Who is the man in red who got off the bus with the Liaoning team?

It is rumored on the Internet that he is Guo Ailun's brother. Anyway, it is always good to be a related person of the Liaoning team.

According to a video circulated on the Internet, after the Liaoning team got off the bus, a man in red walking next to Guo Ailun twice made a thumbs down provocation to the fans of the Sichuan team. Gesture, this move caused dissatisfaction among Sichuan fans. A Sichuan fan immediately clashed with the man in red, and the two sides struggled into a ball. The situation became increasingly chaotic. Other family members and players of the Liaoning team joined in the fight, including Guo Ailun, He Tianju and Liu Zhixuan. The players all started to take action, and the scene fell into chaos.

In the video clips circulating on the Internet, Guo Ailun ran out of the hotel again and muttered, "You can scold me all you want, but I can't bear it if you beat my dad." It seems that his The father was also involved.

The incident lasted for more than 20 minutes. Chengdu police intervened after the incident, and the farce also entered the judicial evidence collection stage. A Sichuan fan and a security guard from Jinjiang Hotel were also admitted to the hospital. They said that a staff member claiming to be from the Liaoning Basketball Team came to visit and apologize.

In the chaos, some players of the Liaoning team were very calm. Han Dejun kept raising his hands to explain to the fans; and Yang Ming, the captain of the Liaoning basketball team, also kept trying to reason with the fans.

Liaoning Basketball General Manager Yan Xiaoming said that the origin of the conflict was because Sichuan fans attacked the players' parents first; but judging from multiple online video sources, the first provocation was indeed with the Liaoning team. The man in red who drove the car was also the first to be involved in the fight. Judging from his age, he was very young and did not look like the parents of the players.

Regrettably, there were not enough security personnel to maintain order around the hotel at the time of the incident, which directly amplified the situation.