The National Anthem of the Hong Kong Rugby Football Association has been wronged one after another. The Chief Secretary for Administration, Chen Guoji, accepted an exclusive interview with the TV station and revealed, "Until now, we have not seen that the Rugby Football Association's mistake was deliberate or politically motivated. We can't see it until now. None now!" However, he emphasized that the mistakes were serious and could even affect relations between countries, and he absolutely did not want or allow this to happen again, and the police are still investigating.
Chen Guoji attended the meeting of the Association of News Executives today (25th) and said that he knew the background of the Korean intern who prepared the national anthem of the Hong Kong team at the "Qilan South Korea Station". This person has never studied in Hong Kong and has no connection with Hong Kong. There is no evidence Show that the event has a political purpose.
Qais Abdulla Al Dhalai, president of the Asian Rugby Federation, emphasized in a radio interview that the incident did not involve any political or bad motives, but that some staff violated the guidelines, and no one has been punished for this.
So far, the association has not received any inquiries from the Hong Kong police. If the police request to submit information, they will be happy to cooperate.
Chen Guoji: Sun Dong is discussing with Google to avoid search misunderstandings
One of the focal points of this mistake is that when searching for "Hong Kong National Anthem" online, the anti-revision song "Glory to Hong Kong" will appear instead of the correct "March of the Volunteers".
Chen Guoji pointed out that Sun Dong, the Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry, is discussing with the search engine Google, but "the most important thing is not here, the most important thing (should be) is to download a song from the Internet temporarily." The authority has received a promise from the Asian Football Federation Set up a central repository to store the national anthem and use the national anthem provided by the Hong Kong side to avoid mistakes.
Qais Abdulla Al Dhalai pointed out that Dubai came to Hong Kong to apologize earlier, which was accepted by Chen Guoji. He also pointed out that even if a central repository is established and the national anthem version must be used in the competition, it is still difficult to guarantee that there will never be mistakes.
However, he is willing to make every effort to minimize the chance of mistakes, and believes that the chance of similar mistakes happening again is close to zero.
Chief Secretary for Administration Chan Kwok-kei (right) received Asian Rugby Federation President Qais Abdulla Al Dhalai (left) this afternoon (22nd).
(Photo by Government Information Department)
People make mistakes, I leave the scene, Chen denies self-punishment: Everyone is responsible for maintaining the national anthem
The Hong Kong Federation and Olympic Committee issued new guidelines earlier, requiring the team leader to lead the athletes to express objection with the "T" sign when encountering a mistake, and lead the team to leave the field if there is no correction.
Chen Guoji explained that he hoped to unify the response standards, but he did not agree with the organizer's mistakes. Asking the Hong Kong team to leave is "self-punishment": "If a normal organizer, people indicate that there is a mistake, but there is a mistake, they should change it back. , Immediately change. If we really do not change, we cannot allow these mistakes to continue... Choosing to leave is a normal reaction, and it is also the last step. He emphasized that "everyone is responsible" for maintaining the dignity of the national anthem and the regional flag.
Chen Guoji also pointed out that the Innovation and Technology Bureau is discussing with online search engines to ensure that there will be no error messages when searching for "Hong Kong National Anthem". Downloading is always risky, you don’t know what you are downloading, so we do not encourage downloading from the Internet.” He emphasized that the Hong Kong side provided the correct version, and the Asian Lavender Association promised not to download from the Internet again, and it is estimated that there will be no more mistakes.
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