Tonight, the women's national team, the soul of China's soccer, is ushering in a vow of purity in competition. The FA's latest anti-doping management method for the women's national soccer team for the Tokyo Olympics was like a bolt of lightning that cut through the calm training ground.
This management method, like an iron wall, stipulates that the national team athletes can't dabble in any nutrients that may affect the fairness of the game at every moment of their preparation and participation. And the eagle eyes of the State General Administration of Sports and the Football Association will scrutinize their movements from time to time. Online shopping, a seemingly convenient way of life, has also become taboo during the Olympic preparations. Even the tiniest express delivery must go through the double audit of the team leader and coach, and the file records are detailed and impeccable.
More than that, the authoritative hand of the national team and the FA will fully cover every corner of the preparation and participation - from morning training to late night stay, from breakfast to dinner, from the field to the sidelines. Private action, at this particular time, becomes an untouchable high-pressure line.
