No one wants to fund it. Now that the Winter Olympics is being held, Japan asks for help, and Japan's answer is bright.

Less than a year before the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea. However, the organizing committee of the Winter Olympics seems to be in a hurry because their preparations are still in progress. The most troublesome problem is its huge funding vacancy. At first, the budget of Pyeongchang Olympic Games was only one-fifth of that of Sochi. However, with the construction of venues and various preparations, the budget of this Winter Olympics has been raised to 3 trillion won, which is not the point. The point is that South Korea is very anxious now, and no one wants to fund them.

Although Lotte Enterprise, as a pillar enterprise in Korea, intends to sponsor the organizing committee with 60 billion won, it is obviously a drop in the bucket for the huge funding vacancy. So why are big Korean companies unwilling to support their own Olympic Games? This is actually related to the reputation of international competitions held in Korea before and the official attitude of the organizing Committee. As we all know, the 2002 World Cup and the 20 14 Incheon Asian Games are both international events held by South Korea. The poor referee's black whistle in the 2002 World Cup was spurned by fans all over the world. The venues of the 14 Asian Games were full of loopholes, and the organizers even took on huge debts after the game. This series of bad experiences has made Korean companies reluctant to support activities held in their own countries, and even said that "it will not only have no effect, but will have a bad impact on enterprises."

At the beginning of this Olympic Games, Korean athletes encountered setbacks and difficulties. The International Olympic Committee hoped that the 20 18 PyeongChang Winter Olympics would be supported by Japan, but as soon as the news came out, it immediately attracted strong resistance from Japanese netizens. In just two days, there were nearly 65438+ ten thousand messages. Most Japanese netizens reacted strongly to this proposal, saying that they "don't want to make a fool of themselves with South Korea.

However, in the face of such resistance from Japanese netizens, Korean netizens also stood up and spoke. They said, "Any country will do, as long as it is not Japan." "Not only the PyeongChang Winter Olympics in four years, but even after 100 and 1000, I don't want to co-host sports events with Japan again!" "Japan wants to plot our interests again? I absolutely disagree with co-hosting. Japanese netizens will be relieved after seeing the attitude of Korean netizens. As long as the two countries do not work together, they also say that Koreans are paranoid. Or do you think you are the center of the universe?

Not long ago, after China frequently withdrew from the competition held in South Korea, Korean netizens were very angry. They even said, "Some people say they won't come to the Winter Olympics." Although their attitude may be a little radical, if China really doesn't participate in the Winter Olympics, the excitement will be greatly reduced. Why don't they reflect that hosting international competitions in their own countries will be opposed by all parties, and even local enterprises will not support them. Don't they feel sorry for themselves?