After the Games, I would like to ask you whether your attitude toward Japan is friendly or hostile

The Olympic Games are not a contest between national strengths, but a friendly competition between athletes. Athletes compete in the name of the country, and more importantly, for better organization. The five rings, symbolizing the five continents holding hands, use sports as a medium to promote the unity of people around the world.

At the Olympic Games, we should applaud everyone's competitive state and spirit, even if they win medals or not. Sport is not politics, and when the Japanese show the Olympic spirit at the Olympics, we should applaud, and this is a global applause. We should not set boundaries only at the national level, because the Olympics are not for one country, but for the whole world.

My answer is that the Japanese athletes have performed well in this Olympic Games and have embodied the Olympic spirit of our earthlings in many ways, and we should applaud and applaud these athletes.

…We shouldn't have been hostile to them in the first place....History cannot be forgotten, but a nation cannot be so narrow as to be ...... that it cannot even be inclusiveA bit of an angry young man ......

Treated separately, for those who preached the Yasukuni Shrine, despised them.

Friendly in a certain situation.

Learn their essence, expand your strength, and settle the ledger together when the time comes!!

On June 28, 2018, the Japanese team relied on the "fair play rules" to qualify for the World Cup in Russia and advanced to the round of 16 as the only team in Asia, but it was controversial because of the negative game.

It is reported that at the same time as Japan's showdown with Poland on the 28th, Senegal in the same group will face off against Colombia, which has secured the qualification. Japan had calculated that as long as they were no longer scored by Poland and not sent more than two yellow cards, and Senegal lost their match against Colombia, Japan would qualify. After the calculations, Japan slowed down noticeably in the final 10 minutes of the tournament, passing the ball around the midfield and giving up the attack.

The audience was applauding that they saw through the tricks of the Japanese team. ”

During the live broadcast of the game, there were boos from the fans in the stands, and the Japanese commentator said, "Don't mind cheering." Japan's head coach Hiroshi Nishino said after the game: "Although as a team, it is not satisfactory.

But this form is also one of the growing up. We will continue to play with a strong spirit. "In the next 1 8 finals, Japan will play against Belgium.

Japan** said at a press conference, "Japan lost to Poland, which is very regrettable, but Japan qualified for the group stage after two World Cups, and this result is very good." ”

After the game, some Japanese ** congratulated the Japanese team on Twitter, but privately said to people, "Wasting such a long time will cause the audience to be angry."

Japan **also returned** South Korean football legend Ahn Jung-hwan's criticism of Japan. Ahn Jung-hwan reportedly commented on the game: "If you don't attack for a minute in the future, you should be given a foul."

He also compared South Korea's exit with Japan's advance: "We were out, but it was a glorious exit; Japan qualified, but it was an ugly one. I watched an embarrassing game as a player.

On the 27th, the South Korean team fought to the end without being favored before the game, and eliminated the previous champion Germany team 2:0, but finally failed to qualify due to the low ranking.

Football expert Ma Dexing said that how to evaluate the performance of the Japanese team is a topic of opinion in itself. When talking about competitive sports, rules come first. It is understandable that the Japanese team fell in the backcourt within the limits of the rules.

He said that it is necessary to understand the relationship between morality and rules, and it is not possible to judge a team's performance in order to qualify from the moral high ground while emphasizing the observance of the rules. In the end, the heroes of football games are judged by scores, and history remembers only the scores and winners.

Former Scottish team member Nevin commented that he never wanted a football team to use this tactic to qualify, but he also pointed out that Japan would have been called "stupid" if they had decided to go on the offensive and Poland had successfully countered at the time.

This is not the first "tacit goal" of this World Cup. On June 27, France and Denmark contributed the first 0:0 match of this World Cup, in the final stage of the game, the two sides gave up attacking, and the Danish team even continued to reverse the ball in the backfield despite boos, and the French team did not come forward to press, and finally the two sides joined hands to advance.

Are you talking about Japan or China? In Japan, people are in the top 16, which is a credit, even if there is criticism, it is a very small part, if it is China, hehe, wash and sleep, we are not qualified.