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Tony Leung (left) and Carina Lau bid farewell to everyone before entering the cabin.

Tony Leung (from right) and Carina Lau made their first appearance in Bhutan after marriage, facing the camera generously with Brigitte Lin.

Carina Lau expressed her support for Li Yapeng.

　　China News Service, July 25. Tony Leung (Wei Zai) and Carina Lau flew out of Bhutan on a private plane early yesterday morning. This was their first public appearance after marriage, and they flew to New Delhi, India at 11:30 am. The couple was so pretty that even if the media rushed into the VIP room of the Bhutan airport to take pictures, they were not driven away. Lin Qingxia, who was traveling with her, was asked if she wanted to be a "light bulb"? She laughed but did not answer.

　　According to Taiwan’s United Daily News, after a day of rest, Tony Leung and Carina Lau appeared radiant. Carina Lau did not wear her 12-carat pear-shaped diamond wedding ring. They chatted and laughed with Lin Qingxia in the VIP room. Even if the reporters went in to take close photos, they did not annoy them. They were very polite and put their hands together to greet everyone.

　　When the media repeatedly asked Wei Zai, Wei Zai played the wife card: "Ask my wife." Asked about Li Yapeng’s beating up of reporters at Bangkok airport, Liu Jialing immediately expressed her solidarity: "Li Yapeng is a family man, and we support him."

　　Before Wei Zai entered the boarding gate, he smiled and waved to the media and bowed: "Thank you for your hard work, SF Wind!"

　　After arriving in New Delhi, Wei Zai, Carina Lau, and Qingxia Lin had agreed to take a taxi to pick them up, but due to formalities, they had to wait for a while before driving to the hotel in the city. Once they checked into the hotel for dinner, they couldn’t wait to go to the street to sweep the goods.

Editor in charge: Lu Wei

Tachibana found that it is really difficult for humans to learn from each other.

Why do you have this emotion?

Let’s start with today’s two hot searches.

Just looking at the title makes people confused about the two hot searches.

In fact, these two hot searches are all talking about the same thing, that is, in the "Extreme Challenge Treasure Line" broadcast last night, singer Liu Yuning picked a snow lotus flower according to the program team’s guidelines, which was pointed out by netizens as a national second-class rare plant jellyfish snow rabbit.

What are the consequences of illegally picking and destroying state-level protected plants?

According to the "Forest Law", the sentence should be fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, detention or public surveillance.

The picking of more than two plants is considered serious and shall be sentenced to imprisonment of not less than three years but not more than seven years and a fine.

Unfortunately, each of the three guests in the show had just entered the ranks of "serious circumstances".

Could it be that another guest is going to face a lawsuit because of the variety show?

Tachibana will first give you a popular science about what a jellyfish snow rabbit is.

Jellyfish Snow Rabbit, also known as Ganqing Snow Lotus, is a precious medicinal material that grows very slowly and in rare quantities. It usually grows in areas above 4,500 meters in altitude. It is listed in the "National Key Protected Wild Plants List (Exposure Draft) " and is listed as a national second-class protected plant.

But it is worth noting that the jellyfish snow rabbit is only included in the "exposure draft", which means that the jellyfish snow rabbit is not an official national second-class protected plant at present.

(Although the list of national key protected plants has not been updated for 20 years)

So is the behavior of the "Extreme Challenge" program team reasonable?

No.

Snow Lotus’s Baidu entry clearly states:

Since 2000, the State Council has banned the mining of wild snow lotus.

In last night’s "Extreme Pick", the program team also spent more than ten minutes showing the process of picking snow lotus by the three guests.

Even gave a close-up.

If the picture is not obvious, please upload the moving picture to everyone.

The guest could clearly be seen pulling out the snow lotus.

In fact, this behavior could have been avoided.

When looking for Snow Lotus, Liu Yuning took out his mobile phone and prepared to search for Snow Lotus.

Maybe he saw the ban on picking snow lotus when he searched?

The result…

Died without a network.

Then Liu Yuning issued an apology, saying that the snow rabbits they picked were props prepared by the program team.

The original intention was to "promote Tibet through the process of going through hardships and finally obtaining treasures."

Tachibana was actually a little confused when he saw this. Is there any direct connection between picking snow lotus and promoting Tibet?

Isn’t this a wrong demonstration, making the audience feel that there is no problem with picking the snow lotus?

This is not a superfluous concern.

What’s more, the program never mentioned the use of snow lotus to promote Tibet, let alone the protection of snow lotus.

In the process of finding the snow lotus, he only said that "the precious snow lotus has to work hard".

After exchanging the snow lotus for the game prop "holy water" at the end of the show, the intention of the program team also fell into the "spirit of poverty alleviation in the new era".

Even the symbolic flower is the gesang flower instead of the snow lotus.

From beginning to end, the only thing mentioned was the preciousness of snow lotus. Only the village cadres said when arranging the task, "Snow lotus is a precious treasure in our village".

Then the program team turned around and asked the guests to pick snow lotus in exchange for holy water.

What is the preciousness of snow lotus?

After reading the orange, I will only think of this snow lotus, as long as you can resist altitude sickness, just pick it.

Let’s talk about the controversy over whether this Snow Rabbit is a prop for the program team.

In fact, long before the broadcast of the program, Liu Yuning had posted a selfie of holding a snow rabbit on Weibo.

At that time, some netizens pointed out that this is not an ordinary snow lotus, but a cherished jellyfish snow rabbit

(Once again, it is illegal to pick any variety of snow lotus without permission!!!)

Liu Yuning responded in the comment area that this is not true, but a prop.

I thought this was the end of it, but after the program was broadcast yesterday, it was hammered by professionals in the biological field.

Head teacher botanist: "I would like to know the prop master who has different roots, leaves and flowers."

Netizen: Craftsman-level craftsmanship in a big country.

Guangming Daily named: The number is extremely rare, and scientists are reluctant to even collect specimens for scientific research.

(As a result, you picked up three.)

The experts have all been certified, why does Liu Yuningfang still insist on being a prop for the program team?

In the end, Lemon Xylan, a teaching assistant at the School of Biology at Long Island University, gave the answer:

The props are indeed props, but they are also stuck in the cracks of the stones with real jellyfish snow rabbits for the guests to pick.

That is to say, the program team illegally bought jellyfish snow rabbits sold locally, and placed them in the stone seam area in advance to guide the guests to pick them. In the eyes of the guests, it was indeed a prop, and the program team was suspected of purchasing state-protected plants.

Some people will say that it is also the problem of the local seller, and the program team does not know that it is a second-level protected jellyfish snow rabbit.

Tachibana didn’t want to say the cliché "no sale, no killing". As a TV variety show with high ratings, "Extreme Pick" conveyed to the audience that it should protect, not destroy and pick cherished plants that were clearly stipulated not to be picked.

What’s more, who can guarantee that if the local can’t buy it, the program team won’t really pick snow lotus to make props?

What’s more, due to the illegal sale and purchase of jellyfish snow rabbits caused a heated debate, "Extreme Pick" is not the first one.

As early as last year, a wild food blogger @Wild Food Brother caused a heated debate by cooking instant noodles with snow rabbits in a video.

He later deleted the video and apologized, saying that the snow rabbits used to cook noodles were picked after seeing that they could be purchased locally, and it was not clear how cherished the snow rabbits were.

(Now he has deleted the video and apologized.)

Can’t help but suspect that this extremely provocative storm will be slowly forgotten by everyone like the wild food brother, what should the program team do?

Speaking of the program team.

From last night’s broadcast to now, apart from Liu Yuning’s apology, the official blog of "Extreme Challenge" did not respond, and the episode of Cai Xuelian was not removed from the shelves.

He even deleted the dynamics of a small video of the process of picking snow lotus that was originally released.

Not only that, but also two words that looked unfamiliar and familiar crept up the hot search.

That’s right, it’s the Thai endangered species that was accidentally eaten in South Korea’s "Kim Byung-man’s Law of the Jungle", the (che) clam (qu).

It turned out that someone pointed out that in another program of Oriental Satellite TV, "Perfect Summer", Wu Xuanyi and other guests used scissors to smash the tridacna that caused a storm before.

Then the whistleblower clarified: It’s just an oolong, and the show is not a clam but an oyster.

At this time, this kind of oolong is still on the hot search. It is difficult not to suspect that it is blocking the gun for a show that really hurts cherished plants.

(Not in content)

Looking back at the series of operations in "Extreme Pick" since Go LIVE, you will find that it is simply a basic operation to cause trouble and push the guest to block the gun.

As early as going LIVE, Jituan had a hot search because of plagiarism.

Friends who like to watch Han Zong have discovered that the new season’s extremely picky games are simply the shadow of "New Journey to the West" everywhere.

Whether it’s a classic cone cap kick?

Or mc Jiang Hudong’s faceless male style?

Even Kyuhyun’s lamp god shape, which was frequently cued because of his participation in "Masked Singer King", was copied one by one.

The obvious and blunt plagiarism was laughed at by Korean netizens.

After plagiarism became a hot search, the accounts of suspected members of the producer were pulled out.

Not only arrogant, but also not ashamed of plagiarism.

Also complacent with audience ratings.

What kind of socially responsible content can a production team of this quality expect it to produce?

The last sentence.

To the "Extremely Pick" team:

Can’t the punishment of the production team of "Kim Byung-wan’s Law of the Jungle" sound a wake-up call for you?

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　　investigation motive

　　Ordering food through takeaway platforms has become a dining choice for many people. Due to considerations such as smooth consumer rights protection and internal management, most takeaway platforms have set up an evaluation mechanism for takeaway brothers. However, this evaluation mechanism is somewhat out of shape in practice – consumers are not satisfied with the service and give bad reviews. The takeaway brother was fined for working for a day, which caused conflicts between the two sides, and even caused some disputes. An evaluation mechanism with good intentions, why has it become a "trigger" for conflicts?

　　I ordered takeaway, and it was one hour beyond the delivery time. Call the takeaway brother, and the takeaway brother hangs up; call the merchant, and the merchant says the takeaway brother didn’t come to pick up the meal.

　　After being hungry for more than an hour, Beijing citizen Jiang Xuelian was ready to complain. The merchant kept explaining to her that the delivery brother was not easy, and customer complaints would lead to the delivery brother being deducted.

　　In the end, Jiang Xuelian chose to admit that she was unlucky. Jiang Xuelian did this not because she was persuaded by the merchant, but because she was worried about harassment, retaliation and even more extreme behavior due to complaints or bad reviews.

　　These concerns are not unfounded, but there are already cases. "Although there are user evaluation mechanisms for online shopping, takeout, etc., but look at the threats and injuries caused by bad reviews, who would dare to complain or give bad reviews," Jiang Xuelian said.

　　What happened after giving a bad review?

　　"I may be a little stubborn, but I really can’t bear it." This year, Beijing resident Xue Qi gave bad reviews after ordering takeout twice, which in the eyes of friends is only done by "female men".

　　This was the first time that Xueqi had ordered the takeaway with red oil, but when she received the takeaway, she found that it was clear soup and water. Xueqi negotiated with the merchant and got a reply: "Sorry, the chef is new here, something went wrong in her busy schedule, you can just eat it, it won’t be like this next time."

　　"After saying this, the merchant hung up the phone directly. For merchants with this attitude, of course, they have to give a bad review. However, thinking that the takeaway brother delivered it in advance, I gave the product 1 star and the takeaway quality 5 stars." Xue Qi said that when she checked the merchant’s homepage again, she found that the merchant’s homepage showed that she gave an average score of 3 points for the takeaway order. "I later found out that if I want that order to have only 1 point, it means that I have to give the takeaway brother a bad review, but the takeaway brother will be deducted from his salary for a few hundred yuan. In the end, I still felt sorry for the takeaway brother and gave up the idea of giving a bad review. This experience taught me that even if it is delivered on time, the delivery guy will still be affected by such a scoring system. "

　　The second time I gave a bad review was because a takeaway platform has opened a on-time delivery service, and if it is delayed, it will be compensated. "At that time, I ordered at a relatively remote place. Usually, when I ordered food at that time, the delivery time would be 20 minutes later than expected. I wanted to see if the on-time delivery service of the takeaway platform could really be delivered on time. After ordering, the on-time delivery time passed, but the takeaway staff ordered it and it was delivered when it was still two kilometers away from me." Xue Qi said that she chose to complain.

　　However, what Ling Xueqi didn’t expect was that the next day, the delivery brother called and begged to withdraw the complaint. "The delivery brother said that he was deducted 300 yuan because of this complaint. After receiving the call, I asked the customer service’withdraw the complaint, what should I do ‘. The reason for saying this is to test whether the platform cares about the customer’s reason for withdrawing the complaint. As a result, the customer service quickly replied,’ If you agree, I will withdraw the complaint for you ‘. After confirming that he agreed to withdraw the complaint, the delivery brother never contacted me again."

　　"Through these two complaints, I realized that the various disputes between the delivery brother and the customer reported by some media were the product of this simple management method. It was the delivery company that put the delivery staff and the customer on the opposite side," Xue Qi said.

　　You can check who gave a bad review in the background.

　　In the interview, the reporter learned that in order to attract more consumers, some takeaway platforms have set up a reward and penalty system for their "riders". For example, if the food is not delivered within the specified time, the takeaway "rider" will be deducted 20 yuan; if the customer complains (overtime is one of the main reasons for the complaint), 200 yuan will be deducted. However, the basic salary of the takeaway "rider" is only 3,000 or 4,000 yuan a month, and it must be guaranteed that more than 600 orders will be delivered a month to get the basic salary. More than 600 orders will be rewarded according to each order, and once the money is deducted, it is equivalent to 3 orders being given away for free, and the complaint is equivalent to a day in vain.

　　Gu Feng (a pseudonym) is a delivery staff of a takeaway platform. He told reporters that before taking up his job, the platform will provide relevant training on preventing complaints or bad reviews. For example, if a customer does not answer the phone, he usually waits 5 minutes to send a text message. The content of the text message is similar to "Hello, I am a delivery staff. I will deliver food to you. If you are not here, you have to deliver other food first. Please call back quickly when you see it. I wish you a happy meal." "These are all templates. If the time is very short, you must come back to deliver to this customer first; if it is indeed far away, you must discuss with the customer. In addition, for the situation of missing meals, be sure to explain to the customer. If the customer says it’s okay, then there is no need to pay; if some meals can’t be eaten without soup, most of them have to pay. I have paid a bowl of beef noodles, more than 30 yuan. In the words of our webmaster, bad reviews and complaints depend on your service attitude, overtime cannot decide the complaint, attitude is decisive. In addition, if a customer gives us a bad review, we will not be deducted, only if the service attitude is not good will be deducted. "

　　At the same time, Gu Feng also revealed to reporters that the so-called "anonymous evaluation" of many platforms cannot be anonymous at all. The experience of some consumers confirms this statement.

　　Last month, Liu Rui, a white-collar worker in Beijing, gave a bad review to the delivery guy because of the delivery timeout problem. Then, Liu Rui received a call from the delivery guy and asked why she gave the bad review. Putting down the phone, Liu Rui realized a question. She was obviously anonymous. Why did she still receive this call?　

　　In September, a takeaway ordered by Yang Chunwei, a Beijing resident, was delivered an hour later than expected because the delivery brother took the wrong meal at the restaurant. Half an hour after delivery, the delivery brother started calling Yang Chunwei and asking him why he gave a bad review. "I said I didn’t give a bad review, but he said I asked my friend to check it in the background. Later, the delivery brother texted that the merchant gave a bad review. This means that the delivery brother can find out who gave a bad review through the background within a few minutes. The so-called anonymous review has no use for anonymity."

　　In this regard, Gu Feng did not say much about the specific method of background inquiry, but said, "The takeaway brother can check the consumer’s name, address, and contact information according to the historical order within one day. Generally speaking, the app will automatically block the customer’s information one day after the order is completed. However, as long as the customer comments, the backstage can still check it immediately. Therefore, the customer can comment the next day after the order is completed, so that although the takeaway brother can recall which order gave a bad review, he can’t remember the customer’s information, unless the takeaway brother has the habit of taking screenshots and recording customer information every day."

　　The evaluation and punishment mechanism is criticized

　　The reporter found in the investigation that many takeaway brothers expressed "very helpless" about the bad review mechanism.

　　Hu Haicheng, who also works as a delivery boy in Beijing, said that there are often reports of food delivery rides and casualties. "We are also very helpless. The delivery time card is too tight, and our rules and regulations are particularly strict. A complaint call will result in a fine."

　　Hu Haicheng said that the most serious penalty is the delivery staff who ordered delivery in advance, and was fined 500 yuan. Generally, complaints will be fined 200 yuan, but depending on the situation, sometimes the fine will be 500 yuan, and sometimes it will soar to 2,000 yuan. Gu Feng agreed with this point. "If the customer calls to complain, just say four words: bad attitude. Then the delivery brother’s 2,000 yuan will be gone."

　　During the rainy season in July this year, Hu Haicheng was busy from noon to evening, and there was no time for a sip of water in between. There was a takeaway at that time, which was half an hour late. "I kept apologizing to the customer, but as soon as I went downstairs, they gave me a bad review." For this bad review, Hu Haicheng was fined 200 yuan.

　　As for the reasons for giving bad reviews, Gu Feng said, "Most of them are because the delivery is too slow." However, there are many reasons for the slow delivery. "Sometimes it’s not the delivery guy’s problem, but when the customer is angry, they can’t listen to the explanation. If the delivery is slow and the review is bad, no matter what the reason is, the delivery guy can still figure it out. However, because the merchant doesn’t taste good, the delivery guy gets a bad review together, which makes people especially angry. The company won’t listen to the explanation, but will only ask the delivery guy to get the customer’s understanding." Gu Feng said, "However, not every customer can make sense. So, meeting some customers who can’t listen to the explanation is equivalent to a hard day in vain."

　　"Some takeaway platforms handle bad reviews roughly. A bad review will deduct two or three hundred yuan, which means that the takeaway brother will lose all his salary for a day because of a bad review. In addition, the takeaway brother has very few appeal channels, and most of them can only find ways to get the customer’s forgiveness." Cheng Rui, who has done research on the takeaway market and has been experimenting with the takeaway industry for more than a year, told reporters.

　　"The service evaluation system involves the interests of three parties – consumers, service personnel, and company management. The establishment of a service evaluation system is of course to safeguard the interests of the company’s management. Because the interests of the management are linked to the company’s income, and the company’s income is related to consumer choice. The quality and attitude of service personnel directly affect the choice of consumers and the company’s income. Naturally, the company’s management needs a service evaluation system." Cheng Rui said that after the management adopts the service evaluation system, it is necessary to deal with bad reviews. "Objectively speaking, there are many reasons why consumers give bad reviews, not necessarily the fault of the service personnel. For example, if the food is delivered too late, it may not be due to the inattentive delivery of the courier, but it may be due to bad weather. However, in terms of measures to deal with bad reviews, the management often chooses to be lazy, not to distinguish the reasons why consumers give bad reviews, but to think that as long as the money is deducted, the problem can be solved. "

　　In the eyes of the industry insiders interviewed, consumers’ bad reviews have become the reason for management to deduct wages, which is the root cause of the problem. As service personnel, there is no complaint mechanism for bad reviews, and they can only silently accept the results of bad reviews.

　　"The evaluation system was originally used as an auxiliary means to improve the service level, but the management of the enterprise did not use the evaluation data in this way, nor did it have supporting procedures to improve the service level, which resulted in the service staff or the serviced to bear the relevant contradictions." Of course, the service evaluation system is also important for consumers to protect their rights, Cheng Rui said, and it cannot be said that bad reviews will bring harm to people who are "not easy". If you want to change this situation, you need to further refine the service evaluation system. Bad reviews need to give reasons, and service personnel can appeal and defend. The company can punish service personnel or improve objective conditions according to the specific reasons for bad reviews.

Kondo Daisuke/Wen

Every country has a sport called "national technology". Most citizens like it very much and will show their strength in this project to the world in various ways.

China’s "national skill" is undoubtedly table tennis. Every time I watch the Olympic Table Tennis Competition and the World Table Tennis Championships, the final is probably a showdown between China players. Unfortunately, the players who stopped in the semi-finals and before, many of them immigrated from China to other countries.

In Japan, the word "national skill" means sumo. However, since childhood, none of my friends have been engaged in this sport, and there is no venue near my home where sumo competitions can be held. I have never tried it once, but I only watch professional sumo competitions broadcast by NHK (Japan Broadcasting Association) every two months. Therefore, in essence, sumo is not a national sport of Japan.

So, what is Japan’s real national skill? The answer is baseball.

Baseball is the most familiar sport in Japan, and it is also a sport that every Japanese has experienced personally in his childhood. In the baseball game of Tokyo Olympic Games held last year, Japan won the gold medal. Shohei Ohtani, a Japanese player known as "once-in-a-century baseball genius", shines in the American professional baseball league.

As we all know, the birthplace of baseball is America. In 1845, Alexander Joycartwright Jr., the founder of Manhattan Fire Department in new york, invented a sport called Baseball, which was used to strengthen the unity among firefighters and solve the problem of insufficient exercise. During the exercise, two groups (9 people in each group) take turns to play the offensive and defensive sides.

The pitcher on the defensive side throws the ball, and the batter on the offensive side swings the stick to hit the ball. Players from other defenders have to catch the flying ball. After hitting the ball, the batter will run through the first base, the second base and the third base one by one in a counterclockwise order on the diamond-shaped court, and finally run back to home plate to get 1 point. Or the batter hits the ball out of the field, that is, hits the ball into the audience. This is called a "home run", and the batter’s first team can also score. According to the original rules, as long as a team scores 21 points, the game is over. However, it was changed to 9 attacks by each team, and the game was over.

Because it is very interesting, baseball, a brand-new sport, soon got rave reviews. On June 19th, 1846, the New York Fire Department held its first match with another team in this city. Later, this day became the "baseball memorial day" in the United States. During the American Civil War (1861-1865), baseball, a sport that originated in the north, gradually spread to the south. In 1868, after the war, the first professional baseball team was established in the United States. In 1971, the American Major League Baseball was founded, and each team regularly launched a fierce "killing".

In 1868, the Meiji Restoration took place in Japan, and the samurai society that lasted for nearly 700 years ended abruptly, and Japan officially entered the era of "civilization and civilization". In line with the idea that "if you want to create a civilized society like Europe and America, you must open European-American universities", Japan opened the "Kaicheng School" in the same year, which is now the University of Tokyo.

In 1871, HoraceWilson, an American, entered this school to teach English. The next year, in 1872, he brought baseball to the campus. Therefore, this year happens to be the 150th year since baseball was introduced to Japan.

A few days ago, I went to the Baseball Hall Museum in Tokyo’s Houyuan Park. It shows people in detail the 150-year baseball history of Japan since 1872.

The exhibits include a copy of the baseball rule book written by Alexander Joycartwright Jr. While reading the above words, a humorous picture of the early days of baseball emerged in my mind. For example, the first rule is: "Everyone should be present on time". This is probably because the players are late, and Alexander Joycartwright Jr. is a little impatient to wait.

The popularity of baseball in Japan began with its popularity among Japanese students. In 1903, Waseda University and Keio University held the first baseball match. Since 1925, six famous universities in Tokyo (Waseda, Keio, Meiji, Hosei, Rikkyo and Tokyo) have held baseball leagues. Watching these college students play baseball became the greatest pleasure of Tokyo people at that time.

The upsurge of Japanese high school baseball began with the National Middle School Baseball Competition held in Osaka in 1915. This event is so popular that schools all over Japan have set up baseball teams. Since 1924, the venue has been changed to Koshien Stadium in the suburb of Osaka.

Speaking of "Koshien", more than 4,000 high school baseball teams from all over Japan compete for the championship every spring and summer. NHK will also broadcast all the games live. During this period, "Koshien Baseball" was the king of topics in Japan.

The first professional baseball team in Japan was the Tokyo baseball team (now the Yomiuri Giants), which was founded in 1934 and belonged to the Tokyo Baseball Club of Japan. Two years later, in 1936, seven teams, including the Tokyo baseball team, got together to create the Japan Professional Baseball League.

Subsequently, the upsurge of "building a baseball stadium in Tokyo" was unprecedented. It coincided with the relocation of the army artillery factory in Tokyo to Kyushu. By 1937, a backyard stadium with a capacity of 30,000 spectators had sprung up on the original site of the factory. The "Post Paradise" in the name of the stadium is taken from the famous sentence written by Fan Zhongyan in the Northern Song Dynasty, "Worry about the world first, and enjoy the world afterwards".

Half a century later, in 1987, Houyuan Stadium was demolished due to aging. In 1988, the first all-weather roof-type stadium in Japan, Tokyo DOME (commonly known as Tokyo Dome), was completed and put into use next to Yuanhou Paradise Stadium. With the blessing of 225 white double curtains, this stadium has become a new attraction in Tokyo.

Today, the Japanese professional baseball league, in which 12 teams participate, still has overwhelming popularity. Every year, each team plays 143 games. No matter what age Japanese teenagers are, they all dream of becoming a professional baseball player. Japan’s most athletic young people have become professional baseball players. They get a huge annual salary at a young age and tie the knot with young women such as actresses, models or TV anchors.

In the last exhibition area of the museum, the names of 212 famous players who entered the Japanese baseball hall are impressively displayed. These people are well-known celebrities in Japan.

In the Baseball Hall Museum, located underground in Tokyo DOME, I reviewed the 150-year history of Japanese baseball. Finally, I can’t help but have a question: Japan still has a large number of modern imported sports such as football, basketball, volleyball and tennis. Among them, why is only baseball so popular?

At the end of the visit, it suddenly dawned on me. Isn’t it because baseball conforms to the temperament of Japanese who like to think carefully? The pace of football and basketball is so fast that the audience has no time to "think". In the baseball game, there are 18 players in the two teams, of which one pitcher moves. The batter will only wave the bat when his favorite ball comes, the other eight defenders will only run to catch the ball when the ball comes, and the eight players of the attacking side have been sitting on the bench to rest. Therefore, in the eyes of the audience, they can think slowly like pitchers, batters and coaches. If you were a pitcher, what kind of ball would you throw; If you are the coach of the attacking side, what tactics will you arrange for the players to attack … This kind of thinking will make the Japanese feel endless fun.

However, in Asia, baseball is only popular in Japan, South Korea and Taiwan Province, China. In Europe, the Middle East, Africa, South America and other places, baseball is almost neglected. Perhaps the reason why baseball can’t be popularized all over the world is that as a sport, its overall rhythm is too slow.