African-American immigrants

At the Tokyo Olympic Games last night, the last lighting ceremony was completed by a dark-skinned girl.

If you are not familiar with tennis, you may be unfamiliar with this new tennis player.

Naomi Osaka, a famous Japanese tennis player, is likely to become the new tennis overlord after Serena Williams.

Naomi Osaka was born in1June, 997, and was born in Osaka, Japan. Her mother is Japanese and her father is Haitian. When she was more than three years old, her family immigrated to the United States and obtained American citizenship.

Genetically speaking, Naomi Osaka inherited her mother's appearance, with Asian appearance and oriental exquisite facial features, but her skin color and figure followed her father.

As a result of growing up in the United States, Naomi Osaka classified herself as a black American in the depths of her soul.

As early as Osaka Naomi was three years old, her family moved to new york, where she has lived ever since.

Naomi Osaka has a talent for tennis since she was a child. At first, her father was her coach.

After graduating from Naomi High School in Osaka, his father sent him to the famous SBT Tennis Academy in Florida for further study.

Playing tennis needs more money. For Naomi Osaka, who lives at the bottom of American society, it is impossible to spend more money to train her.

To this end, Naomi Osaka's father has repeatedly sought sponsorship from the American Tennis Association, but to no avail.

So when she was 18 years old, her father helped her make a decision to choose Japanese nationality on the grounds that the Internet Society of Japan could provide more funding.

After joining Japanese nationality, Naomi Osaka's tennis performance has made rapid progress because of her support.

In 2020, after the 20 18 US Open and the 20 19 Australian Open, Naomi Osaka won her third Grand Slam in new york, thus surpassing Li Na and becoming the first woman tennis player in Asia. Besides, Naomi Osaka has won the first three Grand Slam finals in her career. The last player who won this honor can be traced back to capriati 18 years ago.

It is said that Japanese people can be proud of such impressive professional achievements, but many behaviors of Naomi Osaka have made Japanese netizens dissatisfied.

Some Japanese netizens shouted: Naomi Osaka chose Japanese nationality, but left her soul in the United States. What's going on here?

Naomi Osaka, who grew up in the United States, has a special family and can be influenced by Japanese culture, Haitian culture and American culture, but in fact, because she grew up in the United States, she thinks she is a black American.

Therefore, when she participated in the US Open last year, she participated in the affirmative action movement in order to support the "black life is expensive" movement. In order to show her attitude publicly, when she participated in the competition, she wore a mask representing the affirmative movement and seven different masks in succession, all of which supported the black affirmative movement.

Obviously, in her heart, Naomi Osaka always thought she was black.

Participating in the affirmative action movement was originally to add points to the image of Naomi Osaka, because the influence of Naomi Osaka has aroused many people's concern about the status of blacks, which is positive.

However, many Japanese don't think so. They think that you, a Japanese, should not get involved in American family affairs.

Some netizens worry that Osaka Naomi's practice will trigger similar demonstrations in Japan.

Some Japanese netizens believe that Naomi Osaka chose Japanese nationality, but left her soul in the United States.

Some Japanese netizens pointed out that the black people mourned by Naomi Osaka were not worthy of sympathy.

However, some Japanese netizens affirmed and praised Naomi Osaka's affirmative action, and some Japanese netizens praised Naomi Osaka for doing something that a 22-year-old girl could hardly do.

Naomi Osaka also mentioned in the column of Esquire that it is a long way to go to make the Japanese understand their "affirmative action", but she will not give up trying.

Naomi Osaka wrote down her views and ideals in an article in the column of "Mr. Fashion":

Naomi Osaka, a mixed-race tennis genius, also challenges the meaning of being Japanese in a country with only one race. Therefore, Naomi Osaka has become a controversial figure in Japan.

The most unexpected thing about this Olympic Games is that Naomi Osaka was the last one to light the fire.

People who like it will say that this reflects Japan's tolerance and internationalization, but netizens who spit out think: Can a girl whose soul is American represent the Japanese?

After all, this girl can't speak Japanese, almost lives in the United States, sends Weibo in English, and insists that she is "black" ...

One more thing, although this girl is a tennis genius and a grand slam winner, she has never participated in the Olympic Games, let alone won the Olympic champion.

Of course, this is a Japanese family affair, and many netizens in China joked that it was summer.

Don't say, these two girls are a little alike.

About the Japanese "black" girl Naomi Osaka, let's take a look at her competition in the Olympic Games. After all, the most exciting thing is the Olympic Games. What did you say?/Sorry?