Is it ridicule or respect to let the ball go in the Olympic Games? Is it against the Olympic spirit?

Letting the ball on the court, if it is to avoid the embarrassment of the opponent under the advantage, is actually a kind of respect for the opponent, especially for an opponent worthy of respect like Fukuhara Ai.

Fukuhara Ai made of iron, the great devil of running water. Not surprisingly, Fukuhara Ai cried again this time. It can be said that Fukuhara Ai, the "porcelain doll", is the favorite and familiar foreign table tennis player in Japan. Even at the freezing point of Sino-Japanese relations, our love for this crying little girl never stopped.

Looking at the budding Fukuhara Ai, many people may not think much. She is 28 years old and has participated in four Olympic Games, including Athens, Beijing, London and Rio. At the age of 4, Fukuhara Ai played ball with coach China, and later joined the Liaoning team. He is more talkative than the northeast people. From Wang Nan, Zhang Yining, Guo Yan, to Ding Ning and Li, they have basically been "crying" by these people. But it doesn't affect our love for him at all.

In this Olympic Games, in fact, Fukuhara Ai's performance has been very good. However, when the powerful and well-informed Li Yu arrived, there was no strength to fight back. However, in order to avoid the embarrassing score of 1 1: 0, Li deliberately passed it, which is actually a table tennis practice. You know, even if the strength gap is wide, the winning side usually won't make the other side too ugly.

In previous games, Fukuhara Ai also let his opponent's ball pass. In the fourth game against Romanian player Du De 'an, the porcelain doll deliberately let the opponent get 1 point in his five serves, avoiding the embarrassing score of 1 1-0. However, there is a lesson. At the Incheon Asian Games in 20 14, Fukuhara Ai accidentally sent a "1 1:0" to Mongolian players, which made her regret. After learning about this, Kong Huiling joked: "I heard that you hit someone at 1 1:0, so pay attention to the influence of the two countries."

The Olympic spirit is not only competition, but also peace and friendship. Only players who respect their opponents deserve respect from others.