What happened when the national football team desperately won a game but was slandered?

On the evening of March 23rd, the national football team 1:0 South Korea won the World War I that made Chinese people proud. However, in just one day, this victory has changed somewhat. On March 24th, there was a saying circulating on the Internet: China's victory was due to the fans and friends who set off firecrackers all night when Korean players stayed downstairs in the hotel.

However, if you open any relevant reports, there must be words such as net exposure, netizen breaking news and net transmission in the text.

Because, this statement first came from tiger-flapping netizens.

This post has been deleted at present.

Subsequently, Taiwan media quickly embellished the news:

Then, other media reported online+reprinted Taiwanese media:

Then, the export turned to domestic sales, and Weibo began to reflect on the quality of Chinese people.

If any online news can be taken seriously, here are some news why no one uses it.

Just below the tiger's post, some netizens said that it was not the fans who made trouble, but the old man died nearby:

There are also netizens in Weibo who say they live next to Kempinski:

The public says that the public is right, and the woman says that the woman is right. What is the truth?

On March 24th, at around 0: 00/9: 00, Kempinski Hotel Changsha responded to this matter in the official Weibo.

The room adopts fully floating double-layer sound insulation wall and double-layer vacuum sound insulation glass. Since its opening, the guests in the store have not been affected by the residents setting off fireworks and firecrackers.

Coupled with the hotel's strict security system, the incident rumored in the early morning of March 23 did not appear any abnormality within the hotel's security control.