After the Chinese women's football team won the Asian Cup, Guangzhou Daily published an article praising head coach Shui Qingxia's contribution to reviving the Chinese women's football team.
Since the defeat of the Tokyo Olympics last year, it has only been half a year, and it is indeed valuable that the Chinese women's football team can quickly rise in reconstruction. Cantonese media believe that the timely appearance of Shui Qingxia is an extremely important factor. Shui Qingxia excluded some of the inexperienced young players in the Chinese women's football team last year, re-recruited veterans such as Li Ying, Lou Jiahui, Ma Jun, Yao Wei and other veterans, and reused Tang Jiali, who returned from overseas. In the core lineup of the Chinese women's football team, Shui Qingxia has Wang Shuang as the core on the offensive end on the one hand, and on the other hand, she gives the captain Wang Shanshan the same role as the spiritual leader.
From the process of this Asian Cup, it can be seen that the spiritual attributes of the Chinese women's football team have returned to the familiar era of "sonorous roses". Although objectively speaking, the overall technical and tactical ability of the Chinese women's football team at present is still a certain gap compared with the Japanese team, even compared with South Korea, but the core players reused by Shui Qingxia after taking office have played a key role in this Asian Cup, and Shui Qingxia's employment scheduling and on-the-spot tactical command are even more convincing. Next, the Chinese women's football team aims to win the Asian Games at home this year, and then it is to strive to create a good result in next year's Women's World Cup.
(Nanling Weeping and Crying)
![Zhang Yang talks to Shui Qingxia: In the 40 years of the stadium, I have done a good job of this generation[fig]](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAP///wAAACwAAAAAAQABAAACAkQBADs=)