Recently, in a badminton match held in Indonesia, China's 17-year-old Zhang Zhijie played against the Japanese team, one second he was still waving the racket, the next second he fainted to the ground, after he fell to the ground, no one paid attention to him for nearly 20 seconds, his opponent panicked, but he didn't know what happened.
The coach tried to come up to help, but was stopped by the referee, and looked at the video at the time.
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Later, the Indonesian doctors finally arrived, and they carried Zhang Zhijie away on a stretcher, and Zhang Zhijie was not taken to the hospital until two minutes later, from the time Zhang Zhijie fainted.
Netizens thought that the organizer was somewhat unprofessional and missed the golden time for rescue.
What if the same thing happens in Europe? In a previous European football match between Denmark and Finland, Danish athlete Eriksen suffered a cardiac arrest and collapsed on the grass, and the referee immediately blew an emergency whistle to stop the game.
Three seconds later, the captain rushed up to break Erickson's mouth to prevent him from biting his tongue, and then just eight seconds later, the team doctor rushed up, followed by a professionally equipped medical staff 37 seconds later.
The Danes surrounded Eriksen with their bodies, forming a human wall and silently guarding their teammates.
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If the relevant personnel can also react quickly in the Indonesian game, then Zhang Zhijie may be able to be saved, what do you think?