"Bell bell...

Hello, Hello!

This is the Organizing Committee of the "Dongli Cup" Shanghai International Marathon.

With the approaching of the November 25th competition day, the telephone ringing in the office of the Organizing Committee of the Dongli cup marathon continued one after another, and the application hotline continued "high temperature".

"We have received dozens of calls from all over the country and even abroad every day, asking for registration information," the staff member said.

E-mail from abroad is also flying like snowflakes. Many marathons in Kenya are interested in competing.

"Big foot" wins "big shoes"

David, a Canadian who works in China Normal University, is a long-distance running fan. He speaks fluent Chinese. He even asked for help from the organizing committee. He was born with a pair of big feet. He couldn't find a pair of 47 yards of sneakers in search of shopping malls. He was worried about how to compete.

Through the organizing committee's matchmaking, Kunshan Do-win, the sponsor of the event, promised to make a pair of "big shoes" for him.

David smells a smile and immediately signs up for the half marathon.

Deaf and dumb people sign up.

Recently, a man named Luo Yuhui came to sign up. The content showed that he came from Jiangyin, Jiangsu.

When asked, he discovered that he was a deaf mute.

At this time, the rain is getting bigger and bigger. Luo Yuhui vanished in the rain with the umbrella he lent to him. Behind him, other applicants showed some respect.

Birthday commemorative entries

Chen Ciming, who was in Hongkong in Pudong, got up early on the day of signing up.

When he signed up, he said excitedly, "today is my 56 year old birthday. My gift to myself is to fill in the registration form of marathon race on my birthday. It is very meaningful."

Coincidentally, Chilean Juan J Leela's 36 birthday coincides with this year's "Dongli Cup" Shanghai International Marathon race. He also decided to celebrate his birthday with such a special event.