Recently, online rumors claimed that a school in Guangzhou erected a statue in honor of Olympic champion Quan Hongchan, sparking widespread discussion. Photos shared by netizens appeared to show a statue on campus resembling Quan, leading to debates over whether schools are overly idolizing celebrity athletes. In response, the school clarified that the sculpture is not specifically dedicated to Quan Hongchan but is part of a broader sports-themed art installation aimed at promoting athletic spirit and inspiring students. The school emphasized that the statue’s design integrates features of multiple outstanding athletes and does not represent any single individual—thus, the claim of a ‘Quan Hongchan statue’ is a misunderstanding. As the young gold medalist from the Tokyo Olympics, Quan has captured public affection due to her humble background, remarkable talent, and down-to-earth personality, making her story a popular example in youth education. This incident highlights public concern about the balance between educational values and celebrity worship. The school stated it will continue using diverse approaches to moral and physical education to help students develop sound values.
近日，一则‘广州某学校为奥运冠军全红婵立雕像’的消息在网络上引发热议。不少网友晒出照片，显示校园内确实有一座疑似全红婵的雕像，引发公众对学校是否过度追捧明星运动员的讨论。对此，涉事学校迅速作出回应，澄清该雕像并非专为全红婵而设，而是学校体育文化主题雕塑的一部分，旨在弘扬体育精神、激励学生奋发向上。校方强调，雕像形象融合了多位优秀运动员的特征，并非特指某一位人物，网传‘为全红婵立像’系误读。全红婵作为东京奥运会跳水金牌得主，因其年少成名、出身普通家庭以及朴实可爱的性格深受大众喜爱，其励志故事也常被用于青少年教育。此次事件反映出公众对教育导向和偶像崇拜之间边界的关注。校方表示，将继续以多元方式开展德育与体育教育，引导学生树立正确价值观。
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