体育竞技,无论是干的人或看的人,都离不开胜败的情感波涛。胜时欢乐,败时难过,天经地义,习以为常。正如一位饱经沧桑的职业球队领队所说:“我们干的是有哭有笑的行当。” 我曾亲眼见过一位名震遐迩的韩国职业棋士在一次世界围棋大赛失利后当着大庭广众失声痛哭;也曾目睹一位日本九段棋士在中日擂台赛输棋之后的晚宴上,一口东西不吃,一句话不说,心情沉重。我还听一位我国的著名九段棋士对我说过,“有时候比赛输了,人就像死过去一样”。 Sports competition, whether it is dry or watching people, are inseparable from the emotional waves of victory and defeat. Win when happy, defeated when sad, justified, accustomed to. As one of the most experienced professional team captains said: “We did the job of crying and laughing.” I have witnessed a famous South Korean professional chessman in a world go defeat in public disorder Crying; also saw a Japanese nine Duanqi chessmen in the China and Japan lost the game after dinner at a dinner, a thing not to eat, a word not say, in a heavy mood. I also listened to one of our country’s famous Kudan and said to me, “Sometimes when a race is lost, people are like dead.”