When it comes to Chongqing, a municipality directly under the central government of Sichuan, it shares many similarities with the Sichuanese, especially when it comes to savoring hot pots. However, Sichuan is slightly cooler in summer, while Chongqing is sweltering. As a result, Chongqing people's spicy flavor is called hot and spicy, while Sichuan people's spicy flavor is called spicy. Chongqing, a mountainous city, adds a touch of bravado to the climb, unassuming but full of power. It is separated from the Sichuan Province, become a city in the west, quickly rising to China's fourth largest municipality, its rapid economic growth, so that other places can not be expected. Architecture, Chongqing clever use of the terrain, the building through the car, upstairs circling the road, the characteristics of the mountain city to play to the extreme.
Next, let's talk about Chongqing soccer. Chongqing soccer is low-key and introverted, not like Sichuan Quanxing that domineering, and not like other teams like a flash in the pan. Chongqing soccer, just like Chongqing Lifan, quietly perseverance. Since 1997, Chongqing Lifan shoulders the western soccer heavy responsibility, has gone through more than 20 years of spring and autumn. In the Central League and
China Super League (soccer league)
There are very few clubs in the league that can last more than 20 years. Chongqing Lifan has had its ups and downs in the Chinese Super League for 20 years, finishing bottom of the Central League a couple of times, but always managing to turn the situation around. Due to relegation, the purchase of the Super League team shell, and because of other team problems, was able to substitute into the Super League. In the midst of the chaos of the Chinese Super League, this team has stayed afloat.
Chongqing players are mainly utility players, Wei Xin, Wu Qing, Feng Jin, Huang Xiyang and a host of other players, who are down-to-earth and quietly dedicated. Perhaps it is the characteristics of these players that have made Chongqing soccer a small force to be reckoned with. In comparison, Sichuan soccer is a bit ashamed. Although Sichuan-born Wang Jianlin has expressed his love for soccer, he chose to quit at a critical moment. Private owners such as Chongqing Lifan and Henan Jianye, on the other hand, are what China's professional soccer league needs. Observing the mature western soccer market, a century-old club relies on ideas rather than money. And why is it so difficult for us to run a club for 20 years?
Let's pay tribute to the Chongqing Lifan team, which is known as "the undefeatable little strong".
