Participate in the competition with the best relationship with the lower bunk, and never want to be

It is said that "friendship first, competition second". I have some of my own opinions on whether or not you should take into account the situation when participating in the competition with the best relationship with the lower bunk.

I think that when you meet a friend as a competitor in the competition, you should show your own strength to deal with it, which is the greatest respect for your friend. If you give up to the best relationship in the game, it is equivalent to the default that your friend's strength is not as good as you, and you have to give in to win, which is disrespectful to this friend and violates the true meaning of the game. If you let your friend give in to you, you are admitting that your skills are inferior and destroying the friendship between you and your friend.

In 2015's "I Am a Singer", Sun Nan's withdrawal caused a huge turmoil, was ridiculed by the whole network, and was labeled as "can't afford to lose". Although his intentions are good, such a withdrawal is undoubtedly disrespectful to his competitors. If I'm a competitor, my point of view is to make concessions to win the game, it's better for you, a competitor, to compete with me with all your might, and even if I lose in the end, I feel like I'm losing convincingly and losing with honor.

Participating in a competition and winning the first prize is a very happy and exciting thing. But the premise is that this top prize is obtained by one's own strength, ability, hard work and sweat, otherwise it will be dishonorable to win by relying on these unspoken rules of secretly giving each other. And the best relationship with the lower bunk to participate in the competition to become a competitor, I think it is the same, become a competitor of the two of you, I think you should do each other, improve each other, and then play your best ability to a fair duel during the game, so that you can see your ability level and shortcomings, so that is the attitude of mutual respect that should be in the game of good friends, so that is the real "friendship first, competition second".

No, the relationship between two people exists in ordinary life, and on the field, you have to show your true level.

No, the competition is the competition, and the relationship is usually good, I don't think it's necessary, think about the Olympic athletes.

I think the game is still friendship first, competition second. The situation still needs to be taken into account.

Encourage each other and do your best when you play, which is also the best respect for your opponents.

Although friendship comes first and competition comes second, when you actually participate in the competition, you estimate the situation, so will the other party take care of it? It's better for you two to talk about it in private.