1 Shui Qingxia
After several farces, 55-year-old Shui Qingxia finally took over the whip of the Chinese women's football team. Since 1984, the Chinese women's football team has witnessed the inauguration of 18 head coaches, including 14 local coaches and 4 foreign teachers. Shui Qingxia, who is expected by all, is the first local female coach in history to take charge of The Chinese women's football team.
2 Wuhan Three Towns & Meizhou Hakka
Founded in 2013, Wuhan Sanzhen Club won the 2021 China League One championship and will stage a version of the "Wuhan Derby" with Wuhan in the 2022 season. Between August 11 and December 5, the three towns of Wuhan swept 14 consecutive wins, setting a record for the longest consecutive wins in the domestic sub-league. In the past four years, the three towns of Wuhan, which started from the China Champions League, have been continuously upgraded, one footprint a year, and have achieved an inspirational bridge from the bottom league to the top league. As for Meizhou Hakka, which qualified for the Chinese Super League together with the three towns in Wuhan, it became the first county-level city team in the Chinese Super League.
4 King Frost
In a 4–4 draw against Zambia on July 24, Wang Shuang became the first Chinese female footballer in history to play a hat-trick and "big four joys" at the Olympic Games. In the Chinese women's women's football team's all-time Olympic top scorer list, she ranked second with 4 goals, with only 5 goals less than Sun Wen. Currently, her national team has a total of 33 goals in 109 games.
6 Naturalization matrix
On November 16, 2021, in the sixth round of the Fifa World Cup Asian Qualifiers in Qatar, the Chinese men's football team drew 1-1 with Australia, and then head coach Li Tie sent four naturalized players to the starting lineup: Axon, Luo Guofu, Alan and Jiang Guangtai. This is the first time that the four have made their debut for the Chinese men's football team at the same time.
11 Taishan, Shandong
After consecutive victories, Shandong Taishan was inexorably crowned the 2021 Chinese Super League laurel. After eleven years, this team has finally regained its peak in Chinese football. At present, Shandong Taishan has won the Chinese Super League championship four times, in 2006, 2008, 2010 and 2021. In the entire Chinese Super League era, the team has only reached the top less than 8 times in Guangzhou. In addition, Hao Wei, who brought trophies to Shandong football for two consecutive seasons, also became the first person in the history of China's top football league to win the championship in both player and managerial careers.
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