Beijing Review

Quest for the Cup

Twenty years ago, the Chinese men’s soccer team competed in World Cup competitions. However, in recent years, Chinese fans have had to enjoy the World Cup without a national stake in it.

Although China’s national men’s soccer team plays and stays at a regional level, the Chinese public is still excited for the upcoming 2022 Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) World Cup in Qatar from November 20 to December 18.

Peaking enthusiasm

The time difference between China and Qatar is five hours. According to the schedule, most matches will take place during China’s late nights and early mornings, particularly the knockout rounds.

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