I am from Malaysia and of course, I am frustrated that we lost the game to China. And what crossed my mind is it was the fight between 2 chinese men from 2 different countries.
I wouldn't blame Lee Chong Wei for the lost. Nobody is to be blamed. During our chilhood we were taught of accepting lost as part of any game, so no matter how big a tournament is, we must not forget the concept. But when it comes to national importance, can't we just accept it as fate. I don't think any player wish to loose a game. It would be a shame but when you lost, you must accept that your opponent is much too strong.
When we talk about strength and will power, it is very complicated. Many things contribute to all these. Motivation alone is not enough and don't forget fate and destiny also play their role in our everyday life.
To our players, I wish to thank you for being brave to accept the participation. You are all appreciated.
I wouldn't blame Lee Chong Wei for the lost. Nobody is to be blamed. During our chilhood we were taught of accepting lost as part of any game, so no matter how big a tournament is, we must not forget the concept. But when it comes to national importance, can't we just accept it as fate. I don't think any player wish to loose a game. It would be a shame but when you lost, you must accept that your opponent is much too strong.
When we talk about strength and will power, it is very complicated. Many things contribute to all these. Motivation alone is not enough and don't forget fate and destiny also play their role in our everyday life.
To our players, I wish to thank you for being brave to accept the participation. You are all appreciated.
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