Intriguingly, Zhao's well-known media personality quickly retweeted and commented:It's so obscure that even if the name is given, very few people know the person. Next, various netizens gave their answers, but none of them had a single contact.
One point of background that needs to be explained is that the soccer anti-corruption has been an accident for more than 40 days, but not much progress has been made. In fact, the "answer" is very simple. Li well-known refers to Huang Song, former deputy minister of the State Administration Department, the head of the competition department of the Football Association. The answer is one character each from Huangshan and Qingsong. Li's riddle implied that Huang Song had already been left behind by the walking programmers at this time. But the average fan knew little about Huang Song at the time, and no one would have thought it would be him.
The messy pull so much, of course, not to say that now there will be who will be in the Premier League "accident", but there may be an accident, and it is a big thing to happen.
Soon after the above platform disclosed Xu investor "sunshine poem", the famous media person surnamed Yang also expressed his own feelings on his personal social media (Note: I guess the two are not connected, purely coincidental): from the initial value (pre-match index), Guoan (tonight's battle with Qingdao West Coast) advantage is relatively stable, "but the market prospects suddenly decline" "sudden decline is not reasonable". "But the market outlook has suddenly declined" "A sudden decline is not reasonable". Therefore, Yang's well-known feeling of nervousness "may be that most people do not have confidence in Guoan (victory)". , today (Guoan) is not hanging again?
What does this lump mean? Simply put, if you think the Qingdao West Coast coach is a former celebrity of the club, you would know that Guoan might lose to Qingdao West Coast, just like Taishan lost to Cangzhou Lions two days ago. Of course, this is not Yang's well-known original idea, but my guess.
People say the Chinese Super League (CSL) is a jungle, and I used to be in denial. Now it seems that not only the Chinese Super League, but also the whole Chinese soccer looks like a jianghu. And there is an unwritten rule in this jungle: practitioners almost invariably display some of the characteristics of young artists. It's a bit like the idiom of "first show courtesy, then go to war". After some martial arts, it is likely to be a sword fight.
