Taekwondo National Player Huang Ying-Hsuan Overcomes Cyberbullying, Wins Gold at National Intercollegiate Athletic Games
Taiwan's national taekwondo athlete, Huang Ying-Hsuan, overcame cyberbullying to achieve a second consecutive victory in the 46kg category at the National Intercollegiate Athletic Games. She revealed that she was initially very angry but has now shifted her mindset to 'why should I care about them.' She is now preparing for the Asian Taekwondo Championships and the qualifying trials for the Nagoya Asian Games.
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Central News Agency (Reporter Chen Rong-chen, Taoyuan, April 27) - Casting aside the shadow of cyberbullying, National Taiwan Sport University taekwondo national athlete Huang Ying-Hsuan today achieved her second consecutive championship in the women's open 46kg category at the National Intercollegiate Athletic Games. She revealed that she was very angry at the time but has now shifted her mindset to 'why should I care about them.'
Huang Ying-Hsuan, who has represented Taiwan in numerous international competitions and twice won silver medals at the World University Games, unexpectedly faced offensive comments from multiple netizens on the National Taiwan Sport University taekwondo team's social media personal introduction. The incident caused an uproar, and her agency, Charles Sports Marketing, has appointed a lawyer to initiate legal proceedings to hold the bullies accountable for their actions.
Huang Ying-Hsuan told the media today that she was initially very uncomfortable and angry when she saw the comments. However, her friends, coaches, and family provided a lot of encouragement, especially her agent's remark, 'You don't have to face everything alone,' which deeply moved her and gave her more courage to confront the situation. 'He felt that although I looked like I was smiling on the surface, I was actually thinking a lot inside, so he said everyone would be with me.'
The incident occurred while she was preparing for the National Intercollegiate Athletic Games. Huang Ying-Hsuan revealed that the key was learning to change her mindset, reasoning that since she didn't know these people, why should she care about their opinions. 'I made a very good transition later, and now I have completely forgotten about this matter and don't specifically look at the comments. Anyway, they must accept the punishment they face.'
In the final of the women's open 46kg category at this National Intercollegiate Athletic Games, Huang Ying-Hsuan defeated Fan Yu-chiao of National Changhua University of Education with scores of 10-5 and 9-6, not only achieving a second consecutive championship but also securing her third gold medal in her National Intercollegiate Athletic Games career. Next, she will head to Mongolia to compete in the Asian Taekwondo Championships, and after returning to Taiwan, she will prepare for the domestic qualifying trials for this September's Nagoya Asian Games.
Aiming to be selected as a national athlete and step onto the Asian Games stage, Huang Ying-Hsuan stated that she has not yet challenged the Asian Games arena in her career and truly wants to try. She hopes to put her best effort into every training session and face competitions in optimal condition. (Editor: Chen Ching-fang) 1150427
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Huang Ying-Hsuan, who has represented Taiwan in numerous international competitions and twice won silver medals at the World University Games, unexpectedly faced offensive comments from multiple netizens on the National Taiwan Sport University taekwondo team's social media personal introduction. The incident caused an uproar, and her agency, Charles Sports Marketing, has appointed a lawyer to initiate legal proceedings to hold the bullies accountable for their actions.
Huang Ying-Hsuan told the media today that she was initially very uncomfortable and angry when she saw the comments. However, her friends, coaches, and family provided a lot of encouragement, especially her agent's remark, 'You don't have to face everything alone,' which deeply moved her and gave her more courage to confront the situation. 'He felt that although I looked like I was smiling on the surface, I was actually thinking a lot inside, so he said everyone would be with me.'
The incident occurred while she was preparing for the National Intercollegiate Athletic Games. Huang Ying-Hsuan revealed that the key was learning to change her mindset, reasoning that since she didn't know these people, why should she care about their opinions. 'I made a very good transition later, and now I have completely forgotten about this matter and don't specifically look at the comments. Anyway, they must accept the punishment they face.'
In the final of the women's open 46kg category at this National Intercollegiate Athletic Games, Huang Ying-Hsuan defeated Fan Yu-chiao of National Changhua University of Education with scores of 10-5 and 9-6, not only achieving a second consecutive championship but also securing her third gold medal in her National Intercollegiate Athletic Games career. Next, she will head to Mongolia to compete in the Asian Taekwondo Championships, and after returning to Taiwan, she will prepare for the domestic qualifying trials for this September's Nagoya Asian Games.
Aiming to be selected as a national athlete and step onto the Asian Games stage, Huang Ying-Hsuan stated that she has not yet challenged the Asian Games arena in her career and truly wants to try. She hopes to put her best effort into every training session and face competitions in optimal condition. (Editor: Chen Ching-fang) 1150427
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