Chapter 2204 Lin Cheng Asian Games Village Half-day Tour
October 1st is the National Day.
With attachment to Lin Cheng, Wanwan left Hangzhou.
Of course, what is left in the city of Hangzhou is not only the girl’s attachment to Lin Cheng.
There was another question that she was always curious about.
Is the authentic West Lake vinegar fish delicious?
Originally, she wanted Lin Cheng to help find the answer, but the girl immediately regretted it.
"No! Next time we go to eat West Lake Vinegar Fish together, you are not allowed to eat alone outside the building."
"I know! I will never eat West Lake vinegar fish when Wan Wan is away."
Lin Cheng was both amused and touched, leaving it to them to find the answer to this question later.
It's also a kind of romance, isn't it?
After Wanwan left, Lin Cheng returned to the Asian Games Village.
At present, he cannot leave Hangzhou directly. He will have to wait until all e-sports competitions are over tomorrow before he can report to leave.
The Asian Games Village was still as lively as ever, and the teammates ran off to nowhere. Lin Cheng walked around the Asian Games Village alone.
There are many places he has never visited before.
Discovering that the store had a self-service printer for sonic postcards, Lin Cheng went over and recorded a sonic postcard.
"Zhiyan! I miss you in Hangzhou now!"
After finishing speaking, the machine automatically spit out a postcard with an Asian Games background and a QR code on it. After the other party scans the QR code, they can hear Lin Cheng's recorded voice.
Although it’s a bit like taking off your pants and farting, after all, sending a voice message through social software is completely different from sending a voice message via a postcard.
Lin Cheng thought it was very interesting, and he also recorded sonic postcards for the other three sisters and Sheng Xi.
What he said to everyone was different, and he didn't want his sisters to feel that he was perfunctory.
Naturally, his wife and baby at home were not left behind, and Lin Cheng even recorded a photo for Tabby at the base.
Of course, only the little tiger stripe has a share.
Juya and Senator already have enough toys. Other cats won’t be interested in postcards. As for Mr. Kang and other teammates... Sorry! Lin Cheng didn't have time to send blessings to them one by one.
Mr. Kang is so miserable!
Even if he wears a dog crest, his status in the base is still inferior to that of Little Tabby.
There is a post office in the Asian Games Village. After recording the sonic postcards, Lin Cheng went to the post office and mailed them one by one.
Lin Cheng then went back to his room to sort out his badges and prepare to go shopping at the badge exchange center.
Badge exchange is one of the most popular activities among athletes in this Asian Games. Everyone exchanges the badges they received to convey friendship and blessings.
Lin Cheng has obtained many badges, most of which are LOL-themed. There are cute badges of a knife girl getting her face ripped off, Poro badges, Kai'Sa badges, etc.
These are basically official souvenirs.
In fact, the official souvenirs received by athletes in various sports at this Asian Games are basically related to their own sports or regional customs.
Li Tuo gave Lin Cheng two small Kun dolls.
Not the Kun Kun named Cai, but the Kun who sat down with Zhuang Zhou in Glory of Kings.
Because it was so cute, Lin Cheng thought the baby at home would like it, so he shamelessly asked Li Tuo for it.
In addition to LOL-themed badges, there are also some badges with various shapes such as pandas and pesticide Gongsunli that were given to Lin Cheng by other athletes. He had forgotten to give them back to others because he did not have the habit of wearing badges when he went out before.
After counting the badges and hanging them on the ID belt on his chest, Lin Cheng went out to the badge exchange center.
There are smart badge exchangers in the exchange center. Athletes can complete self-service exchanges through the machines, but this also loses the original meaning of badge exchange. Most athletes still prefer face-to-face exchanges.
There were many people in the exchange center, and Lin Cheng met familiar faces who had taken photos with him before.
Japanese badminton beauty Chihiro Shida and a handsome girl with short hair were operating the machine when they noticed Lin Cheng and immediately turned around to say hello.
There was a language barrier among everyone, so communication was a bit difficult, but the intention of the badge exchange was still very obvious.
Lin Cheng exchanged the popular Kasa badge in the Asian Games Village with Chihiro Shida for the dolphin badge, and exchanged the Poro badge with the short-haired girl for the elephant badge.
The badge exchange will also be accompanied by friendly conversations, and Lin Cheng also figured out the identity of the girl with short hair.
Sasiri, Thai badminton player.
Probably because of some inherent impressions of Thailand, Lin Cheng couldn't help but take a look secretly.
It’s indeed a bit handsome!
He is completely different from boys in terms of handsomeness. He is probably a big shot in the entertainment industry.
Shaxili was obviously a social cow, and she just started chatting with Lin Cheng using broken English vocabulary and Chinese. She taught Lin Cheng a few words of Savadika and then invited him to dance and record a video with him on the spot.
The BGM is a very abstract Chinese shout-out song "My Surname is Shi". The strong earthy Douyin style makes Lin Zhengcheng unable to hold back.
So is Chinese local flavor culture actually very popular internationally?
He still insisted on twisting a few times and cooperated to complete the video creation.
Farewell to the two beauties, Lin Cheng exchanged many badges with other athletes before leaving with satisfaction.
He changed all the badges into animal or cartoon-style ones and planned to go back and collect them for his little baby at home.
Interestingly, when Lin Cheng handed the badge to a Qatari athlete with a white cloth on his head, the other party actually handed him a 100 U.S. dollar bill with his backhand.
It wasn't until Lin Cheng repeatedly emphasized that he wanted to exchange badges that the other party suddenly took out an Arab white turban-style badge for him.
Because of this misunderstanding, the two smiled, shook hands and hugged to express friendship.
It can only be said that the wealthy people from the Middle East are used to spending US dollars in Hangzhou. In the past, volunteers from the Asian Games Village helped deliver water, and these Middle Eastern wealthy people tipped them back in large amounts of US dollars.
After half a day, Lin Cheng carefully experienced the life in the Asian Games Village and found that it was actually quite interesting.
Probably because I relaxed after playing the game, my mood was different.
During dinner, Xiao Ming and Brother Shui Zi finally showed up.
They encouraged Lin Cheng to watch the DOTA2 finals later.
So far, China’s e-sports events have won four gold medals.
Except for the FIAFA event, which fell to the quarterfinals, and the DOTA2 finals, which have not yet started, the Chinese team won gold medals in all other team events.
Now Lugou and Nongpi are staring at Dao Silin.
Something that is waiting to be whipped to embarrass Chinese e-sports.
Of course, no one pays attention to FIAFA's failure. There is not even a professional competition for this game in China, so there is really no way to ask for more.
All e-sports events at the Asian Games are about to come to an end, and most of the e-sports players can be considered a relief for the Internet-addicted teenagers.
Some pesticide players have already raised banners at their ancestral halls to honor their ancestors because they won the championship.
Double-championship coach Li Tuo was even more prosperous, and the local neighborhood office sent the banner to his home.
A double gold medal across events!
The first coach in history to receive this honor.
Be good!
People who don’t know the inside story might think Li Tuo is so awesome.
The godfather of Chinese e-sports almost screamed. (End of chapter)