The World Cup in Qatar is in full swing, with fans from all over the world gathering in this small Middle Eastern country. On November 21, local time, two ordinary English fans appeared on the British "Daily Mail" and "The Sun", caused by the "fantasy experience" of the two young men in Qatar.
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One of the fans, Sullivan, said they were wandering the streets looking for a beer before the World Cup when a local invited them to their home, and they followed them.
Unexpectedly, the destination was a palace, and the other party turned out to be the son of the chief, showing them their own lion cubs, monkeys and precious birds, and letting them interact with the lion cubs.
Another fan, John, added that the other party was very hospitable and there was no better life experience.
In fact, the most popular pet in Qatar is the "eagle falcon". The most special thing is that if "a giant panda in Chinese hand" is the magical imagination of foreign netizens in China, then in Qatar, "one eagle falcon in each hand" has become a reality.
According to media reports, about 70% of Qataris are playing eagle falcons, with young men almost "one each". In the eagle falcon market, the price of an eagle starts at about $6,000, and the price of a general eagle falcon is between $6,000 and $20,000. Some Qataris even get passports for their eagles and take them abroad.
As a "national pet", naturally you cannot miss the global event of the World Cup. On the 2022 Qatar World Cup gold and silver commemorative coin issued by the Paris Mint, there is a pattern of the head of an eagle falcon, and the eyes of the eagle falcon are football symbolizing the World Cup. The brave, strong, swift and unyielding eagle falcon is also in perfect harmony with the spirit of football.
Source: Time Video, Global Tech, Zhejiang News
Editor: Liu Dan