According to Chen's blog post forwarded by Weibo, a local network in Guangzhou, I regret to tell you that we can't continue to broadcast the World Cup for the time being, and it's not just our local TV station that suffers from this. It's not that we don't want to make it, it's not that we don't work hard, but that the cake of the World Cup can't be bought and eaten by us ordinary people. Starting to work these days feels like dating a beautiful woman, but her father is "grandpa". Who told you to be skin-friendly and who told me not to be "X 2"? Please keep quiet when you pause ... NLM

Later, Chen Ye said in Weibo: Thank you for supporting Cantonese speaking and participating in the competition from the beginning, but you don't need to raise our inability to broadcast the World Cup live to the height of "banning Cantonese". Alas, I can only sigh that competition may not be fair. From the national level to the provincial level to the municipal level, there will be gaps in all aspects of the media. We are still fighting for the opportunity to broadcast, and we will do our homework. If it can't be broadcast live, we will write about Weibo, blog, newspaper and talk on the radio.

Personally, people who can speak Cantonese are very scarce, and now Hong Kong Wireless has also withdrawn from the World Cup broadcast, leaving only Guangzhou and provincial TV stations to broadcast live professionally.

Please support Guangzhou TV Station and strive for the live broadcast of the World Cup! !