The Beijing Winter Olympics were praised by athletes around the world, but South Korean athletes complained everywhere about the controversy. Some Japanese players revealed on social media that South Korean players secretly packed watermelons from the Winter Olympic restaurants and took them away. You know, Korean athletes have complained that the food in the Winter Olympic Village is not appetizing. If so, why pack watermelons and take them away? The Japanese players really can't stand it!
South Korean athletes have complained about the poor food in the Winter Olympic Village before, but they have been ridiculed by players and netizens from other countries. The food in the Beijing Winter Olympic Village has been praised by athletes from all over the world, some people have emptied the meat, some have dried 200 dumplings, and Maltese athletes have not forgotten to carry half a bean sandbag when they compete. Japanese netizens even joked: "Korean players are afraid that they have never eaten such a hearty dish."
Since the "spit" food is not good, then the face must be resisted. So Korean athletes generally eat less in the Winter Olympic Village restaurant, but they are found to be sneaking some food back to the dormitory to eat. Some Japanese athletes revealed on social media that they saw Korean athletes directly empty the watermelon and honeydew melon in the fruit area and take it away. Please, since it is not appetizing, don't force it to pack, okay? Is it okay to leave it for players from all over the world who like to eat?
What is even more interesting is that the scene where the Korean player packs the watermelon and takes it away happens to be discovered by the Japanese player. You know, the price of watermelon in Japan is very expensive, and it is not easy to achieve watermelon freedom. There are even Japanese people who come to China and don't want to return to China because they can eat watermelon as much as they want. Nowadays, such a "grab" watermelon, Japanese players can never stand it! It seems that Korean players don't just like to eat kimchi.