Prior to this, a number of media personalities and former international footballers have frequently staged carefully choreographed "plays" on the live broadcast platform, interacting with each other to enact seemingly realistic scenarios that have triggered strong public dissatisfaction. They claimed that this move is aimed at helping the national soccer team and youth soccer training, but in fact the motive behind is to maximize personal interests. There is no right or wrong way to make money, however, the public has questioned why they are doing it in the first place.

At the same time, the topic of "women's soccer profitability" has once again become a sensitive point of public discussion, and has become the focus of the exchange of views. Part of the fans feel that the hard work of female soccer players can not be ignored, they retired to devote themselves to live with goods is also a personal free choice; however, some other fans believe that there is nothing wrong with live with goods, which is the right of personal choice. But the problem is that the income of female soccer players (especially national team players) is already quite generous, excessive speculation on this topic does not have practical significance.

From the current situation, more and more fans tend to support the "rationalist" point of view, that the income of women's national team players is actually still considerable. Compared with the golden age of men's soccer, there is certainly a big gap, but compared with the average level of world soccer, there is no obvious shortage.

Chinese soccer itself has a relatively fragile constitution. Once there is too much Internet "mud", especially when the bad influence becomes more and more obvious, the bad consequences may be far more than expected. We hope that the former guardians of soccer can avoid repeating the same mistakes, and at the same time, we also hope that their grief is sincere and that they can really contribute to the progress of soccer in their future actions.

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