记者提问- You've spoken very eloquently about trying to keep everyone from China and the US happy. I was wondering how hard is it for you to balance those two things, particularly when you get criticism on social media, particularly in America, for your performance?
谷答: Absolutely. Thank you for that question. I think that -- here's the thing. I'm not trying to keep anyone happy. I'm an 18-year-old girl out here living my best life. Like, I'm having a great time, you know. It doesn't really matter if other people are happy or not because I feel as though I am doing my best, I'm enjoying the entire process, and I'm using my voice to create as much positive change as I can for the voices who will listen to me in an area that is personal and relevant to myself. So I know that I have a good heart. And I know that my reasons for making the decisions I do are -- are based on a greater common interest and something that I feel like is for the greater good. And so if other people don't really believe that that's where I'm coming from, then that just reflects that they do not have the empathy to empathize with a good heart, perhaps because they don't share the same kind of morals that I do. And in that sense, I'm not going to waste my time trying to placate people who are, one, uneducated, and two, probably are never going to experience the kind of joy and gratitude and just love that I have the great fortune to experience on a daily basis. So yeah, if people don't believe me and if people don't like me, then that's their loss. They're never going to win the Olympics, so--
你不相信我，不喜欢我，就是没有同理心，咱不在一个道德层面上，这些是没受过教育的人，永远不能像我一样，每天沐浴在喜悦、感恩、和爱之下，我就不浪费我的时间了，你们永远不会拿奥运冠军。
无论在何种情况下，如果我的孩子说这番话，我绝对不会为她辩护
