Taiwan Compatriot Cheer Squad Cheers for Zhanjiang Team at Guangdong Super League Home Match

May 28（Taiwan.cn）– A match of the Guangdong Football Super League (Guangdong Super League) between Zhanjiang Team and Jiangmen Team kicked off at the Zhanjiang Olympic Sports Center recently. Standing out in the spectator stands, a cheer squad consisting of around 40 Taiwan compatriots cheered passionately for the players on the pitch with placards reading "Show Skills at Guangdong Super League, Taiwan Compatriots Bring Enthusiasm", forming a striking scenery at the stadium that night.

"The stadium was packed with people, and the atmosphere was absolutely electric!" said Xu Minghong, a Taiwan compatriot who attended the event. It was his first time watching a Guangdong Super League match on-site, and he was deeply impressed by the united cheering atmosphere of the audience. "When a goal was scored, more than 30,000 spectators cheered in unison, and that thrilling sound wave is something I will remember for the rest of my life." He also spoke highly of the traffic support, security services and on-site organization of the event, affirming the profound sports atmosphere of the Guangdong Super League.？

"Go Zhanjiang Team! Well done!" echoed another participating Taiwan youth, who expressed great delight at experiencing the fervent atmosphere of a professional football match in Zhanjiang in person.？？

It is learned that the 40 Taiwan compatriots made a special trip to Zhanjiang to participate in the Zhanjiang Marine Folk Culture Exchange Activity of the 2nd Cross-Strait Folk Culture and Sports Festival. Coinciding with the grand sports event of the Guangdong Super League, the organizers took sports as a bridge to further deepen exchanges and integration between Zhanjiang and Taiwan. The initiative added rich humanistic warmth to the passionate competitive sports arena and allowed the visiting Taiwan compatriots to personally experience the vibrant urban vitality and profound sports culture of Zhanjiang.？(Jointly reported by Taiwan.cn and the Taiwan Affairs Office of Zhanjiang)