Who would have thought that the most hotly debated network this summer is not the English Premier League, the Asian Championship, the NBA or the Women's World Cup, but a corner of Guizhou's "village super" soccer event. The soccer event, which is full of local flavor and grassroots style, was staged in Rongjiang County, Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture in southwest Guizhou, and triggered a warm pursuit by netizens nationwide.
On the night of July 29th, Guizhou's "Village Super" soccer tournament ushered in a summit showdown. After more than 90 minutes of fierce battle, Chejiang Village won the championship on penalties. It is worth mentioning that during the award ceremony, in addition to the surrounding villagers beating drums and gongs to celebrate the victory, there were also thousands of fans waving flags on the spot, which not only drew a perfect ending to the hot summer, but also ignited the fervor of soccer in the hearts of the countrymen.
From the opening to the final, Guizhou's "village super" almost all summer in the screen. Some say it's the wonderful performances and goals on the field, such as "rainbow over the man", "full moon machete", etc., some say it's the folk performances between games, and some say it's because of the grounded prizes such as pork knuckles, chickens, ducks, fish and meat. However, in my opinion, all these are just the surface of the "Village Super" sparking the conversation. What really makes it a "sports carnival" that touches people's hearts is the "village super"'s firm adherence to the essence of soccer and sports.
On the field of "Village Super League", the players show a unique spirit, that is, nothing else but victory, they only have soccer in their hearts, only victory, only for the glory of the village. Because of this innocence, the players continue to create highlights in the game, so that the online and offline audience can feel the passion and charm of soccer. This kind of innocence in the Chinese men's football team has been a long time, no wonder the CCTV spokesman Han Qiaosheng said on the spot, I hope the national football team can learn from the "village super" style.
Frankly speaking, what touched me most in the "Village Super League" was not only the enthusiasm of the young players, but also the tenacity of the middle-aged players, as well as the scenes of children happily passing the ball and shooting at the goal and gray-haired old people cheering for the players after the game. A "Village Super League" witnesses the vigor of youth, the persistence of the middle-aged, the participation of the elderly and the love of children. It can be said that "Village Super League" is a happy choice for everyone.
After the "village super" became popular, some people take it to tease the national football team, some people will be "village super" as the dawn of the national football team, and some people even questioned: "The Premier League are not all British workers amateur tournaments, 'village super' why can not. Why can't the Village Premier League?" In my opinion, it is of paramount importance to encourage the "Village Super League". Take "village super" jokes national football is certainly a relief, but must not ignore the huge gap between professional and amateur, can not easily erase the "village super" vitality.
In fact, the biggest contribution of the "Village Super League" to Chinese soccer is that it allows fans to see a pure soccer game and arouses their love for soccer. This may make more parents willing to let their children get in touch with soccer and fall in love with it, laying a solid foundation for the future of soccer. However, we should also see that the "Village Super League" is, after all, only an amateur tournament in a village in Guizhou, and cannot take on the important task of sending talents and providing solutions for professional leagues.
Perhaps the "village super" will grow in the future, but at this stage, it is not the way out for Chinese soccer, nor is it a panacea for the problems of the national football team. We should not give it too high expectations, not to mention that it should not be subjected to unrealistic pressure.
Lastly, I would like to emphasize once again that we must not kill the "Village Super League" because domestic soccer matches are already scarce, and once the "Village Super League" disappears, how much fun will the fans lose in watching it?
