In a four-year reincarnation of the summer, although the World Cup is far away from China, the legends about "Made in China" have never stopped in the light of Hercules.
In the early morning of June 13, Beijing time, the World Cup in Brazil officially kicked off. In this world-famous football feast, in addition to the players' superb skills and the passion of the fans, there is also a "Made in China" figure. From the little mascots on the streets of Rio, to the World Cup designated balls, to the invasion of China's high-tech LED display, in these days, the Chinese elements are almost full of Brazil. No wonder some people joked, "In addition to the national football, everything in China has gone to the World Cup."
Chinese football has long been absent from the World Cup, but China has almost never been absent. In the World Cup in Brazil, almost a "Made in China" lineup can be formed.
Entering the Brasilia National Stadium in Brazil, the LED display showing the star's posture is produced by China Qipu Optoelectronics. The Brazilian Capital Stadium project consists of two P10 LED full color screens (each size is 7.04m*3.84m) and two P20 LED full color screens (each size is 12.8m*7.04m), with a total area of ​​234.29 square meters. Through these four LED large screens, the audience can easily watch the exciting moments of the game and scream for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
In the early morning of June 13, Beijing time, the World Cup in Brazil officially kicked off. In this world-famous football feast, in addition to the players' superb skills and the passion of the fans, there is also a "Made in China" figure. From the little mascots on the streets of Rio, to the World Cup designated balls, to the invasion of China's high-tech LED display, in these days, the Chinese elements are almost full of Brazil. No wonder some people joked, "In addition to the national football, everything in China has gone to the World Cup."
Chinese football has long been absent from the World Cup, but China has almost never been absent. In the World Cup in Brazil, almost a "Made in China" lineup can be formed.
Entering the Brasilia National Stadium in Brazil, the LED display showing the star's posture is produced by China Qipu Optoelectronics. The Brazilian Capital Stadium project consists of two P10 LED full color screens (each size is 7.04m*3.84m) and two P20 LED full color screens (each size is 12.8m*7.04m), with a total area of ​​234.29 square meters. Through these four LED large screens, the audience can easily watch the exciting moments of the game and scream for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
The picture shows the Qipu Opto-Brasilia National Stadium LED display project
The two LED displays on the top are manufactured by China Qipu Optoelectronics Co., Ltd.
(This article is a copy of Qipu Optoelectronics)
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