Zhang Jialang wins the gold medal in the Olympics, and the hot search on Weibo among mainland netizens celebrates Hong Kong's first gold medal after the return of Hong Kong

Fencer Zhang Jialang won the second Olympic gold medal in Hong Kong history, and "#中国香港首金#" appeared on the Weibo search list, arousing heated discussions among mainland netizens.

Many mainland netizens celebrated that the Hong Kong team won the "first gold medal after the reunification."

In addition, well-known Hong Kong personalities such as He Chaolian, "Hong Kong Bald Sheriff" Liu Zeji and He Junyao, who are active on Weibo, also posted congratulations on Weibo as soon as Zhang Jialang won the gold.

Netizens: The National Anthem is played for the first time in the Olympics

Zhang Jialang’s gold winning aroused discussion among mainland Weibo netizens. Some netizens celebrated the Hong Kong team’s "first gold medal after the handover", and some netizens pointed out that this is the first time in the history of the Olympic Games that "the flag of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region has been hung. (At the same time) ) Play the National Anthem of the People's Republic of China".

Mainland netizens pointed out that this is the first time in the history of the Olympic Games that the Hong Kong regional flag has been raised to play the Chinese national anthem.

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And since the Chinese national team has not won the gold medal today, some netizens said with excitement: "Thanks to the Hong Kong team of China for winning a gold medal. Today there is no national anthem and the national flag, but the gold medal of the Hong Kong team made China's national anthem sound." The only time I can hear the national anthem today."

He Chaolian posted two Weibo congratulations

Many Hong Kong celebrities who are active on Weibo also posted congratulations on Weibo as soon as Zhang Jialang won the gold.

Gambling King He Hongshen’s daughter, He Chaolian, posted two Weibos in a row: “Zhang Jialang has taken the Olympic fencing champion, Hong Kong, China, too awesome 👏👏👏 ​​​”, “Awesome, awesome, awesome 😭😭😭😭😭” .

He Chaolian repeatedly posted on Weibo to celebrate Zhang Jialang's gold win.

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The police chief Liu Zeji (the Mainland called "Hong Kong bald police sergeant Liu Sir"), who became popular in the Mainland, also posted a Weibo to congratulate Zhang Jialang on winning the 2020 Olympic Men's Foil Gold Medal, not forgetting to mention "Don't say I'm partial, but I I am really very happy, because Zhang Jialang is a son of the police."

He Junyao: Happy to hear and see the hearts of the people

He Junyao, a member of the establishment legislative council, wrote on Weibo: "Hong Kong, China's first gold medal is seriously closed. After the passage of the Hong Kong National Security Law, Zhang Jialang won the first Olympic gold medal for Hong Kong, China! Energetic! Happy to hear, happy to see, celebrate with everyone.相告! #张家朗##中国香港第一金##我地一齐发功㗎##何君尧# #又播中国国歌啦# ​​​".

Some netizens raised questions about the Hong Kong team's gold medal calculation and flag raising rules.

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Amidst the praise, some netizens wondered why the Hong Kong team can compete alone, or asked "Should the gold medal be counted in the national team?", which immediately caused a lot of confusion among mainland netizens; others questioned Zhang Jialang’s political orientation , Even pointed out that Zhang Jialang was tracking He Yunshi and the account supporting the anti-revision law on IG, but this kind of remarks were also criticized by other netizens who "find the fault" and attacked with Liu Zeji's Weibo content, emphasizing that Zhang Jialang was " The son of the police."

According to public information, Zhang Jialang has lived on Hong Kong Island since he was a child. His parents were both athletes. His father, Zhang Zilun, was a Hong Kong police officer and a former basketball member. In 1987, the Hong Kong Basketball League represented the police team and won the league championship. His mother It is the representative of YMCA basketball.

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