Take your time China , you just became the World Champion in Chess (Ding Liren) and you have held the Female Chess Champion title for a few years already
just find the best soccer student from each school, then put them in school competition and find the best from them..soon you will find the best of the best
Thanks to the fall of Chinese football teams, the Chinese kids can stay away from football. This is a good thing. Children have limited experience and should not invest too much energy in these insignificant entertainment items, which will not benefit the future of the nation. I personally think that European countries put too much emphasis on football which lead to their downfall. Football is the kind of entertainment to watch only. 娱乐项目，喜欢看看就好。
Football was more popular in early 1970s in cities like Beijing, Shanghai, especially in elementary schools. Many small soccer fields were built in elementary school yards for 7 vs 7 game l.
It's very hard to put your finger on it. You have made some valid points but, like you said, it's probably more complicated than that. The culture for a start might have played a part in the psyche. In China there are traditionally very few contact sports, not like you also have rugby in the UK & American football in the states, and I guess people just don't have the same kind of passion for them. They like watching them as entertainment, but to make a respectable living out of them is another story. And many don't see football as a viable way to get out of poverty or become a national hero like they do in countries (such as South America) where football is the only mainstream contact sport. Development from the grassroot level or from young age also seem to be deficient. As you mentioned, a lot of big teams were bought, or assembled, not built. So there is no continuity.
It may help if the ASIA countries set up an ASIA club cup similar to the European-style Europa Cup. The best club in China v the best club in ASIA. That would be exciting.
There is a lack of talents even at grassroot level. Schools are one of the big sources of young and potential talent are not playing its role. Only if u see China U12 U15 U18 U19 or U21 winning tournaments and qualified at the youth level thrn u will see progress. At the moment there is no flicker....even at Asian youth tournament you dont see any promise. Until there is a structural change n effort that goes into development of youth programs, i dont see any direction towards the improvement of football in China. Perhaps, the education, sports and labor ministry should appoint professional people to undertake these projects, and not the perceived corrupted Chinese Football Association, only interested in short term gains n pleasing the provincial governors
@@livinlavidaluke I am sure you are correct in that respect , just with 10% of 1.4 billion pop watching football which is 140 million it will still be greater than UK with a population of 69 million 🤔🤔🤔
It's rather odd to see Chinese soccer fans cheering on imported star players, since soccer is a game often tied to nationalism. Soccer is competing in a market of entertaining sporting events, as a revenue generating business. Tough competitions. University matriculation exams is another competing factor.
Will we see China do well in a World Cup by 2050?
P.S My camera died at the end, but the match finished 1-1!
I think China could possibly make it to the world cup by 2150. And get knocked out in the first round or second round. 🤣🤣
I would have to say yes. I think when China does put their mind to something they will get it done...
I agree. And it certainly helps when football is no longer a sport in the rest of the world. 🤣🤣
@@HTeo-og1lghow ignorant
except football
Take your time China , you just became the World Champion in Chess (Ding Liren) and you have held the Female Chess Champion title for a few years already
He is the weakest world champion though.
@@jongxina4908 that still has to be proven anyhow celebrate while you can
It might be also physiology - body strength. We cant be good at everything.
just find the best soccer student from each school, then put them in school competition and find the best from them..soon you will find the best of the best
Impossible to allow teams to own stadiums to collect tickets, that's one of the big problems holding back professionalism
Thanks to the fall of Chinese football teams, the Chinese kids can stay away from football. This is a good thing. Children have limited experience and should not invest too much energy in these insignificant entertainment items, which will not benefit the future of the nation. I personally think that European countries put too much emphasis on football which lead to their downfall. Football is the kind of entertainment to watch only. 娱乐项目，喜欢看看就好。
Football was more popular in early 1970s in cities like Beijing, Shanghai, especially in elementary schools. Many small soccer fields were built in elementary school yards for 7 vs 7 game l.
It's very hard to put your finger on it.
You have made some valid points but, like you said, it's probably more complicated than that.
The culture for a start might have played a part in the psyche. In China there are traditionally very few contact sports, not like you also have rugby in the UK & American football in the states, and I guess people just don't have the same kind of passion for them. They like watching them as entertainment, but to make a respectable living out of them is another story.
And many don't see football as a viable way to get out of poverty or become a national hero like they do in countries (such as South America) where football is the only mainstream contact sport.
Development from the grassroot level or from young age also seem to be deficient. As you mentioned, a lot of big teams were bought, or assembled, not built. So there is no continuity.
football super power in 2050? for women's team maybe, for men's team? no way
regional soccer is great but when they come together for China,it's a different story. 😂😂
It may help if the ASIA countries set up an ASIA club cup similar to the European-style Europa Cup. The best club in China v the best club in ASIA. That would be exciting.
i am the shenhua fan in 1990s
...because every Chinese national footballer is a billionaire (due to corruptions).
There is a lack of talents even at grassroot level. Schools are one of the big sources of young and potential talent are not playing its role. Only if u see China U12 U15 U18 U19 or U21 winning tournaments and qualified at the youth level thrn u will see progress. At the moment there is no flicker....even at Asian youth tournament you dont see any promise. Until there is a structural change n effort that goes into development of youth programs, i dont see any direction towards the improvement of football in China. Perhaps, the education, sports and labor ministry should appoint professional people to undertake these projects, and not the perceived corrupted Chinese Football Association, only interested in short term gains n pleasing the provincial governors
IMO Chinese including the diaspora are just not into football and it is a waste of money and time to force it and build big stadiums.
i bet you there are more football fans in China than in the UK
@@livinlavidaluke I am sure you are correct in that respect , just with 10% of 1.4 billion pop watching football which is 140 million it will still be greater than UK with a population of 69 million 🤔🤔🤔
this is the only thing we won't refute
It's rather odd to see Chinese soccer fans cheering on imported star players, since soccer is a game often tied to nationalism. Soccer is competing in a market of entertaining sporting events, as a revenue generating business. Tough competitions. University matriculation exams is another competing factor.
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