Who designed the opening ceremony of the World Cup in South Africa

During the Confederations Cup, it was discovered that South African fans and players would sing the national anthem with a serious look before every South African match. But by the halfway point of singing, most of them had lost their voices, some were still chanting softly, and some had simply closed their mouths. This is not because South Africans are unpatriotic, but because the national anthem is really difficult to sing.

The lyrics of South Africa's national anthem, which cover five of the country's 11 official languages, are more complicated to sing than to say tongue twisters. To address this issue, South Africa's Ministry of Culture has recently been teaching national team players and the public the lyrics of the national anthem so that all South Africans can sing the national anthem in its entirety during the opening match of the World Cup in South Africa.

The national anthem is probably the most complex national anthem in the world today. Since the 20s of the 20th century, white South Africans have used "The Call of South Africa" as the national anthem of South Africa, and in 1957 this song was legislated to become the unofficial national anthem of South Africa. However, there is another national anthem that has not been officially recognized, ———God Bless Africa", which has been circulated among black South Africans.

The song became popular among blacks in 1897 when it was composed by Enochi Songtonga, a student at Mankay College, South Africa, and was later used as the party song of the African National Congress (ANC), the first black ———political party to lead South Africa. In the decades that followed, "God Bless Africa" was regarded by the black community as the national anthem of South Africa, and it was also a spiritual slogan against excesses, anti-colonialism, and the struggle for political rights.

After the end of apartheid in South Africa in 1994, there were constant calls from the people to change the national anthem. After Mandela's election, in order to further reflect racial equality and promote inter-ethnic integration, it was decided on 17 May 1995 to merge the two songs "Call of South Africa" and "God Bless Africa" to form the new national anthem of South Africa. As a result, the South African national anthem has become the only new form of national anthem in the world, which begins with one melody and ends with another.

At the same time, in order to avoid multiple versions of a national anthem (there are 11 official languages in South Africa), each ethnic or racial group sings its own version. In 1997, there was only one version of the new national anthem, but five languages were used: Xhosa, Zulu, Sesotho, Aflikan and English.

Arabic, English, Korean... Multilingual.

South Africa 2-1 Mexico is expected.

South Africa is the host, and according to common sense analysis, most of the opening matches are carefully selected by the hosts, and no matter how they play, the possibility of the hosts losing the opening game is very slim. Moreover, the South African team has come in a fantastic form, since 2010, South Africa has not lost in the last 12 friendly matches they have played, with 8 wins and 4 draws, so they will be chasing South Africa, at least the two sides draw.

Mexico team, Mexico has played 13 friendly matches since 2010, with 8 wins, 3 draws and 2 losses, specifically, this result is also quite impressive. South Africa is a South American team, while Mexico, which is located in the Caribbean, is also a technical team, and Mexico is not inferior to South Africa in terms of footwork.

I am optimistic that South Africa and Mexico will win the two teams.

South Africa starting XI (4-5-1): 16-Kune; 2-Gaqua, 4-Mokona, 20-Kumalo, 3-Masilella; 11-Modise, 13-Dihaswa, 10-Pinal, 12-Leccolognane, 8-Chabalala; 9- Mfera.

Expected Mexican starters (4-3-3): 1-Oscar Pérez; 16-Juárez, 4-Marquez, 2-Rodriguez, 3-Salcido; 6-Torrado, 8-Castro, 18-Guardado; 17-dos Santos, 14-Hernandez, 11-Bella.

The Lord instructed the Void Huai Yu to welcome the world back to his hometown.

Program: Hengyou.

1: Magical Land.

2: Calling. 3: Africa is with us.

4: African Football United.

5: World Football United.

6: It's time.

Performers: 1,581.

The final week of the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa (officially known as FIFA World Cup South Africa) was held on 11 June 2010 at 10 stadiums in nine cities in South Africa and ended on 12 July 2010. This is the first World Cup to be held in Africa.

A total of 32 teams from all over the world participated in the tournament, and a total of 64 matches were played to determine the winning team.