Night saw many news clients, coincidentally, pop up a pop-up window "News just in! The site has been disbanded."
Looking at the title, I thought it was something big.
Fixed eyes, it turned out to be just after the Asian Games national football team lost, the team disbanded, each looking for their own mother.
Isn't this operation normal? About using such exaggerated titles?
The "Wong Sang on Finance" Wong Sang is in, and his legacy has to be digested?
Is this what our "individual" mainstream media outlets have been reduced to? If you can't win with content, you'll start making headlines, right?...
When it comes to soccer, I can't spit it out anymore.
One can think of those owners behind Chinese soccer and the matter becomes interesting again.
Many have made a name for themselves in China by investing in soccer.
One such representative is the recently heat-tested Hui Ka Yan.
Naturally, it also includes Mou Qi, Wang Jianlin, Zhang Nian, Ma Yun...
Why are these bigwigs investing in soccer?
I don't know, but it's said that the original intent was to do some business.
And quite coincidentally, their careers took off to some extent after investing in soccer.
Even more coincidentally, the takeoff was quickly followed by a certain Waterloo for the career.
Most coincidentally, it seems that after they met their Waterloo, the standard of the national team dropped by another 10%.
What exactly this principle is and how it works, I'm not quite sure.
But the trajectories are always so similar.
Especially since people who don't sing about their family on the field end up in jail.
Soccer Team is a multiplayer game that focuses on cooperation.
But all of our cooperation in soccer seems to hit on corruption on the field and the transfer of benefits off the field.
Perhaps it is not the players on the field that are the real kickers, but the big players off the field.
In a mini-game, they achieved resource replacement and got what they wanted.
And, if you really sink your teeth into it and look back at the various problems with the Nationals, you'll be surprised to realize that the Nationals are just a magnifying glass for the world.
The failure of the Golden Dollar National Football League, for example, is a revelation:
Any seedling that violates the objective law will end up in a mess.
Think about it for a moment, is this the same with our real estate?
For example, the mass exodus of regulated foreign aid has also been revelatory:
Intimacy sustained by money is not destined to go far, and ultimately costs you the lady and the soldier.
Think about how ugly many things with a flashy appearance look once they are tucked away from the tide.
It's certainly not for nothing that the National Football League has taken a detour.
Especially today, it gives us a rare and legitimate outlet.
You can criticize this issue with impunity without fear of hurting national feelings.
By its very existence, it hurts feelings.
Zheng Man, a poet of the Northern Song Dynasty, said, "Without merit to the country and without virtue to the people, if you have fancy clothes and food, you are no different from a thief."
Today, there are too many unproductive and well-dressed people.
The wishes of the people have also become very simple, nothing more than expecting the Evergrande incident to be resolved smoothly and Chinese soccer to reform itself.
How do you re-invent yourself? I think the key is still to start by telling the truth, and to start with the fact that some people can do it again.
