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Editor|Sister Fei
Recent problems in Chinese football have reignited public attention to football management styles and corruption. Although most of the exposure in the past has been focused on the men's football field, in fact, women's football also has some hidden dangers and problems. A recent opinion piece in the People's Daily is a wake-up call calling for a thorough rectification and reform of the Chinese Football Association to ensure the fairness, transparency and efficiency of football. Only in this way, whether it is men's or women's football, can fans be truly proud.
Corruption in Chinese football is no longer news. In the past six months, from Li Tie to Chen Jiayuan, the moths within the Chinese Football Association have been caught one after another, and these officials are related to the men's football team. However, this does not mean that women's football will be spared. In recent years, the level of national football has declined, and men's football is often on the cusp, and women's football seems to be put on the margins.
However, from Jia Xiuquan to Sun Wen, to the loss of the women's team in the World Cup, we have to admit that the women's team also has problems. The People's Daily article reminds us that corruption in Chinese football is eroding the cornerstone of football and diluting fan enthusiasm. Therefore, thorough rectification and reform have become imperative. Both men's and women's football should be strictly investigated and punished to ensure the cleanliness of Chinese football. Jia Xiuquan is the women's team manager.
It has attracted widespread attention and criticism in a series of decisions in the past. For example, the suppression of players such as Wang Shuang, Tang Jiali and Zhang Linyan has become the focus of public attention. At the same time, in this World Cup, Shui Qingxia's tactical arrangement is also incomprehensible. As the leader of the Chinese Football Association, Sun Wen also needs to take part of the responsibility for these problems.
To sum up, the entire Chinese football system needs to be thoroughly rectified and reformed. This freewheeling style of management can no longer be tolerated, and what we need is transparency, fairness and efficiency. Both men's and women's football should enjoy equal opportunities for development and ensure a level playing field. Only in this way can Chinese football truly regain its glory and make fans proud of it.
The reform of Chinese football needs to be approached from many aspects. First of all, the Football Association should strengthen the supervision of management and coaches to ensure the rationality of their responsibilities and powers. A transparent selection system and appointment norms would help to reduce corruption and ensure that the best people were given the opportunities they deserved.
Secondly, the construction of football infrastructure is also key. Invest more resources in the cultivation and training of youth football to improve the level and competitiveness of grassroots football clubs. Promote the popularization and development of football culture by improving the campus football program and community, and provide more opportunities for young players to showcase their talents.
In addition, developing qualified coaches is also key. The Football Association should strengthen the training and certification of coaches and establish a scientific and professional coaching system. Only with an excellent coaching team can we cultivate more players with high levels of technical and tactical literacy.
At the same time, the football association should also focus on the development of women's football programs. As an important part of Chinese football, women's football needs full attention and support. Invest more resources in the training and competition arrangement of women's football, and improve the level and international competitiveness of female football players.
Finally, Chinese football needs to strengthen exchanges and cooperation with international football organizations. Through exchanges and cooperation with FIFA and other countries, learn from their successful experience and management models, and enhance the overall level and international influence of Chinese football.
Reform is not a one-time process, but requires long-term persistence and efforts. The Chinese football industry needs the joint efforts of all parties, including the government, football associations, clubs, fans and football practitioners at large. Only through joint efforts and continuous reform can Chinese football truly achieve rejuvenation and rise.
Let us all hope that in the future, Chinese football can renew its vitality and show strong competitiveness and glory on the international stage. Whether it is men's or women's football, they will become symbols of inspiration and pride, adding a new glorious chapter to China's football career!