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[인사이트] Reporter Kim Nam-ha = Heungkuk Life’s twin sister volleyball players Lee Da-young and Lee Jae-young who apologized after being accused of being accused of school violence.
As the controversy grows, the incident that has been related to them but has been silently passed without attention is being newly illuminated.
In particular, recent volleyball fans recalled the last game of the women’s volleyball regular league of Heungkuk Life and Hyundai E&C, which took place two years ago at the Suwon Gymnasium.
Hyundai E&C fans who recalled the time gathered saying, “It was the worst” and “I couldn’t stand it because I was angry.” Why did it?
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On March 9, 2019, on this day, Heungkuk Life Insurance won 3-1 with a set score amid Lee Jae-young’s performance and confirmed the championship in the final game of the regular league team.
Heungkuk Life Insurance players decided to spray water on the players who performed the most outstanding performance on the day they confirmed their regular league championship.
Lee Jae-young, who flew with 10 points in the third set alone, was selected as the MVP, and Heungkuk Life’s colleagues jumped in and sprayed him with water from a bottle of water.
However, among the people who sprayed the water, there was a twin brother Lee Da-young, who was a member of Hyundai E&C at the time, who played with the opposing team this day.
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Lee Da-young laughed excitedly and ran over to her sister and sprayed water.
At that time, when this scene hit the radio wave, the twin fans responded with “a good younger brother who supports his older sister even in defeat” and “an older sister who has been congratulated by his other team and proved his skills”
However, volleyball fans couldn’t just look good. In particular, Hyundai E&C fans said that they couldn’t see the sisters’ ceremony until the end.
This is because I didn’t feel professionalism at all. No matter how close the twin sisters in the world won, it was uncomfortable to see them celebrating the opposing team’s victory over the net in a situation where colleagues and fans were disappointed after losing the last home game.
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As a result, some volleyball fans criticized it, saying, “This is not,” through online communities and social media, but the twin sisters’ fandom at the time was so big that they were quickly buried and passed quietly.
Two years later, the incident came back to the surface when the twin sisters were bullied. Volleyball fans, who couldn’t say anything at that time, are now revealing their thoughts honestly through online.