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Taiwan to impose athlete code of conduct in wake of controversy at Beijing Winter Olympics
โซล่าเซลล์คุณภาพดี introduced yesterday that nationwide team athletes should abide by a brand new code of conduct to compete in the upcoming Asian Games in Hangzhou, China, in September.
The guidelines are being drafted in response to Taiwanese speedskater Huang Yu-ting’s (黃郁婷) seemingly unpatriotic conduct on the worldwide stage.
Huang, who was the flag bearer for Taiwan at the opening ceremony, has drawn significant flack from home audiences for her actions and comments made before and during the Beijing Winter Olympics.

Prior to the video games, the two-time Olympian uploaded a video on Instagram of herself sporting the uniform of the Chinese speedskating team at a coaching in Salt Lake City, Utah.
At the 1,500m speedskating race on Feb. 7, Huang informed the Beijing Daily that she was touched by the audience’s enthusiasm, saying it “felt like I was competing at residence.”


Then after Thursday’s 1,000m race, Huang thanked her supporters on Facebook, saying “the remark section is now open for haters and trolls.”

She posted the same remark on the Chinese microblogging Web web site Sina Weibo, however added that “there are not any trolls in the remark section” there.
Notably, Huang’s performances for ‘Chinese Taipei’ at the Olympics were surprisingly lacklustre.
She finished twenty fourth in the women’s 1,000 metre event and just twenty sixth in the women’s 500 metre event — regardless of taking house the gold and silver medals for a similar distances on the Four Continents Speed Skating Championships in Calgary, Canada, in December.
The Sports Administration says it will gather representatives from the Chinese Taipei Skating Union and the Chinese Taipei Olympic Committee to debate Huang’s case and would determine whether or not she ought to be penalized throughout the next few weeks.
Current rules do not prohibit Taiwanese athletes from speaking freely on social media and carrying the uniforms of different countries in practice classes, and so aren't grounds for disqualification.
The current manual for the national team doesn't stipulate how athletes ought to behave and no steering is given during the information session for athletes before worldwide competition..

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