“Iliopsoas”的版本间的差异
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叉腰肌 (chāyāo jī): iliopsoas (inner hip muscles) | 叉腰肌 (chāyāo jī): iliopsoas (inner hip muscles) | ||
| − | [[File:iliopsoas.jpg| | + | [[File:iliopsoas.jpg|300px|thumb|right|''Xie Yalong (whose given name is parodied as “deaf and dumb”) is shown as a roadside quack doctor. He tells the woman that her awkward gait is caused by a weak iliopsoas. To this she responds, “You're the one with an iliopsoas problem, haven't you seen a pregnant woman walk before?”'']] |
This word became popular on the Internet after Xie Yalong, Deputy Chairman of the Chinese Football Association (China's national soccer association) sternly reprimanded the Chinese women's team for its loss at the 2008 Olympics, mentioning that the women needed to build their iliopsoas muscles. Netizens found Xie's remark to be an easy target for mockery, as none of the women on the team likely knew which muscle he was talking about. While the Football Association has been blamed for China's infamously poor performance in men's soccer, the woman's soccer team has a much better overall record. | This word became popular on the Internet after Xie Yalong, Deputy Chairman of the Chinese Football Association (China's national soccer association) sternly reprimanded the Chinese women's team for its loss at the 2008 Olympics, mentioning that the women needed to build their iliopsoas muscles. Netizens found Xie's remark to be an easy target for mockery, as none of the women on the team likely knew which muscle he was talking about. While the Football Association has been blamed for China's infamously poor performance in men's soccer, the woman's soccer team has a much better overall record. | ||
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Netizens found it hypocritical that the Football Association could criticize the relatively successful women's team for such an odd shortcoming when the Football Association itself was guilty of many greater failings. This obscure muscle group is used today to refer to instances in which someone with major faults is quick to point out the faults of others. | Netizens found it hypocritical that the Football Association could criticize the relatively successful women's team for such an odd shortcoming when the Football Association itself was guilty of many greater failings. This obscure muscle group is used today to refer to instances in which someone with major faults is quick to point out the faults of others. | ||
| − | In 2012, [http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2012/06/jailed-soccer-coaches/ Xie Yalong was sentenced to | + | In 2012, [http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2012/06/jailed-soccer-coaches/ Xie Yalong was sentenced to ten-and-a-half years in jail on corruption charges]. |
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2014年4月9日 (三) 16:23的版本
叉腰肌 (chāyāo jī): iliopsoas (inner hip muscles)
This word became popular on the Internet after Xie Yalong, Deputy Chairman of the Chinese Football Association (China's national soccer association) sternly reprimanded the Chinese women's team for its loss at the 2008 Olympics, mentioning that the women needed to build their iliopsoas muscles. Netizens found Xie's remark to be an easy target for mockery, as none of the women on the team likely knew which muscle he was talking about. While the Football Association has been blamed for China's infamously poor performance in men's soccer, the woman's soccer team has a much better overall record.
Netizens found it hypocritical that the Football Association could criticize the relatively successful women's team for such an odd shortcoming when the Football Association itself was guilty of many greater failings. This obscure muscle group is used today to refer to instances in which someone with major faults is quick to point out the faults of others.
In 2012, Xie Yalong was sentenced to ten-and-a-half years in jail on corruption charges.
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