On August 8, 2016 (July 6, 2016 in the lunar calendar), swimming "emoji" Fu Yuanhui "The Power of the Flood" became popular. "The Power of the Flood" Fu Yuanhui emoji became popular. On August 8, 2016, in the semi-finals of the women's 100-meter backstroke at the 2016 Rio Olympics, Chinese famous Fu Yuanhui won the third place in the second group in 58.95 seconds, advancing to the finals with a third time in the semi-finals. Fu Yuanhui was interviewed after the race to reproduce her ability to laugh. She was very satisfied that she could swim her best, and said that she had "used the power of the Flood". Since the arena was a little cold, Fu Yuanhui patted her chest with water before entering the water, and her expression was very rich. During the race, she kept close to Huo Sizu, who was by her side, and did not fall behind a lot. Finally, she reached the finish line third. After the race, she was still in the pool with a star style, waving to the camera and smiling at everyone. Before getting up and leaving the pool, she also talked to an American athlete next to her, as if she was taking the time to promote Sino-US friendship. This expression was so vivid. Fu Yuanhui came to the reporter with a show. As soon as Fu Yuanhui heard her result, she couldn't believe it. She said: "58 seconds 95 seconds? I thought 59 seconds, I really can't believe it. I really tried my best, I have made great efforts." In the Foshan national championship in April this year, Fu Yuanhui also failed to swim well due to her sluggish state. In the past three months, she has undergone a devilish version of the enhanced training camp. She said: "Who knows what I have experienced in the past three months, and sometimes I really think I am going to die. That feeling is better than death." Asked what her prospects are for the finals, the girl happily said again: "I am already very satisfied, I am very satisfied with the results of the semi-finals." Fu Yuanhui's power of the famine is as dazzling as the gold medal and the stereotypical serious face of athletes in the past is different from the humble official phrases usually used when dealing with the media. Fu Yuanhui, who is full of the lively atmosphere of the post-90s generation, is lively and cheerful with her own emoji attribute, making her an Internet celebrity in a second. Although the gold medals of the Chinese team are being collected one after another, today, Fu Yuanhui, a "fresh and refined beautiful girl", is even more eye-catching than the gold medal itself. In the semi-finals of the women's 100 backstroke that ended the second day of the Rio Olympics, Fu Yuanhui of China finished third with a time of 58.95 seconds to advance to the finals. In an interview after the meeting, Fu Yuanhui said that she used the power of the flood, and then she also posted a Weibo: A fresh and refined beautiful girl like me is different from the coquettish bitch outside at first glance! If the "big white yang" that couldn't hold back the cry of the reporter yesterday aroused the sympathy of netizens, then Fu Yuanhui's joke hit the joke of netizens. Unlike the stereotypical serious faces of athletes in the past and the humble official phrases usually used when dealing with the media, Fu Yuanhui, who is full of the lively atmosphere of the post-90s generation, has become an Internet celebrity in a second. At the Olympic Games, the Chinese audience felt nothing more than two kinds: the tension of competitive watching, the enthusiasm of patriotic passion. People have become accustomed to Zhang Yining's cold face, calm and powerful, and the demeanor of a general. Fu Yuanhui's excitement does make her look fresh and refined. Her attributes, nicknamed "ADHD" by netizens, have made these Olympic young players gradually restore from national heroes under the national system in the past to the little girl next door who can cry, laugh and even tell jokes. This year's Rio Olympics, accompanied by complaints about Rio and the reversal after the opening ceremony, a noteworthy shift in public opinion is also quietly taking place: people are gradually abandoning the imagination of gold medals and champions, and even the love of grand narratives. Because Rio used its opening ceremony to prove that enthusiasm and humanistic care are sometimes more appealing than the venue effect of piling up money and using crowd tactics. Under the previous national system, sports and the Olympics were more like a political task, and in the continuous competition and championship requirements, they have even stripped away the original sports' pleasing attributes. Personal success or failure seems to be related to the honor and disgrace of the country, and the heavy sense of national mission sometimes weighs down the athletes. It seems that if you can't win the championship, you will be sorry for the country and the people. Such invisible psychological pressure is exerted on athletes who are already young, even those who have been training hard in sports schools since childhood, and it is conceivable that its impact. It is difficult to say that Sun Yang's crying is not due to this psychological pressure. The gold medal effect means many possibilities that follow: the glory of the championship and the realization of fame. The more emphasis on the gold medal in the early stage, the more a psychological feedback mechanism will be formed. I am afraid this is also the reason why Sun Yang has repeatedly broken out rebellious behaviors such as unlicensed driving after the last Olympic champion. At that time, some Hong Kong media commented that his behavior was: rebellion is Sun Yang's weapon to avoid being driven crazy. Therefore, in this situation, although she was only third in the semi-finals, Fu Yuanhui's optimism made people feel even more warm. And this warmth is closer to the Olympic sportsmanship. Our reporters often like to ask whether athletes have given their all, and the standard answer of athletes should have been that I will do better in the future. Fu Yuanhui, who has directly answered "using the power of the great," feels more real than the reporter's question. As long as you challenge yourself and try your best, why can't it be a happy thing? In this Rio Olympics, both athletes and spectators have begun to show valuable progress in removing the gold medal complex. Compared with the fight to the death, it is more humane to do your best. The spirit of the Olympic Games should have been a victory for human beings and humanity to challenge themselves, rather than being reduced to a colosseum for kidnapping patriotism and nationalism. Swimming "Emoji" Fu Yuanhui "Power of the Great Desolate" Popular Swimming "Emoji" Fu Yuanhui "Power of the Great Desolate" Popular