Who would have thought that eating a peach was slapped for more than 20 times, which really happened in Korea. According to various news reports in South Korea, national athlete Cui Shuxian committed suicide in the dormitory because of being bullied and abused by coaches and team doctors for a long time. This incident caused an uproar among the people, because the hierarchical thinking of Korean sports was very serious, and athletes were abused by coaches. It is precisely because Korean sports season members will ignore this kind of thing and despise human nature that this kind of thing will happen again and again.

1. A tragic event caused by peaches Cui Shuxian, a 22-year-old athlete, lost confidence in life because she was bullied by her predecessors, coaches and team medical staff for a long time and chose to commit suicide. Cui entered the national team when he was less than 17 years old, and achieved very good results in the Asian Championships that year. In the eyes of Koreans, Cui is a shining sports star. But it was when she entered the road of sports that her nightmare began. Cui has been bullied by coaches and seniors. Last year, Cui was slapped more than 20 times by the team doctor because she only ate a peach in the morning and didn't report it to her coach. Sometimes, Cui is forced to eat nearly a thousand dollars of bread because she is a little heavy. Cui had to vomit while eating ... after sending her a message like I love you before her mother died, she committed suicide.

Second, there has been a child abuse case in Korean sports. Cui couldn't bear the abuse before his death and reported it to the Sports Commission, but it was not until he committed suicide that it was solved. The Sports Commission explained this matter not because they didn't follow it up, but because it was difficult to prove. Many Cui's players were afraid to tell the truth for fear of retaliation, so the matter went away. Abuse in sports not only happened to Cui, but also to Shen, the main speed skater, who was concussed by the coach. I believe these things will not only happen to one or two people. After the Cui incident, many Korean female athletes took the initiative to accuse their coaches of sexual assault and bullying.

The hierarchy in Korean sports is very serious, and many younger generations have been bullied by their predecessors. Han is no exception. Many athletes have been bullied to varying degrees. It seems that this is not an accident. It is deeply distressing that the Korean Sports Commission ignores human rights and people are indifferent to each other. May Cui be safe in heaven, and may this never happen again. I hope that the Korean Sports Commission will severely punish the perpetrators and give Cui Shuxian a confession to comfort the souls of the deceased.