when our contestants perform well or win a medal,
we often congratulate them on social networks,
and friends or people from the same country will share the joy all at once.
However, when it comes to complement or congratulations from a politician,
they are invariably suspected of doing so for their own publicity,
or even condamned as having not done anything helpful before until the medal winner
is internationally recognized in the Olympic games.
It seems no room for politicians to sincerely express their shared happiness
without being questioned as to what their agenda truly is.