What does AC Milan think of Inter Milan's domestic Serie A champion?

This matter has a long history. As early as many years ago, an article was quoted. The content cannot be completely determined, but the fuse originated from this:

Milan mocked, abused and attacked Inter Milan many times at the championship celebration, which was understood by most neutral fans. After all, this is the Derby culture, and people are not surprised. But if AC Milan fans insult Inter Milan, take the definition of "China" as an example, how should things be interpreted? Sadly, Milan fans insulted Inter Milan in this way: the champion of AC Milan was "Made in Italy" and the champion of Inter Milan was "Made in China".

This scene happened yesterday, local time, at Milan's championship celebration. At that time, the champion float of Milan set off from Turati Avenue in Milan, passed the Cathedral Square and arrived at the San Siro. The streets of Turati are crowded with people. Many fans celebrate Milan's championship in various ways, even in performance art. Of course, Milan ridiculed Inter Milan when winning the championship. This has happened countless times in history, and people are not surprised.

Tassotti, a member of Milan coaching staff, Gattuso and others, prepared a banner "tutti sul campo, Milan 18 Champion" on the float (all won on the field), mocking that one of the champions of 18 League in the history of Inter Milan was pronounced by Calciopoli, and several of them were the products of the abnormal era of Serie A after Calciopoli. Generally speaking, this is what Milan players want to express.

But Milan fans expressed this idea in a controversial way. The banners they held were AC Milan champion "Made in Italy" and Inter Milan (Made in China) 18 crown "Made in China". It's hard to imagine how China people will feel when they see Italian banners like this.

In the past, most of the goods exported by China were "shanzhai", and the inspection of goods produced by China manufacturers was not strict enough, which made "Made in China" once have a bad reputation. But now, the quality of "Made in China" is completely different from that of that year. For example, many products of Armani, the proudest Italian brand, are made in China, even in China. In several Italian pillar industries, such as automobiles, the strength and quality of China enterprises have reached the point where the world cannot ignore them. So it may be understandable that China people attack each other on the court. After all, this is only part of the Derby culture. But as far as China is concerned, this is a bit ridiculous.

It must be pointed out that accusing Inter Milan of "Made in China" is not just the patent of Milan fans. Juventus once raised the flag to protest when Inter Milan 15 won the championship. This is a very sad fact for China people.

Of course, Italians are xenophobic and don't know China. Their knowledge of China was established hundreds of years ago, not just happened today. The Italian Prime Minister satirized China for cooking babies as fertilizer, which is a well-known joke. Tommasi, a former Italian international, came to the Super League and was once regarded as a laughing stock by the authoritative Italian sports media Turin Sports Daily. After tommasi returned to Italy, he described the prosperity and modernization of Shanghai to Gazzetta dello Sport, but many Italians dismissed it because they "don't believe that China can have a more prosperous city than Rome"! I still remember that after the opening ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Gazzetta dello Sport commented: "If you think out of inertia, you will doubt whether what you saw this night is true." It can be seen that Italians who think highly of themselves are at best called "still living in ancient Rome" and at worst called arrogance.

What people want to know now is what these AC Milan fans who satirize China will think about Milan's upcoming Super Cup. Isn't this also "Made in China"? It should be pointed out that the practice of these fans has certainly discredited Milan, but it is by no means the official attitude of AC Milan. Just a few days ago, official website of Milan wrote an article entitled "Beijing Waiting for Milan".