I read the letter below and realised that the attacks that have been going since the Beijing Olympics is not against the foreign athletes per se but against the Government and in the way that STTA has conducted itself. In a nutshell, she winning the Asian Cup is a hollow victory in the eyes of most Singaporeans. They have been tagged China B team because they are indeed the B team from China. There is nothing personal but the true targets are the likes of the PAP and people like Lee Bee Wah who is prepared to do anything to be associated with a winning hang as shown by claims about Joseph Schooling.
There has been one previous letter from an ex-national shooter from China who have since moved to her 3rd country the US also along the same lines. It suggest that people are not exactly aware of the feeling of many Singaporeans and one could even argue because of a captive state press.
http://theindependent.sg/feng-tianwei-has-helped-singapore-win-many-glories-and-medals/Feng Tianwei has helped Singapore win many glories and medals
By The Independent - August 17, 2016 0 27749
The following is a letter from one of our readers who identified himself as ‘
Feng Tianwei’s fan”.
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I find your TISG site very biased and unfair against our table tennis players.
In particular, I am disgusted at your negative portrayal of Ms Feng Tianwei in your one-side article: http://theindependent.sg/zero-medals-for-singapore-table-tennis-team-in-rio-olympics.
Ms Feng has helped us win many glories and medals. At the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, she and her team helped to win Singapore’s first Olympic medal in 48 years and its first as an independent country.
In 2010, she and her team stunned the reigning champions China 3–1 making Singapore world champion in table tennis for the first time.
In 2012, she and her team again won another medal for Singapore at the Summer Olympics in London.
Last year, she defeated the Chinese players to be crowned Asian Cup Champion for the first time. With this win, she broke China’s 7 consecutive years of dominance at the Asian Cup Championship.
Yes, she did not perform well last night against the Japanese players but do you really know why?
Because, the cartilage in her knees are worn out and the doctors told her that they won’t grow back.
She has to constantly take injections to lubricate her knees and they are no longer strong enough to withstand hectic competition schedules.
There is no long-term solution for her knees. To ensure that she doesn’t load her knees, she had to reduce weights.
She has sacrificed her body a lot for Singapore. Can’t you empathise with her plights?
I dare you to publish this letter. If you don’t, I can only conclude that TISG is yet another online xenophobic site.
There has been one previous letter from an ex-national shooter from China who have since moved to her 3rd country the US also along the same lines. It suggest that people are not exactly aware of the feeling of many Singaporeans and one could even argue because of a captive state press.
http://theindependent.sg/feng-tianwei-has-helped-singapore-win-many-glories-and-medals/Feng Tianwei has helped Singapore win many glories and medals
By The Independent - August 17, 2016 0 27749
The following is a letter from one of our readers who identified himself as ‘
Feng Tianwei’s fan”.
—
I find your TISG site very biased and unfair against our table tennis players.
In particular, I am disgusted at your negative portrayal of Ms Feng Tianwei in your one-side article: http://theindependent.sg/zero-medals-for-singapore-table-tennis-team-in-rio-olympics.
Ms Feng has helped us win many glories and medals. At the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, she and her team helped to win Singapore’s first Olympic medal in 48 years and its first as an independent country.
In 2010, she and her team stunned the reigning champions China 3–1 making Singapore world champion in table tennis for the first time.
In 2012, she and her team again won another medal for Singapore at the Summer Olympics in London.
Last year, she defeated the Chinese players to be crowned Asian Cup Champion for the first time. With this win, she broke China’s 7 consecutive years of dominance at the Asian Cup Championship.
Yes, she did not perform well last night against the Japanese players but do you really know why?
Because, the cartilage in her knees are worn out and the doctors told her that they won’t grow back.
She has to constantly take injections to lubricate her knees and they are no longer strong enough to withstand hectic competition schedules.
There is no long-term solution for her knees. To ensure that she doesn’t load her knees, she had to reduce weights.
She has sacrificed her body a lot for Singapore. Can’t you empathise with her plights?
I dare you to publish this letter. If you don’t, I can only conclude that TISG is yet another online xenophobic site.
