#絮絮# For years, Japanese football fans have been praised for cleaning up stadiums after World Cup matches. They collect trash with bags and leave the stands spotless. This behavior has won admiration worldwide.
However, this time they are facing criticism at home. When photos of Japanese fans cleaning stadiums went viral, some people noticed a problem. These men clean in public but often do not help with housework at home. A popular social media post showed this double standard: a man picking up litter at a stadium, then the same man relaxing on his sofa at home while his wife does all the chores.
The issue is serious in Japan. According to data, Japanese women spend over three hours daily on unpaid household work, while men spend only 47 minutes. This is the lowest among developed countries. In families with young children, the gap is even bigger. Women spend more than seven hours on housework daily, while men spend less than two hours.
Despite the criticism, many people still support the stadium cleanup tradition. Some fans from other countries, like Portugal, have started doing the same thing.

支持日本球迷的应该是大多数，批评的是少数。这是第一个方面。
第二个方面，批评他们的本国人实际上也不是批评他们在球场捡垃圾，而是批评他们在家里做家务少过妻子。这个我觉得批评得对。
第三个方面，混为一谈，或者只说半句话，不是无知，就是无耻。