Anti-noise earplugs enter the stadium

The World Cup in South Africa made people remember the Spanish team's first ascension to the world. However, what I was most impressed with when I visited the scene was the loudest noise-boosting artifacts, and the chilling Jo'burg.

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The reporter first arrived at the resident of Joborg. Accompanied by a black driver, he went to the market and bought a grandfather who was about one meter long. The first time I saw Grandpa, I felt the same as the horn, but I blew it up. I just blew it up. Just under the guidance of the black driver, the reporter learned that he had to breathe first and then The entrance was blown at a constant speed, and finally it gave a terrible sound of "squeaky." After listening to the black drivers, the ancestors of the ancestors were used by South African locals. However, the crickets did not scare fans from all over the world to collapse first.

Into the World Cup stadium, three or four hundred thousand people hand a ancestors, blowing up feeling that the whole field is bee buzzing, so that you realize the "vibration 聋 聋 一 一" the real meaning of the word. As FIFA refused to ban the progenitors on the ground of respecting South African cultural traditions, many foreign fans had to wear earphones to enter the field. They would rather watch a silent football game than be annoyingly annoying. Zu Lai's voice.

According to reports, the noise generated by the grandfather reached 100 decibels. Some people may question whether the referee's whistle can cross the ancestral ancestors and reach the player's ear. The answer is yes. The South African World Cup special whistle used copper for the first time. In addition, the German manufacturer also used a name called Titanic. Titanic was a tyrannical ancestor and was the nemesis of the ancestors. It was capable of making a loud noise of 135 dB. Hardship is still a player. They not only have to endure the interference of their ancestors, but also tolerate the referee's "Titanic."

Interestingly, when reporters bought gifts before returning home, it was discovered that Zhaizu was originally called “MADE IN CHINA”, which caused many of its peers to lose interest in buying.

Chaotic violence makes people afraid to go out

The World Cup in Brazil is about to open, and the security of the World Cup has once again been put on the agenda. The Brazilian World Cup Organizing Committee even preliminarily printed the media fan safety manual. The reporter looked at it and felt that it was exactly the same as the South Africa World Cup four years ago. It was like “do not resist when encountering a robbery” and “went to bring two or three hundred dollars. Cash" and so on.

South Africa is the country with the highest crime rate in the world. When reporters arrived in Joab for the first time in the World Cup finals, they read local Chinese newspapers and found that the flooded pages were mostly about violence such as street robberies and gang fights, but they did not agree with it, but they did not In two days everyone believed.

On June 8, 2010, a colleague of the Anhui Xin'an Evening News arrived on the second day of Jo'burg and was blackmailed by a black robber while the black driver was driving up the street and waiting for the traffic light. The purse camera carried with him was looted. . According to the news, the National Evening News World Cup interview team had to step up security measures and requested that no one be allowed to go out alone. At least two or three people must travel together to travel together. They must also take a car driven by a black driver who is specially hired.

A fellow Fujian native surnamed Wei, who had been doing business in Joburg for many years, said when he introduced law and order in South Africa, he encountered robbery here, but don’t count on the police because only vigilance on the TV is possible. Joburg was a real existence. "South African policemen are black. Most of them are on the road after work hours, but instead of maintaining public order, they are looking for Chinese vehicles. After stopping, they directly use guns to extort money. Two thousand rand (a rand is equivalent to one yuan), experienced Chinese businessmen give away one or two hundred, and the first time South African Chinese are often forced to pay in the number."

At the World Cup site, the reporter could see a row of armored vehicles loaded with live ammunition before each match. The atmosphere was terrifying and depressing. It was not the start of the game, but a precursor to the war. Fortunately, the World Cup was ultimately safe. At the end, we were also shocked to be a "war reporter."

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