In the next ten years, the development trend of sports in China is predicted as follows:
1. Popular team sports, such as football and basketball, are currently managed by a dual-track system (management depends on the system, and realization depends on the market). However, due to the fact that these projects have not yet been fully professionalized and marketized, corruption has become frequent, forming a vicious circle, and it is expected to remain in a state of downturn for a long time. The management of these projects has become out of touch with international standards and requires years of systematic construction and cultural accumulation. In the short term, they are unlikely to make significant changes. #National football team won 0 games and scored 0 goals to end the group stage of the Asian Cup#
2. Highly professional and international elite individual sports, such as professional tennis, golf, skiing and racing, will usher in an explosion of talents, and even give birth to many Chinese world-class stars. This trend is due to the rapid economic development of China over the past two decades, especially the formation of many high-net-worth wealthy families in first-tier cities. These families have spared no expense to train their children to participate in these aristocratic sports, and they are now in the harvest stage. It is expected that in the future, China's younger generation will launch a comprehensive challenge to the world on these traditional Western advantage projects. #Zheng Qinwen enters the Australian Open women's singles final#
3. China will continue to maintain its dominance in sports that are unpopular but traditionally strong, such as diving, weightlifting, and small ball games. Thanks to the long-term implementation of the national system and the large talent base, these projects will continue to produce a steady stream of outstanding athletes. In addition, because these sports are relatively unpopular internationally and have few competitors, it is difficult to form an effective challenge to Chinese athletes internationally. #全红婵#
