21 soccer girls participate in the Women's Premier League.

Today, more and more girls are participating in soccer, which is the future of Chinese women's soccer.

On November 6, 2022, the Women's Super League "Yew - Camp" activity was held in Kunming Ridge Sports Training Base.

Through the recruitment and arrangement of the Women's Super League partners, 21 soccer girls went in-depth with the organizers of the final stage of the Women's Super League to experience first-hand the training and life of professional women's soccer players.

Junior players in the game.

The laughter never stops.

The girls came from different primary and secondary schools in Kunming, aged 8-13, for a minimum of six months and a maximum of seven years.

Among them are the "Taiping Good Teenagers", eight winners of the 1-1 soccer tournament from the Tsai Tsung Hsin Charity Foundation's Girls' Soccer Program, six girls studying at the Xishan School of Kunyi Middle School, and the lucky winners recruited by Dr. Botanic, joma, Sunrise, and Yeebao, among other women's soccer partners.

Huang Ke, director of the central playing field, basketball hall, gymnasium, swimming pool, and office of the Hai Ridge Base, spoke one by one about the history of the base and the use and maintenance of these facilities for Chinese sports.

Two female national referees - soccer coach Zhang Rongjia and fitness instructor Shi Ying - have arranged a game unarmed training session for these active girls at the largest gym in Southwest China. The Sichuan women's soccer team is doing strength exercises to give the children a better understanding of the daily training at a professional club.

But what are your sisters in women's soccer doing when you're not training? When she walked into the room of the women's soccer team in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, goalkeeper Xu Huan had just turned on the dance carpet and was on TV. She performed her famous piece Drunken Butterfly on the spot.

"The children also dance together, which not only relaxes them, but especially helps train the coordination of limbs." With her encouragement, Li Minghao from Civil Aviation Road Primary School came along for a song about two tigers.

Upon entering Xu Huan's room, the girls' backing vocals and laughter never stopped.

Nine-year-old Li Ruotong, sitting in the Athletes' Dining Hall eating lunch, said happily, "My favorite place to play is in my sister's room." Huang Shihan, from another elementary school, thinks "it's probably more fun in the afternoon". The 1.40-meter-tall 10-year-old is a center on the varsity team and especially wants to compete on the court with her sisters on the national team.

After lunch, the children continued their soccer tour by sightseeing bus. When they reached the press room of the Complex, it was set up as an electrified classroom. Wu Qi, the match supervisor of the Women's Super League, explained the playing system of women's soccer and the standard of the soccer field, and demonstrated the standard process of the Women's Super League from the match supervisor's point of view.

Young players were on hand to experience the women's soccer facilities.

Playing with the Stars of Women's Soccer

After training, it was the highlight the kids had been waiting for - competing against the stars of women's soccer.

To add to the fun of the game, the 21 kids were divided into four groups, with two active players added to each group, and each seven-player game lasted 15 minutes.

In this session, there are six female soccer players: Wang Yan of Wuhan Chegu, Lei Jiahui of Henan Jianye, Jin Kun of Jiangsu Wuxi, Wang Xinling of Beijing Women's Soccer, Yang Qian of Shanghai Rural Commercial Bank and Wang Linlin.

Once the game started, in order to keep the kids entertained, the stars of the Women's Super Club were not normal and did not want to be the stars of the game, but instead focused on the ball, the points, the policies and constantly cheering for their little teammates.

Yang Qian, for example, was probably the first in the audience to run the distance - she ran around, encouraging her teammates and not forgetting to remind them to "be careful not to get hurt".

Wang Yan's afternoon training had not yet ended when the race began. She arrived at the event out of breath and immediately prepared for the second race.

Yan Wang, 31, is the oldest and most-titled player in the 14th round of the "Yew - Scouting" tournament, which ended on Friday, and has already locked up her seventh career Women's Super League title.

Looking at the field to participate in the game of the four women's super young generation and guest referee Wang Xinling, she said confidently: "five of them have a lot of strength and potential, either in the national team to prove their own, or in the national youth team to go through the experience of relying on these 'babies' in the future. "

Post-game group photo.

If the six women's soccer players demonstrated their hard work and soccer charisma in the same match, they invariably exuded thoughtful and meticulous charisma at the end of the event - all requests for autographs and group photos were fulfilled, making it an unforgettable time for every child who loves soccer and exploring the Women's Super League.

I believe that after the immersive experience of the training life of a professional female soccer player, the carefree pursuit of dreams on the green field will make the seed of love in the hearts of these soccer girls germinate even more.

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