Wu Lei gave Ferreira a high-five to celebrate his successful assist but was rejected by Ferreira. Is it normal for Asian football players to be discriminated against?

Chinese football has developed slowly and is less sophisticated than other countries. Therefore, many foreigners look down on Asians and football players, so it has become normal to discriminate against Asians and football players. Foreigners are actually not bad at heart, but the education they have received since childhood is different from ours. The education they have received since childhood has made them self-inflated, thinking that they are the best in the world, everyone else is weak, and only their country is the world's best. The most powerful. The culture left over from history cannot be changed in a moment, and the colored glasses they put on cannot be taken off in a moment.

Discrimination of all kinds in football fields has long been commonplace. For example, Tottenham met Millwall Football Club in the FA Cup, and Korean Son Heung-min, as a member of the team, not only has a great reputation in Asian football, but also has a high reputation in European football. Popularity. But not everyone thinks so. If Son Heung-min holds the ball during a Tottenham match against their home team, Millwall fans will immediately shout: You are just a CD seller, sell three You can earn five pounds from a CD. Selling CDs has another meaning among Millwall fans, which is related to the historical development of the region: in history, many Asians came to the UK to sell CDs to make a living. This incident was outrageous, and Son Heung-min responded with a hat-trick to Millwall fans.

When Suarez was playing for Liverpool in the Premier League, during a match against Manchester United, Suarez had a conflict with Manchester United's full-back, Frenchman Evra, on the court. Then the two began to argue, and Suarez insulted Evra by using the word "black", causing an uproar in the audience. The Football Association subsequently suspended Suarez, who refused to shake hands with Evra before the match against Manchester United. As a mandatory behavior during football matches, refusing to shake hands is disrespectful. Suarez does have excellent football talent and personal abilities, but sometimes his enthusiasm can lead to big mistakes.

In 2017, the Ravichilla eye incident once again caused an uproar. In a pre-season photoshoot with Hebei China Fortune, he also left a photo with his hands holding the corners of his eyes. Later, a British reporter posted it on Twitter and pointed out that Lavezzi, who makes money in China, made a containing Racist actions. Subsequently, many media, including 442 and The Sun, rushed to reprint the picture. They also concluded that Lavezzi was involved in racial discrimination. The Sun even bluntly said that the Argentinian was "very shameless."