Guoan’s reversal night, the home atmosphere of the Workers’ Sports “gathers” foreign students

In the league, Yunnan Yukun 2-1 was reversed at home. Among the more than 40,000 spectators on the scene, 30 European and American college students who came to Beijing for cultural exchanges were "spread" by the Guoan team's football skills and the hot atmosphere of the Workers' Sports in one night, and also deepened their understanding of Beijing's sports and cultural heritage.

It is understood that these European and American students who came to Beijing this time learned Chinese in schools in their respective countries and yearned for Chinese culture. This time, they used the summer vacation to participate in international exchange activities organized by Beijing Foreign Studies University. This is the first time that everyone has come to China. On the 26th, they came to the Workers' Sports Department to visit and were instantly shocked by this majestic building that carries the history of sports development in New China. "This place not only carries the development of China's sports and culture, but also adheres to the principle of 'traditional appearance and modern venue' and becomes the first international first-class professional football stadium in Beijing." Zhonghe Workers' Sports staff explained to everyone in fluent English. When everyone stood in the stadium core, they saw the green seats in the venue, and the big BEIJING was integrated into the green seats of the venue. The word FC, with a head tilted is a canopy extended from all angles. As the first batch of national and first in the capital, the "International Standard Professional Football Stadium showed the world a sense of power, and also shocked the foreign students on the scene. On the evening of the 30th, they ushered in the highlight of this exchange activity - watching the Guoan team's home game on site. Everyone wore Guoan jerseys, held a scarf, and sang with 40,000 people in the audience. The waves were surging, the green flags and the surroundings. The scarfs merge into an ocean. Many students from developed football countries, when they saw the reversal of Guoan in the second half, jumped up and raised their arms, and recorded this bloody oriental football night with their mobile phones.

Ralph is a college student from the Netherlands. His first trip to Beijing made him feel exciting. He was particularly shocked that tens of thousands of fans shouted in such a grand stadium. The excellent workmanship with excellent software and hardware is comparable to all the stadiums in the Netherlands.