On April 28, Japanese media recently buzzed about Chinese soccer star Zhang Yuning's fierce counterattack on Internet rumors, sparking a fervent debate among Japanese netizens, with one exclaiming, "Even when Mori Bao'ichi was subjected to such ferocious criticism by fans, he never saw such a heated scene of controversy."
"Ichi Morihiro didn't even stir up such a storm in the face of the fans' fierce criticism, yet he still managed to lead his team to promotion
World Cup
"Whether sea cucumber is an ideal ingredient for athletes, I'm not sure, but I wouldn't want to eat only sea cucumber every day. No matter how expensive the ingredient is, meat is usually used as a physical supplement, while sea cucumber, in my opinion, is more of a luxury."
"Consequentialism is the only law that satisfies the heart, otherwise people will never be satisfied, and we have no choice but to give it our all."
"With comments like these, I'm afraid Chinese soccer will be shrouded in a low atmosphere for the next 30 years, so I wish them luck."
"It's really an interesting phenomenon that sea cucumber producers are sponsoring national teams."
"All I know is that just eating sea cucumbers every day doesn't win races."
"The players certainly have their duties, but given the level of the crowds watching the game around them, the future of soccer in China is a worrying one. Interacting with such fans is even discouraging."
