World Cup Costumes Sparkle "Made In China"

Chinese football does not belong to South Africa, but there is no shortage of Chinese elements in and outside the world cup.

First production of official ball

Many people do not know that in the world cup, many of the goalkeepers and headlines complained about the ball game. Most of them came from a sporting goods company at the foot of a small town in the foot of Mount Lu in Jiujiang, Jiangxi.

For a long time, almost all the balls used in the world cup come from the city of northern Pakistan, which is known as "the world's capital city of football".

The company produces about 40 million soccer balls a year, and the number will rise to 60 million in the year of the European Championships or the world cup.

However, since the news of children's manual sewing football in Pakistan, Adidas gradually began to shift from Pakistan.

In 2006, the world cup in Germany replaced Thailand for the first time in Pakistan.

This year, this task has shifted from Thailand to China.

Because China uses machine production, it is more efficient than manual handwork in Pakistan.

This is China's first commitment to the World Cup official competition.

According to the reporter, Jiujiang's enterprise has to do 120 thousand balls every day, the total number is about 12 million.

Yiwu takes big orders

In Yiwu, Zhejiang, many small and medium-sized manufacturers also received the "big list" from the world cup.

South Africa's streets, stadiums, fans' shop windows, colorful wigs can be seen everywhere, mostly from Yiwu.

In addition, the national flag of each participating country is also a hot selling product in South Africa.

The 6 color South African flag flying around the venue is mostly produced in China.

South African flag makers complained to local media that they also had the ability to make, but orders had flowed to foreign countries.

Where there is football, beer is celebrated, beer and barbecue.

On the eve of the opening of the world cup in South Africa, a batch of barbecue appliances on the market in Yiwu went wholesale to South Africa.

China has also provided more fans for South Africa to the World Cup mascot "Zha KMI", to scarves, wristbands, mobile chains, Keychains, fluorescent sticks and hats.

And all kinds of facilities, such as seats and air conditioning, are Chinese products.

No wonder foreign media commented that the world cup has almost become the "made in China" world.

The cost of air pportation is very high. The more than 100 ton cargo of Wang shopkeeper is only about 700000 Rand, but the profit must be more attractive.

He told reporters: "the prices of the participating countries' flags here are about 10 rents per area, and the wholesale price of South Africa is 30 Rand."

A flag with a weight of only a few dozen grams, gross margin can reach 20 Rand, how much can 1 ton earn?

What if 100 tons?

In South Africa, there are many businesses like Wang shopkeepers.