Orange is a symbol of enthusiasm and vitality, which exactly represents Dutch football, which is more creative and less utilitarian; more hearty offense and less obedient defense; more free and easy. The joy of pursuing the process without the boring pursuit of results is Dutch football. Although its results in international competitions are far less outstanding than those of Italy and Germany, its supporters are by no means less than those of the former two. This is also The beauty of Dutch football. I remember that in 1988, under the leadership of the Three Musketeers, the Dutch team won the European Cup for the first and only time in the World Series. I was still in primary school at that time and was not too interested in football. I remember it was in the cup. Some time after it ended, I occasionally watched a movie called "Hey! This is the official documentary of the 1988 European Cup. The high-spirited Basten and the flourishing Gullit led the Dutch team to play gorgeous football. Orange tulips also bloomed in the Europa continent. I was deeply moved. I was impressed, and from then on, I fell in love with Basten; I fell in love with the Dutch team; I fell in love with football. Now, many years have passed, and the Dutch have never won a championship trophy again, and the orange tulips always wither prematurely; Basten also retired early due to injury and became a tragic hero in the history of football, but these are not It's important, because I have that unforgettable orange memory in my heart, and that's enough!
Sorry, it’s too late and I really can’t write anymore. In fact, I still have many things I want to write about, such as yellow Brazil and blue and white Argentina. Brazil, Netherlands and Argentina are my three favorite teams. If I have the chance, I will definitely write down my feelings about these three teams.