Is it possible for ice hockey to break through the high price point and become a national sport? This is a bold conjecture. Ye Jinguang, the captain of the ice hockey team, hopes that more young people in China can understand and like ice hockey, and then some people will say that ice hockey is actually an aristocratic sport in reality, not something that ordinary families can undertake.
If hockey can indeed attract more young people to understand, like, and hope to join, participate, then it will be a potential market. The cost of foreign professional coaches is high, but if the domestic demand is pulled and then surges, will anyone have the ability to achieve the democratization of ice hockey?
Yingda's words, of course, we all hope that the Chinese ice hockey team is adjusting its mentality and can have a better performance in the next game, which we can wait and see! #Indah commented on son YingruDi's hockey debut # #冰雪2022 #
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