The Qatar World Cup is in full swing, and the two Asian teams have upset one after another in the past two days, making everyone's blood boil.
Of course, the most popular are the princes of the Qatari royal family wearing white turbans...
Usually rarely seen in news reports, taking advantage of this World Cup, everyone finally saw the true face of these royal relatives and countries.
In the opener against Ecuador, the opponent scored and they looked solemn.
This magnate: After spending more than 200 billion yuan, can't you still let people score a goal?
The director also watched the excitement and did not care about it, and directly cut a comparison between the fans on both sides.
There are also netizens who spoof P map, the princes after the banknote ability failed, so angry that they seem to manipulate the rise in global oil prices the next day.
In the end, the game was lost, breaking the law of "the host is undefeated in the first battle", and the princes were so sad that they hid their faces and sighed.
It's like an online meme shining into reality – uncomfortable, helpless, and rich.
However, the most popular is the following one.
He is said to be a 15-year-old prince who was caught on camera expressing dissatisfaction with the score in the stands.
It seems that two points of ignorance, two points of stupidity, and the remaining six points are all made up by netizens' brains...
Others said that he was the younger brother of the prince who was in the same frame as Xiaobei a few days ago.
When the photo with Xiaobei was popped out, many people said that the white-robed man on the left was much more handsome than David Beckham.
I didn't expect to be a relative of "dumpling skin" ...
The "older brother" who is not inferior to Xiaobei is named Sheikh Jasim, the third son of the former King of Qatar.
is also the eldest son of the "Middle Eastern Zhen Huan" Moza introduced by Diaochan last time, and the brother of the current king.
Sisters who have not yet read the story of this "Middle East Zhen Huan" can go to review this article: Middle East "Zhen Huan" married the son of an enemy, assisted her own son to ascend the throne, and spent 300 billion to hold the World Cup all rely on her to collect rent?!
As the eldest son of a Qatari female number one like Moza, it stands to reason that his desire to become the next king is just a matter of hooking his fingers.
But he was not interested in the throne, so he took the initiative to give Hyun to his younger brother, and he himself walked birds and flowers all day, living an unpretentious and boring life for rich people.
Standing next to Xiaobei is the overbearing president:
After taking off the white robe, the artist is full of temperament:
Returned to his mother and became a well-behaved big boy again:
Such a variety of complex and rich characters are deeply loved by the majority of netizens.
And look at this legendary brother.
His sincere outpouring in the stands was sat by the spectators and Qatar World Cup mascot Raib (now called "dumpling skin").
Netizen: This should not be designed according to the image of the prince.
However, according to Digging's many sources, the rumored 15-year-old prince is not Sheikh Jasim's younger brother.
But no matter who he is, the people who can appear in the front row of the stands are also Qatari who are rich and noble.
Coupled with the collision with the mascot, this "little prince" is a little more cute in the minds of Chinese netizens.
The independent brother protects the stupid brother who does not know the world, and the classic setting of this online crispy duck literature is even more ruthless.
Many people expressed that they wanted to fall in love with this silly brother.
There are still many people ridiculing that brothers and brothers do not know how to choose, and they are more entangled than the heroine of idol dramas.
Until two days ago, there was finally such a hot search: online hosting Qatar's heartbroken prince.
"The Prince of Qatar is too romantic and too much like the most beautiful man in my heart."
"The little prince is angry, send me to kiss quickly."
There was also discussion about whether monogamy was there and whether divorce could take away half of the assets.
And Aite took his sisters and said that they would marry together in Qatar to enjoy prosperity and wealth.
Some people even said that "it doesn't matter how many my husband marries, the money is in place, I'm not afraid to cover my face".
It's good to be hi or joke, but if one second I am still touched by the refusal of the Iranian team to sing the national anthem to support the freedom of women in the country, and the next second I say that I am willing to mask my face, I am willing to suffer this for the women there, it is very divisive.
As some netizens said when questioned, this is a World Cup period of national entertainment, and it is harmless to make such jokes.
However, if there are girls who believe it and yearn for a rich family life in a strange country, the reality may pour cold water.
And, being entertained, are other women who may never be able to escape the suffering of their lives.
There is a phenomenon, I don't know if you have noticed.
In almost all the images captured by media cameras at the World Cup in Qatar, women were not seen.
The men there flaunt wealth, socialize, express anger and loss, and they receive the world's attention in the center of the picture.
But what about the women there?
At the opening ceremony, the Qatari extended family was an all-male formation.
Even a top-level woman like Moza, hailed as Qatar's "God-given miracle," could only wait in the lounge behind them.
Moza couldn't show her face, let alone her daughter-in-law and current empress.
The current queen, Javaha, is similar in style to her mother-in-law.
Born into a wealthy family (in fact, she is her husband's cousin), she often shows up to encourage women to fight for their rights and participate in various foreign affairs activities with her husband.
When I met with the Spanish royal couple, I was still dressed in a Chanel suit, all kinds of luxury jewelry, and carrying a Hermès mini kelly...
But when it was his turn to receive the wives of the leaders of various countries in his own country, he put on a black robe again, revealing only one face.
Let's talk about the second room of the current king, Anud.
During the World Cup, she also made a few appearances, taking a photo with her 12-year-old daughter, also in a pair of black robes.
Born into a family of diplomats, Anoud herself was a Kochi woman and earned two master's degrees.
After marrying the current king, he also gave up all social status and concentrated on giving birth at home with children. There is only one impression left for the outside world - a pet concubine.
Being able to show a face and be recognized by others is already a special treatment for women of noble birth.
What about other Qatari women? They can only show the slit in their eyes.
They were right in front of the white-robed princes, but they were ignored by everyone.
Two years ago, the story of a Qatari girl fleeing her family to hunt down and live in seclusion in London was popular on social platforms.
The girl who fled, Kahtani, was born in 1997 and has a prominent family background, her father is a senior military official and her brother is a diplomat.
She grew up listening to the Beatles, received a good education, and was a girl who loved art and philosophy.
But because she is a girl, she has also suffered from physical and mental imprisonment since she was a child, locked at home and unable to go out, and occasionally goes out wrapped in black robes.
The phone was also equipped with tracking software so that the family could monitor her whereabouts in real time.
Because of "disobedience", she was repeatedly beaten by her family. A relative once picked up a vase and smashed it on her because she cut her hair short.
After graduating from college, her family arranged a marriage for her to marry a conservative religious member.
She finally decided to run away from her family.
Qatari law prohibits women under the age of 25 from leaving the country without the consent of their male guardians.
Taking advantage of the family's trip abroad, she found an opportunity to jump into a taxi to the airport without looking back, avoiding her brother's surveillance.
Even after Ms. Qahtani struggled to leave Qatar, her people were "hunting" her, threatening her to obtain her home address by bribing British officials.
The fact is that British officials found a hidden place for her after learning about her situation.
It wasn't until last year that she finally got legal British papers, and finally no "guardian" could imprison her freedom.
Kahtani left, and women are still humiliated there.
Khalid, the half-brother of King Tamin of Qatar, spends years at home on drugs and parties, and his personal doctor is responsible for helping him "wipe his ass" and revive his associates from drugs.
But under years of forced work and imprisonment, the doctor sued Khalid for compensation, but did not expect to be cruelly retaliated by him-
Beat the doctor's girlfriend until her face was covered in blood and there were signs of rape.
The doctor's criminal provisions against Khalid also include: abuse of servants, human trafficking, indiscriminate killing...
Either one is appalling, but just because he is a member of the royal family, it is all covered by power.
Even so, thanks to the unremitting efforts of women like Moza, Qatar is already a country with higher women's rights among Middle Eastern countries.
Women here can get an education, work, even politics, and drive sports cars around the city like men.
Next door to them, Saudi Arabia, which has a population 13 times the size of Qatar, was only allowed to get a driver's license and drive on the road in 2018.
In more conservative Islamic countries, women are almost "out of the question."
Now, looking back at the rhetoric of "willing to exchange lives with local women", will anyone still be willing?
And to say that the eldest prince is the perfect image of romanticism, but his wife has 8 children and has never been seen in public, will anyone think that he is the embodiment of romance?
Leaving aside ordinary girls, even girls from a good background.
Michael Jackson's sister, Jenny Jackson, entered the music scene in the 80s and won four Grammy Awards.
Once she was a sexy diva, she was infinitely attractive on stage.
And after marrying the Qatari rich man Vesam, Jenny Jackson's painting style gradually changed like this:
Such:
In the end, the two divorced in 2017.
Jenny's brother, Randy Jackson, said her sister was abused like a prisoner by her husband after she got married, and was subjected to daily insults and verbal abuse.
Jenny's own tweet in support of the Me Too movement was also meaningful: "We will no longer be controlled, manipulated, bullied." ”
It was not until 2019, when Jenny Jackson was inducted into the "Rock and Roll Hall of Fame" and left the shackles of the black robe, that she found a little bit of her former self.
This is the "acceptance" past of Jenny Jackson, a former top female star.
The World Cup showed everyone how rich Qatar's local tycoons are.
There's nothing wrong with yearning for wealth, but where women are accessories, wealth belongs to the rich, not women.
Through the window of this year's World Cup, we see part of the face of women in the Middle East.
Qatar's "Queen Mother" single-handedly stirred up the already male political arena and promoted women's participation in sports to the benefit of women and girls throughout the country.
Women in Iran carry the banner of "Women, Life, Freedom" and want to show the world the deprivation of life that is taking place in their country.
They are brave, self-reliant, and bloody fighting, always striving for their basic rights as human beings.
And as us, born in a country where women can get out of the house, get an education, participate in the workplace, and change society, please remember:
Never, never, never pursue downward freedom.