German Women'S Volleyball Beilun Street Sweepers Buy Shoes

The rainy season in Beilun, which is now in the rainy season, has made the newly built development zone less original than ever since June 18th.

But compared to the bustling streets of metropolises such as Beijing, the silence here makes people have a desire to stroll in the rain.

A man walking aimlessly in the street, facing 3 tall young girls, each of them was carrying no more than four bags.

Closer and closer, looking at the words "Germany" on their red Elskes sportswear, linking it to the women's Volleyball Grand Prix, which was launched two days later, the reporters speculated that they were the German women's volleyball players.

The last question is not surprising.

After going out for regular training in the morning, they went out to visit the "biggest shopping center" in Beilun.

In fact, the shopping mall is a bit of an exaggeration, just a common shopping mall, but that's how they buy a lot of things.

One of the beauties bought three pairs of shoes in one breath, but all of them were 39 yards after careful examination. The reporter wondered how tall she was 1 m 9. How could he enter such a small shoe?

Ask them carefully that they were brought to their friends at home. They wanted to shop for themselves, but the size of clothes in the mall was too small for them.

In order to prepare for the Grand Prix, the German women's volleyball team arranged the pre match training in the morning and evening in the same way as the women's volleyball teams in China, Thailand and Brazil. Why did they give up the lunch break to go shopping?

Of course, shopping is the nature of girls, regardless of nationality.

But a more important reason is that the German volleyball match against the Chinese women's volleyball team in the first women's Volleyball Grand Prix made them very nervous.

Shopping is a good way to relieve stress, and they laugh brightly here.

"Who do you like best about China?"

The reporter asked, they blurted out "9" Zhao Ruirui, "why?"

One of the blonde girls said with a mischievous expression: "she's playing too fast!"