Editor's Note: Lucheng is the center of Wenzhou, and also a key overseas Chinese township. It has 88,700 overseas Chinese distributed in 133 countries and regions, and 52,000 relatives of overseas Chinese.

Last year, Lucheng District Overseas Chinese Association launched a series of bilingual programs titled "Developments of Lucheng in Overseas Chinese's Eyes", displaying the great achievements Lucheng has gained in economy, life, and cultural construction through the perspectives of overseas Chinese.

This year, a new series of bilingual programs titled "Lucheng’s Common Prosperity in Overseas Chinese's Eyes" has been launched, telling the story of the new generation of overseas Chinese. We hope to further stimulate the wisdom of the overseas Chinese community, and continuously pump more youthful power into the construction of Wenzhou!

Wang Qi, a native of Lucheng, Wenzhou, is an overseas Chinese returned from Italy. Since he was a kid, of living beside the stadium, he has had a deep affinity with football. And his entire growing-up period was inseparable from football. This video will tell you about the indissoluble bond between Wang Qi and football.

In 1995, Wang Qi participated in Zhejiang Provincial Youth Football Tournament as a member of Tiger Team and won the championship. During his university years, Wang Qi specialized in football at Shanghai University of Sport. After graduation, he chose to go to Toronto, Canada to study abroad. During the years in Toronto, football has always been with him, helping him integrate into the local community.

After returning to China, Wang Qi has been engaged in many industries as real estate, hotel, business management, and solar energy equipment trade. He has participated in many exhibitions and seen a lot of renovation projects, which provided him with a lot of experience in the subsequent reconstruction of Wenzhou flour mill into a modern park featuring urban slow life.