On April 26, in the Beijing time zone, sports commentator Han Qiaosheng released an attention-grabbing video on his social media accounts concerning his views on China's national soccer team. He argued that the CFA should perhaps revisit and reinstate the reserve team's playing mechanism.
Han Qiaosheng was blunt in the video, "For example, Beijing Guoan's youth training camp is going to have a match with Shandong Luneng's youth training camp, and I think that's a wonderful proposal. Let the two young teams compete and set an example for other youth training organizations in China. In fact, there have been many such examples in the past. This is actually sending a message to the FA that developing young players is the fundamental way to develop soccer in China."
"Today, expansion is a done deal. Salary limits and restrictions on foreign aid have hit the nail on the head. Coupled with the previous official name change, the era of golden dollar soccer has drawn to a close. In terms of policy, the FA has not only moved quickly, but also efficiently. So, isn't it time to consider some soccer-related things? For example, reconsidering the resumption of reserve player matches, the so-called U23 policy, in fact, it would be better to let the young players directly take the field in the first line and compete in real battles, so as not to waste their time in the first team."
