes of the skaters, which may be dangerous. You should also not throw gifts and flowers into the arena to avoid becoming "ice killers." When the contestants assume their opening poses and are ready to start performing, the audience should be quiet so that the contestants can enter the competition state. Applause and cheers can only be given after the contestants have completed difficult movements. In sports such as table tennis and badminton, when athletes are preparing to serve, the entire stadium should remain quiet, and the audience's cheers and applause should only occur after a ball is dead.

It can be seen that when Zheng Qinwen served, he signaled the audience to stop shouting. There is nothing wrong with this in itself. Cheering and applause are also a matter of knowledge. Untimely applause and applause will make players feel disrespected. I hope Zheng Qinwen will not be affected by this storm and can go further on the court.

(Source: Jimu News)

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