On June 7 in Beijing, renowned soccer commentator Han Qiaosheng released a video review of the recent Asian soccer situation via social media. He pointed out that while Japan and South Korea are actively preparing for the upcoming
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At the same time, the Chinese soccer world is in strife over unpaid wages.
Han Qiaosheng lamented, "While we are arguing over disputes over unpaid wages, the Japanese and South Korean teams have been warming up against the world's strongest teams. While Japan lost to Brazil on penalties, 0-1, South Korea beat Chile, 2-0.
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Golden Boot Sun Xingyu is on behalf of the national team's first hundred games to achieve free kicks to break the goal. There is really no comparison, there is no harm! The gap between China, Japan and South Korea is widening. For the Chinese team, the goal now is not to catch up with Japan and South Korea, but to maintain a competitive edge over Southeast Asian teams. After all, South Korea has a large number of overseas players and Japan's high school league has been on a 100-year journey. Frankly speaking, we should seriously study their professional system, rather than blindly copying it and eventually learning to be unlike anything else. Of course, the most fundamental problem still lies in ourselves. Just as a tall building rises from the ground, if the foundation is not stable, how can we talk about the future? The road of Chinese soccer has a long way to go!"
(Editor: Xiao Luo)
