During the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, a video of a heated argument between a Chinese woman and Japanese event staff sparked heated discussions on Chinese and Japanese social media platforms. Online information and related social media accounts indicate that the person involved is identified as Chen Yun, a former Jiangsu women's football player and now a football-themed social media creator.

According to a post on the "Chen Yun Women's Football" account, after passing through security with her suitcase, she placed it next to an empty space because there was no luggage storage available. However, staff demanded she take her luggage, leading to a heated argument. She later posted a rebuttal, stating, "If the Japanese are going to hold a major event, then they shouldn't," and described her use of profanity during the conflict as "speaking out a couple of nationalistic phrases," further fueling the controversy.

The questions are: Does allowing luggage through security equate to the right to decide where to place it? If the venue didn't provide storage facilities, should the Japanese organizers be held responsible? Even if the staff's attitude was indeed problematic, does that justify the insults directed at a "Japanese person"?

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