Lim Hyo-jun is South Korea’s Olympic genius, but he said he would help our country win the Olympic gold medal. What’s going on?

Lin Xiaojun is South Korea's Olympic genius, but he said he will help China win Olympic gold medals. What happened?

Lin Xiaojun is an Olympic champion from South Korea, but he announced that he has become a Chinese national. Lin Xiaojun's behavior also caused public outrage in South Korea, because Lin Xiaojun and South Korea had already quarreled. When Lin Xiaojun was banned, his life was in a very difficult situation and he had no way to find a suitable place to train. After repeated thinking, in order to stick to my sports dream, I chose to become a Chinese national.

Lin Xiaojun is an excellent short track speed skater. As we all know, South Korea is very prone to cheating when competing. During a rock climbing training, Lin Xiaojun suddenly pulled Wong Tai Sin's pants. Wong Tai Sin then reported the incident to local authorities.

Although the incident was just an accident, it also put Lin Xiaojun under pressure from public opinion for a long time. Lin Xiaojun was suspended for one year and even sentenced to one year in prison. Lin Xiaojun's future is very bright, but this incident also turned Li Xiaojun into an athlete despised by thousands of people.

During the suspension period, Lin Xiaojun has been actively communicating with South Korea, but South Korea has never had any intention of letting Lin Xiaojun come back because Lin Xiaojun's life is very difficult and he is under great psychological pressure. As if there was no hope in life, Lin Xiaojun had no choice but to change his nationality.

Because Lin Xiaojun is very outstanding, despite the problem of poor language communication, Lin Xiaojun has also established a close relationship with his Chinese teammates. After athletes change their nationality, if they want to participate in competitions, they have to wait three years. Therefore, I did not see Lin Xiaojun in this Winter Olympics, but after the competition in the near future, Lin Xiaojun will be able to represent China.

During the Beijing Winter Olympics, Lin Xiaojun received unprecedented attention, and more people learned about Lin Xiaojun's situation in South Korea. Many people are very distressed, so Lin Xiaojun's decision this time can be said to be very correct. I believe that with Lin Xiaojun joining, China's strength will reach a higher level, so Lin Xiaojun has accumulated rich experience in training in South Korea. Cooperation and exchanges between athletes from China and South Korea can also promote friendly exchanges between the two countries.

Some Chinese netizens expressed their disbelief after seeing Lin Xiaojun become a Chinese national. They thought they couldn't stand South Korea, so they just randomly found a country to qualify for the competition again. However, this idea is not entirely correct. I believe that before choosing China, Lin Xiaojun also did a lot of research and felt that the future development is very good.

Although the current situation is a bit embarrassing, I believe that if we win glory for the country in major competitions, we will definitely win the support and love of more people again.

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