"Even if the Chinese football team failed to enter the Qatar World Cup, China has achieved the first place here."

This article is reported on September 22, Europe's first radio station, the original topic: World Cup settled in the world's largest wholesale market, China

Two months before the Qatar World Cup, the booth of Chinese merchants is already full of the atmosphere of the game. In Yiwu, Zhejiang, China, the racks of merchants are full of derivatives related to this sports event. The world's largest supplier has responded rapidly to the World Cup event.

This is a "Alibaba" treasure that keeps synchronized with the World Cup. In this world's largest wholesale market, there are two months before the opening of the Qatar World Cup. The huge market can feel the atmosphere of the 2022 World Cup. You can find anything you want there: balloons, fans, wow Zura, and even a circular inflatable hall made in China.

The large Chinese Yiwu wholesale market is equivalent to the scale of 800 football fields. There are more than 80,000 boutique stores, which are hailed as "world supermarkets" by the outside world.

Mario Shevarier, from France, has lived in this city in southern Shanghai for 14 years. Almost all the products he operated were exported to Europe: "You can find everything here, from the pan to the swimming pool Accessories, key rings ... The response of these suppliers in the local area is very rapid and sensitive. Once popular products related to the World Cup appear, they will start production immediately. "Xievali said," Now these stalls are all related to football. Commodities, we have a hat, scarf, flag, a balloon worth 1.5 euros, 10 euros are marked with the "Qatar 2022 'key ring ... These seductive small gadgets are very low ..."

Local manufacturers in Yiwu are making jerseys, scarves, flags and famous Woozura for fans. A manufacturer said: "Some customers from Brazil have ordered tens of thousands of related products for their fans." Since the beginning of this year, Yiwu has exported more than 30 billion euros of products. Even if China's football team failed to enter the Qatar World Cup, Yiwu has achieved "first". (The author is the European No. 1 radio reporter Sebastian Lebelzi, translated by Dong Ming)

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