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For the World Cup on the 21st of this month, Qatar built a city called Lusail, which means "green city", and spent 45 billion dollars.
Also translated as Lusar.
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This is drizzle, the total cost of this World Cup is 220 billion US dollars, enough to buy the entire Alibaba and save 32.6 billion.
Others hold the World Cup in order to make money, such as Russia 14 billion and Brazil 15 billion, both of them are bitter, Qatar is really troubled by how to spend so much money.
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In 2021, Qatar's GDP will be 179.57 billion, that is, the country's annual income is smashed in, just for the World Cup.
Let's not rush to feel sorry for others.
Qatar has a population of only 2.6 million, and 1 million people will come during the World Cup.
And oil and gas are real silver seas, which cannot be used up.
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The stadiums are all very distinctive, choose one
Bayt Stadium is inspired by Arab tents
Seats will be dismantled after the game and donated to developing countries, after all, they will not be used after the game.
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The logo is taken from the Arabic wool shawl.
The arc represents the undulating sand dunes
The number "8" means that the World Cup will be composed of 8 competition venues, and it is also the infinity symbol "∞"
It also features elements of Arabic and Asian cultures featuring West Asian textures.
The mascot is directly personified in the traditional Qatari costume "robe"
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It's a pity that there is no national team
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Except that there is no national team
Construction: We produce everything
By the way, a pair of pandas were also sent (nature of business trips)
Their names are Sihai (3 years old) and Jingjing (4 years old), and they went to Qatar on business on October 18, preparing to live for 15 years
the whole world
Kyokyo
Qatar has invested heavily in the luxury Giant Panda Pavilion, which is fully functional, with air-conditioned sports fields, indoor exhibition halls and luxurious single rooms in Sihai and Beijing, respectively.
Qataris:
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Here is the description of Qatar by netizens "ignorant":
√ working in Qatar, you cannot leave the country without the permission of your employer, and it is useless to have a passport, and you will be detained at the airport.
√ entire country is contracted by the Third World, and only 310,000 of the 2.6 million people hold Qatari nationality.
√ prices are comparable to those in the United States
√ drivers (mainly from India and Africa) earn $500 a month, construction workers (mainly from Nepal) $100-200 a month, compared with that, I was sent by an old mentor to get a master's basic salary (that is, if you have a master's degree, this is your minimum wage), almost $4,000 a month, including rent, rental car fees (without any public transportation, either taxi or rent-a-car), there is almost 1,000 knives left a month. It's hard to imagine how the average laborer survives with $200.
The working environment of √ laborers is terrible, except in winter, they are very hot, and the very hot is not the kind of heat in Beijing and Nanjing, but the kind of heat that will be hot when walking on the road and want to vomit.
√ the whole country is undergoing large-scale development, flying sand and rocks everywhere.
Before I went, I thought it was a country of local tyrants, but after I went, I found that in addition to the city center, other places are the feeling of the combination of urban and rural areas in China, and many places have no roads, so Qatari locals drive off-road vehicles, such as Toyota's 4runner and Land Rover.
√I rented the cheapest Corolla, and some roads could only drive as fast as Highway 20, so I was about to be thrown upside down.
√ locals drive very wild, you get in their way will drive behind you and flash headlights and you let you go, countless times I feel like you've hit it. In this way, I also have to speed up, but there are probes in many places, which will film you speeding, and the penalty is very harsh, and I am a migrant worker who does not know where there is a camera, and when I left the country, I found that I was speeding twice, leaving $1,000...
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Qatar is very small, it looks okay on the map, but in fact, it is just one city Doha, and other cities are generally used to dig oil and gas, and the residents are workers and their families.
To other Gulf countries, although it is close, you have to take a plane, such as to Bahrain, the flight time is 14 minutes, and the security check is longer than this.
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In 2015, The Washington Post reported that 1,200 foreign workers died in Qatar's preparations for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
World Cup deaths in other countries are in the single digits.
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The Qatari princess spends 7 billion yuan a year on art
For the future of the country
After all, oil sometimes runs out