"A piece of cloth above my head, I am the richest in the world." Qatar spent 220 billion US dollars to host the World Cup. Although our national football team failed to enter the World Cup, China's manufacturing shines and has become a hot topic in this World Cup.
Recently, a woman shared a story about what she saw and heard on a social platform, which caused heated discussion among netizens. The woman said that at first she thought she could get in touch with a fresh humanistic environment when she went abroad. Unexpectedly, after arriving at her destination, she was stunned by the scene in front of her and felt that she had not gone abroad in an instant.
The woman praised: "In this World Cup, "Chinese elements can be seen everywhere in local food, clothing, housing and transportation, from the mascot " Raibu " to the big ones " Lucerne Stadium ", even dining, blind boxes for participating in events, and traveling by subway are written in China".
Even the title vendor is a Chinese brand when watching the football on the spot. In addition, the "Chinese elements" in the surrounding commodity markets such as referees, football, and jerseys are also everywhere, which just confirms the saying: "The Qatar World Cup, except for the national football team, everything else has arrived"! Netizens are very proud of this.
Netizen's opinion:
Some netizens commented that there are indeed many Chinese elements, but this is Football World Cup . The national football team must appear in the arena, which is what the Chinese people want to see the most.
Some netizens also commented that this feeling is that my father built a university, found the best teacher, and gave the best material life. In order not to let the children have a sense of away games, the venues are built according to their homes to create a home feeling, but the child failed to pass the exam.
Some netizens also commented that this World Cup has a bit high "middle content"! Although the Chinese national football team has also gone there, they just bought tickets to enter.
The author believes that as a "top" event that attracts attention from the world, the World Cup is not only a competition of technology among teams from various countries, but also a stage for brands, goods and services from various countries to compete in the same field.
Although the biggest regret for domestic fans is that they do not have teams from their own country appear in the event they like, I am very pleased to see some Chinese companies stepping into the arena from some form. What do you think of this, friends in front of the screen?
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