In the previously concluded women's singles final of the Paris Olympic Games, 30-year-old Chen Meng defeated her sister Sun Yingsha 4-2, and defeated her opponent with the same score in the women's singles final of the Olympic Games for two consecutive years, winning the Olympic women's singles gold medal.

What is unbelievable is that after Chen Meng won the game, there were Chinese fans at the scene who gave her the middle finger and spit fragrantly. Some spectators photographed that when Chen Meng waved to the audience at the moment of her win, several Chinese female fans in the stands behind her raised their middle fingers to her and spat fragrant fragrance one after another. Chen Meng herself may have seen it, but she didn't get angry, but chose to turn around indifferently and ignore it.

In addition, several Chinese fans in the stands captured by the camera also behaved very depressed, as if the Chinese team had lost the gold medal, and this behavior has also sparked heated discussions on social media at home and abroad.

Many Chinese netizens were angry, after all, Chen Meng was also a Chinese player, and he also won the gold medal for the Chinese team: "Cheer for the middle finger of the players who win glory for the country, you really can!" "It's unbelievable! ”

Many foreign fans were surprised and wrote on social media: "Chen Meng is Chinese, but she has to fight against all Chinese in the Olympic women's singles final!" "It's horrible! It's really sad how unloved Chen Meng is compared to Sun Yingsha, Chen Meng is a great player, both in terms of game and behavior! Obviously, foreign netizens can't accept the controversial behavior of Chinese audiences in the Olympic table tennis women's singles arena.

It is reported that some Chinese table tennis fans are dissatisfied with Chen Meng, in addition to favoring Sun Yingsha, mainly questioning her Olympic singles qualifications, because the national table tennis revised the Olympic selection rules in 2004, Chen Meng successfully defeated Wang Manyu in the Saudi Arabian Grand Slam before the Olympics, and successfully qualified for the competition.

Although Chen Meng lost a lot of foreign battles in the Paris Olympic cycle, she still performed well in the Olympic Games, not only defending her half and successfully reaching the final, but also defeating Sun Yingsha, who has won less and lost more in recent years, 4-2 in the final, successfully defending her title, once again showing her "big heart" nature.