On March 9, 2020, the U17 national football team led by Yang Chen assembled in Shanghai, and when Yang Chen led the team into the hotel, we saw that all the U17 team members were all "small inches", which caused a lot of fans to ridicule, some fans joked: like "labor prisoners" wearing national football costumes. But the well-known sports journalist Miao Principle said on social platforms: Unable to spit out.
When we see these 17-year-old young people unifying small inches, we can't help but think of the military training conducted by U25 before, and in the end, there was no improvement in the follow-up competition. Therefore, the military training of football players was labeled with "strange tricks". However, from another positive energy point of view, the unified hairstyle can also reflect the good mental outlook of this team. It's like a military parade, how does the mighty division manifest itself? At this point, everyone actually understands. It's just that the results of the national team are not good, so everything they do is wrong.
As we all know, every man in South Korea needs military service, and only especially outstanding football players, such as Son Heung-min and other players, will be spared. So, is there any benefit to a man's military service? The answer is yes. It's not just about defending the country, it's about taking military service and letting us know what the standards of doing things are. For example, one person was bitten by a mosquito, while another was cut with a knife and bled, and they both told others that he had suffered great pain. So, suffering varies from cause to effect. But in some of the melting pots, we can tell how to measure the standard of suffering.
It's like the national football team needs to pay full strength to fight for the country, this is just a concept, but there is no standard. Either you score goals and win, you give your all. He is a spiritual outlook, but also a kind of dedication. And all of this, through military training, can make people better understand this. I think that's what military training is all about. The "desperate samurai" of Korean players has a great correlation with the military service system over the years.
Some people may ask why the national football team has also been trained militarily, why it has no effect. When the water is full, it overflows, and it is impossible to change anything after only one military training. Therefore, from the general direction, the Chinese Football Association is not wrong with grasping discipline and attitude itself, and it is also very necessary through military training and formal rectification.
For this reason, in view of the remarks of the Miao Da reporter, if he had been baptized by the troops, he would certainly not have said so.