谷爱凌还是没忍住 Eileen Gu still couldn't hold back
It was originally just a bilateral contract, involving only Party A and Party B; but now "Party C" insists that it is a tripartite contract and continuously asserts its contractual rights, demanding that Party B clarify her nationality and explicitly express her patriotism, otherwise it would be very inconvenient to feel proud.
Going back to the beginning, when Eileen Gu achieved results in the Winter Olympics, a discerning person should have immediately seen that it was a bilateral contract.
The condition is that Party A provides the best protection and treatment, ensures Party B's training conditions, and solves Party B's qualification for competition. In short, what you can't provide, we will; what you can provide, we will double. We concentrate our efforts on major tasks.
An agreement, mutual benefit for both parties. What does Party B get? An opportunity, a better chance to realize their talent and achieve their life's value.
During the contract period, both parties cooperated happily. Two golds and one silver in the Olympics, a total of 39 medals, exceeding expectations.
You should know that she wasn't the only one on the other side when the contract was signed, but she had the best performance, truly a perfect supplier.
Is there no after-sales service? Never willing to say patriotic things, never declaring nationality, always unwilling to say we are great and the other side is a pile of crap, leading to the pride index of these gold medals getting lower and lower. What kind of attitude is this?
From the perspective of Party C, the contract is self-evidently a tripartite contract.Party C originally thought this was a tacit understanding known to all and witnessed by the heavens.
When you wear a cheongsam, when you eat chive dumplings, this contract is signed in our hearts. The so-called red string is tied early, and we will be together forever. Even if life is like a dream, and a hundred years pass like dew, this love will last until the seas dry up and the rocks crumble.
I thought we had a tacit understanding, and I thought you loved us, just that it wasn't convenient to say it yet.
We even imagined the scene of you going back to your hometown to register your household, and we argued about the first digits of your ID number.
We have even found you a Chinese guy, either from the ping pong team or the diving team. If not, at least someone with a stable job.
Oh my god, do you know she keeps going back there to eat, drink, walk the runway, and party? She might even find a partner there in the future.
Oh my god, do you know how much money was spent to ensure her training back then?
Anyway, all those things you can't think of with your brain, you can see in short videos.
Didn't you notice? She basically doesn't actively feed the third party, doesn't stir up the third party too much, and often takes a detour.
It's mainly two things: one is to popularize ice and snow sports in China and encourage girls to be themselves; the other is to talk about cultural inclusiveness, cultural mutual trust, and strengthening communication.
They all say similar things like: "Find confidence through sports, break your own boundaries, and become the best version of yourself."
This kind of talk is okay to hear a few times, but if you hear it too much, it gets annoying. What ice and snow sports, what girls being themselves, what challenging limits, what cultural exchange and mutual trust, bullshit, is this what we want to hear? Are these things important?
If I could find confidence through sports, would I still need to count medals every day? If I could frequently play ice and snow sports, would I still be watching short videos all day long?
Just give it to me straight, which country are you from, who are you loyal to, don't beat around the bush.
There is a very representative comment: Gu Ailing, do you dare to say that such and such is an inseparable part of us? Say it!
No celebrity is willing to truly fall out with Party C because their commercial value actually depends on Party C.
An idol can only have top commercial value if they receive the love of Party C.
The price that businesses pay her is for the attention of Party C behind her, which is the basic market.
If only the so-called "cultural market" or "elite market" knows and admires her, then she does not have top commercial value.
Just like Huang Yaoshi has top commercial value, but Dugu Qiubai does not, because the public does not know Dugu Qiubai.
This is also Huang Yaoshi's helplessness, no matter how he tries to avoid it, he can't. It's like Gu Ailing and Party C are already deeply nested.
Because Party A's attitude has always been that they hope Party C gets into the role, but not too much. If they get too into the role, it becomes annoying.
You clearly wanted the gold medal. Now, after all my efforts, I got the gold medal for you. Just be happy with it, why do you have to ask about nationality?
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