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Shocking Scandal Rocks South Korea: Olympic Champion Reveals Years of Brutal Bullying and Humiliation - News Directory 3

Shocking Scandal Rocks South Korea: Olympic Champion Reveals Years of Brutal Bullying and Humiliation

September 27, 2024 Catherine Williams Sports
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  • South Korean female Olympic champion was exposed to long-term bullying!
  • According to a survey conducted by the Korean National Assembly,An Xiying was bullied for a long time in the Korean team.Doing odd jobs for coaches, seniors and long-standing...
  • Today, #Korean Olympic champion was bullied for a long time # became the top trending search topic.
Original source: m.voc.com.cn

No. 1 hot search! South Korean female Olympic champion was exposed to long-term bullying! I also have to wash the underwear of the male players.

According to a survey conducted by the Korean National Assembly,An Xiying was bullied for a long time in the Korean team.Doing odd jobs for coaches, seniors and long-standing teammates, and being verbally and physically abused.What’s even more disgusting is that they have to wash the underwear of the older male players.

Today, #Korean Olympic champion was bullied for a long time # became the top trending search topic.

Shocking Scandal Rocks South Korea: Olympic Champion Reveals Years of Brutal Bullying and Humiliation - News Directory 3

(Picture source: Olympic official website)

According to Red Star News, not only An Xiying, but also the Korean badminton team has a general trend of bullying the younger, and the Korean Badminton Association turns a blind eye and even protects the bullies.

The investigation of the Korean Badminton Association by the Korean Congress is still ongoing. In addition to bullying incidents, Korean Badminton Association officials are also suspected of colluding with sponsors for corruption and forcing players to choose sponsors.

This investigation all stems from An Se-young’s “retirement controversy” after the Paris Olympics. An Se-young once threatened the Korean Badminton Association to quit the team after winning the women’s singles championship in Paris.

previously reported

Previously, South Korean player Ahn Se-young, who won the women’s badminton singles event at the Paris Olympics, publicly accused the Korean Badminton Association (hereinafter referred to as the Korean Badminton Association) of having problems with athlete injury management and decision-making systems, according to Yonhap News Agency’s report on August 7 , the Han Badminton Association responded to this on the same day.

According to media reports on August 7, the president of the Korean Badminton Association, Kei Kanazawa, responded that day, “There is no conflict between the association and An Xiying. We will investigate the misdiagnosis (of injuries).”

According to previous media reports, An Xiying mentioned the misdiagnosis in an interview with reporters, saying, “When I was injured, I was very disappointed with the national team. I can’t forget that moment.” “From the moment of the initial misdiagnosis, I I have been enduring the (injury) in the game, but after checking again at the end of last year, I found that the situation was very bad. “

Shocking Scandal Rocks South Korea: Olympic Champion Reveals Years of Brutal Bullying and Humiliation - News Directory 3

(Picture source: Xinhua News Agency)

According to the report,After An Xiying was injured in the Hangzhou Asian Games last year, she was still arranged by the association to continue participating in various competitions.However, because his condition was not fully restored, his performance fluctuated greatly. After a re-examination, it was found that it was not a simple injury. During this period, An Xiying went through a very difficult psychological period. While preparing for the Olympics, An Xiying endured the physical pain. Coach Han Xiujing’s inability to appear on a big stage like the Olympics seemed to be the trigger for An Xiying to criticize the national team system after winning the gold medal.

According to South Korea’s SBS TV station, An Xiying’s parents asked for rehabilitation training at her club when they met with relevant people from the Korean Badminton Association in February this year, and also requested improvements in living conditions at the training base.

According to reports, An Xiying not only had to change the racket strings for some seniors, but was also responsible for cleaning the room and washing clothes, and she was not able to take a good rest after working hours.

In 2017, An Xiying, who was in the third grade of junior high school, was selected for the national team for the first time. Since she was the youngest player in the team, she had been suffering from this wrong habit for seven years.

After the Korean Badminton Association interviewed Ahn Se-young at that time, they conveyed their opinions to the badminton team that these bad habits should be improved. The coaching staff who heard this opinion said that this is a long-standing habit and it is difficult to solve these problems immediately. It will be corrected gradually.

Editor: Yao Yixuan

First instance: Tan Simin

Second trial: Tang Neng

Third trial: Zhao Yushan

Source: Hubei Daily

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