From an overall point of view, the loss of the Chinese women's basketball team can be attributed to the physical confrontation and tactical cooperation can not be formed, the inside scoring is very difficult, had to rely heavily on the outside shooting, but the effect is not good. The most advantageous Li Yueru did not get a reasonable tactical arrangement in the game, and was arranged to block the high position many times, which led to her frequent folding and running, and failed to give full play to her advantages in the high position.
On the defensive end of the floor, the defense has poor strength against strength, poor one-timer defense, lack of defensive focus, poor defensive options and defensive enthusiasm. In many cases, the team's overall defense was poor, lacked a lot of defense and assisted defense, the team's defensive rebounding was poorly protected, there was a lack of defensive agility and flexibility, and the defensive formation was often broken up by one or two plays from the other team.
Currently, whether it is the Chinese men's soccer team, the men's basketball team, or the women's basketball team that has become the force that it is today, the fact is that there are commonalities, very obvious commonalities.
Essentially, competitive athletes in China are not in love, but have a vested interest.
In the case of the Chinese soccer and basketball leagues, the essence of these athletes choosing this sport is not the love of the sport, but the possibility of gaining fame and fortune.
As a result, in recent years, many Chinese soccer and basketball players and famous players often participate in various variety shows and accept various advertising endorsements to gain higher exposure and thus promote commercial value.
Whether it's soccer, basketball or any other sport, their careers are short. There is nothing wrong with maximizing their value when they become famous. However, many Chinese competitive athletes come from poor families. They just want to change their fate and make money. If they love the sport, they will pursue higher level leagues so that they can reach the world's top leagues and keep up with the world's top players.
In terms of basketball, no Chinese men's basketball team is currently playing in the NBA. As far as Chinese soccer is concerned, none of them play in Europe's top five leagues. In order to improve her skills, Chinese women's basketball player Li Yueru rarely takes a low salary to go to overseas leagues.
The Chinese system is problematic and filled with many human emotions.
The world's top basketball training talent is the unity of politics and education, China is the separation of politics and education, the United States through the campus training of men's basketball players, both high school and college, through the school leagues and performance to enter the NBA, the advantages of these are that the music department does not treat the players as private property, there is no training fees, the athletes are the result of their love of their own choices, and not due to the family or the family's financial reasons forced to choose competitive sports.
China's approach to training is youth training, and youth training is brutal. Clubs and local sports bureaus will select a group of children from a young age to train, most of whom will become knock-out products of elite sport. Only a few will make it, and a portion of the eliminated will miss out on the most important years of their lives, which will have a huge impact on the rest of their lives. Furthermore, in the process of youth training it is fraught with human complications such as giving gifts and money to those in charge and some even sleeping with the children's mothers.
There is a culture of great players and big personalities, whether they have succeeded in advancing to clubs or national teams. They are all capitalized and capitalized. Instead of getting playing time and opportunities on the strength of competitive sport, they are full of all kinds of subterfuge.
Some of the Chinese soccer anti-corruption cases are just a few that have surfaced, and there are many more that have not been reported. At the end of the day, both soccer and basketball, as a competitive sport, should be the result of the survival of the fittest in a market economy, but it has gradually become an appendage of politics. As a result, once famous Chinese athletes become famous, they become winners with vested interests and are hardly motivated to improve their skills. Look at Zhou Qi and Wang Zhelin, these are the best proof.
