"Fried Shoes" Is Just An Entertainment Event. Don'T Take It Too Seriously.

"I found Lin Dan's shoes."

"I have a Lin Dan shoe and I want to buy another one."

"I got Lin Dan's racket."

Since 17, Lin Dan won the men's singles champion of badminton in Beijing Olympic Games, and excitedly threw the "three treasures" - two shoes and a racket to the auditorium. The whereabouts of these three treasures have become the topic of many netizens and fans competing to ask, and some people have offered 500 thousand gold for sale.

At the same time, nearly 100 people were lucky enough to get Lin Dan's champion shoes.

(Beijing morning post August 19th report)

Lin Dan's sweaty champion shoes are worth a fortune.

No wonder some netizens have questioned: too exaggerated?

Is Lin Dan a centipede?

I am afraid Lin Dan himself did not expect that his throwaway shoe throwing action could cause such a big reaction and set off a "shoe search war".

It is estimated that he did not even expect that he had a pair of "second-hand shoes" that were not very delicious, and that 500 thousand of them were sold at high prices.

Lin Dan can be called the Olympic Games so far.

The most expensive athletes, hundreds of thousands of valuable shoes, were thrown out without thinking.

I know that shoes are so valuable that they should not be thrown away.

Those who vow to claim that their "shoes" are in their hands, except for the real lucky ones, have different ideas. Of course, they do not exclude those who have ulterior motives in trying to fish in troubled waters.

But I believe that most people do not mean to be malicious. They just follow a coax and join in a lively entertainment.

Few people take the "fried shoes" seriously, and few even take the 500 thousand bid seriously.

Perhaps someone will say, "fried shoes" behavior is not very boring?

I don't think so.

As long as we get entertainment and relaxation, it is no harm to make such a joke.

Sports, like life, are not only hard work and dedication, but also not only serious and serious, but also a little humor and little fun.

Sometimes, sometimes, a little bit of "bad" in good faith can also help us to entertain ourselves, entertain others, and add a touch of relaxation and freedom to life.

"Fried shoes" is just an entertainment event. Don't take it too seriously.

When you play enough, the winning shoes will disappear.

Here, I appeal to Lin Dan to prepare several pairs of shoes when he is playing. When he is ready to play, he will give more opportunities and excuses to more people.

It also appeals to more sports stars to throw themselves into the "shoe throwing business" - of course, the Chinese men's soccer team is exempt from it.