At the live broadcast, Zhao Lina tearfully announced a shocking decision - she would generously donate all the money raised to the cause, leaving nothing behind. Her move made the audience feel the burning emotion and pity. In contrast, the Chinese men's soccer team seems to have a much wider path after retirement, while the situation of the Chinese women's soccer team is particularly difficult. Zhao Lina retired, the only thing in mind is to contribute to the women's soccer team and the cause of soccer. The income they face is far less lucrative than men's soccer, and it's even more difficult for them to independently donate to build stadiums to benefit more fans. So, Zhao Lina chose to raise funds through live broadcasting. However, just as she was trying to be kind, she was mercilessly hurt.
Perhaps Sun Wen, the FA's vice president in charge of women's soccer, should have acted quickly after the Zhao Lina incident broke. Why not let her lead a women's soccer charity program? If Sun Wen were to lead a group of retired women's soccer players in this endeavor, it would undoubtedly provide a platform for them to demonstrate their passion for public service. At the same time, the involvement of Sun Wen and the Football Association is expected to eliminate the doubts of the outside world about Zhao Lina. After all, with the endorsement of the Football Association and the individual initiated public welfare activities, its effect and influence is naturally very different. In this way, the women's soccer stars will be able to rest assured that they can play without worrying about outside criticism. Isn't this a wise move?
