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Japanese Pick Up Trash After World Cup Game, Chinese Reactions

Japanese fans clean up their section after World Cup match

Japanese fans clean up their section after World Cup match

From NetEase:

World Cup Japanese Football Fans Pick Up Trash in the Stands in the Rain After Match

June 15th local time, during the 2014 Brazil World Cup Group C match at Brazil’s Recife Pernambuco Arena, the Ivory Coast team faced off against the Japan team. Thought ultimately defeated by their opponent, the Japanese players bowed to their fans in the stands after the end of match, leaving a deep impression upon people. Moreover, the character/behavior of the Japanese fans watching the match also received praise, when they stayed after the match wearing raincoats braving the rain to pick up the garbage littered inside the stadium.

Japanese fans clean up their section after World Cup match

Japanese fans clean up their section after World Cup match

Japanese fans clean up their section after World Cup match

Japanees players

Japanese fans

Comments from NetEase:

[网易浙江省网友] 长城先生:

Only by having the courage to face one’s shortcomings, can one gradually improve oneself. Both [Japan and China] are in Asia, Japan can be a mirror for us…

我朝一切皆有可能 [懂球帝]:

Although I don’t like little Japan!
But I will still upvote this!

276417254 [网易浙江省台州市网友]:

A country’s power and prosperity is not without its reasons.

怎么又扯着蛋了 [懂球帝]:

A formidable nation/people.

nickrou [网易上海市网友]:

When this abnormal nation is sometimes normal, there are a lot of things worth us as a neighboring country learning from and respecting.

网易辽宁省抚顺市网友 ip:60.18.*.*:

What’s there to compare [for China with Japan]? Can’t compare now and still can’t compare in the future.

网易浙江省台州市网友 [lovest21]:

Why is NetEase’s attitude biased towards Japan?
We also have volunteers, who also pick up trash, but how come we don’t see [NetEase] giving publicity to that?

车载指南针 [网易浙江省杭州市网友]: (responding to above)

You’re talking about sanitation workers, right?

网易山西省临汾市网友 [鱼打芭蕉2]:

Because [the trash] was discarded by Japanese people, naturally they themselves will pick it up. The football fans of other countries didn’t litter, so naturally they didn’t need to pick them up. —— Japanese people also know of their negative image in the world, so they use such actions to win the approval of the world. But disguised wolves are still wolves.

西坡盲流 [网易山东省青岛市网友]:

You can not like Japan, even dislike Japan, but we can’t deny this kind of gap, this disparity in civilization [specifically, civic consciousness].

zhouxing998er [网易江苏省南京市网友]:

Being abroad means you will represent your own country. It doesn’t matter if you are a star, a dignitary, or an ordinary person, be mindful of your wods, actions, and bearing. Don’t always be thinking of places for plaza dancing.

网易黑龙江省哈尔滨市网友 ip:113.6.*.*:

Chinese fans cleaned up the stands after watching games a few years ago, what’s the big deal? Using the [good] characters/behavior of Japanese sports fans to disparage the characters of all Chinese people, that’s truly sad!!!!! Go to Baidu and enter: Evergrande fans pick up litter after game, and to look at the behavior of Chinese fans a few years ago. Seeing Japanese fans today clean the stands, some Chinese make a big deal about character as if some big point has been made. Talk about laughable and sad!!!!!

老衲爱射精 [德国球迷]:

Putting aside history, the character of Japanese people indeed are admirable, and worth our countrymen learning from.

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