The controversy over the sea cucumber incident intensified recently as the internet storm resurfaced, with Zhang Yuning hitting back on social media platforms against negative comments directed at the national soccer team, while also reaching him personally. The long retired former national soccer star has unfortunately become the target of cyber violence due to his same name.
Born in 1976, Zhang Yuning is also known as a striker on the green field, enjoying a reputation as the "Jade Killer". Ever since Beijing Guoan's Zhang Yuning came to prominence, the soccer world has taken to adding size in front of their names to differentiate them. The older ones are called Big Zhang Yuning, while the younger ones are called Little Zhang Yuning.
Dazhang Yuning's latest microblog was updated on March 27, 2022 with videos related to Lionel Messi and Crow. However, he has recently encountered numerous bizarre comments on his Weibo, such as "Why did you delete your tweets, isn't eating sea cucumbers good for your guts?" "National football team, look forward to your victory over Vietnam Oh", "take so much money, scolded is not normal? Can't stand to retire" and so on. Up to now, these comments have accumulated more than two thousand, while his microblogging usually only two digits of comments.
Big Zhang Yuning microblogging user name "Zhang Yuning", while the small Zhang Yuning user name "ka Zhang Yuning ka". Despite the fact that Big Zhang Yuning's microblogging avatar is his own photo and indicates the identity of the former international footballer, there are still a lot of "fans" who have misjudged him.
The performance of the national football team in recent years has not been satisfactory, and the disappointment of the fans is overflowing. To a certain extent, the accusations against the national football team and related personnel are also out of love for soccer. However, if they can't even distinguish between big and small Zhang Yuning, how much do these so-called fans know about the national soccer team? Perhaps they are just trying to vent their emotions, using cyber-attacks as a way of emotional catharsis.
