Lei Wu's high-five victory was rejected by Ferreira, is it normal for Asian football players to be discriminated against?

Compared with other countries, the development of football in China is slow, so many foreigners look down on Asians and football players, so it is normal to discriminate against them. In fact, foreigners are not bad, but the education they received from childhood is different from ours. The education they have received since childhood makes them self-inflated, thinking that they are the best in the world, others are weak, and only their own country is the strongest in the world. The culture left over from history cannot be changed for a while, nor can the colored glasses they wear be taken off for a while.

All kinds of discrimination on the football field have long been the norm. For example, Tottenham met Millwall Football Club in the FA Cup, and South Korean Sun Xingyu, as a general of the team, has great fame not only in Asian football, but also in European football. But not everyone thinks so. If Sun Xingyu holds the ball in the match between the Millwall fans of Tottenham Hotspur and the home team, the Millwall fans will immediately shout: You sell CDs, and you can earn five pounds by selling three CDs. Selling CDs has another meaning among Millwall fans, which is related to the historical development of the region: historically, many Asians came to Britain to sell CDs for a living. The incident was outrageous, and Sun Xingyi hit back at Milwaukee fans with a hat trick.

When Suarez played for Liverpool in the Premier League, he clashed with Manchester United full-back and Frenchman Patrice Evra on the pitch. Then the two began to quarrel, and Suarez broke the word "black" and insulted Evra. The audience was in an uproar. The FA then suspended Suarez's game and refused to shake hands with Patrice Evra before the Manchester United game. As a necessary behavior in football match, refusing to shake hands is disrespectful. Suarez does have excellent football talent and personal ability, but sometimes his brain fever can lead to big mistakes.

20 17 Ravihira's canthus incident caused an uproar again. He also left a photo of holding his eyes in the pose before the happy season in Hebei Huaxia. Later, a British journalist posted on Twitter, pointing out that Lavich, who made money in China, had acted with racial discrimination. Later, many media, including 442 and The Sun, scrambled to reprint this picture, and all agreed that Lavezzi was involved in racial discrimination. The Sun even bluntly said that the Argentines were "very shameless".