When the wind wakes up the city in the morning, the sweat of the football players is already shining in the sun on the green field. Chinese football, a field that has gone through twists and turns and is full of expectations, has always attracted the enthusiasm and expectations of countless people. In an interview, South Korean football star Park Ji-sung mentioned some views on Chinese football, which not only sparked widespread discussion in domestic football, but also made the outside world focus on the development of Chinese football again. The insights in Park's words not only provoked deep thought, but also pointed out some directions for the future of Chinese football.
Park Ji-sung's evaluation of Chinese football specifically mentions three players: Sun Jihai, Yang Chen and Shao Jiayi. These three players were once the pride of Chinese football, and their outstanding performance in the international arena made the footprint of "Made in China" go to the world. They each had distinct technical characteristics and styles, and they were the heroes of the fans of that era.
Known for his tenacity, both offensive and defensive, Sun Jihai has not only shown outstanding defensive ability in the Premier League, but also assisted his team-mates to score goals. His professionalism and fighting attitude set an example for the young players who followed. Yang Chen was the first person to bring the Chinese striker into the Bundesliga, and his keen sense of goal and excellent speed made the opponent's defense repeatedly urgent. During his time at Eintracht Frankfurt, Yang Chen earned the trust of his coach and teammates with his hard work. Shao Jiayi, with his precise set-piece skills and excellent overall vision, has left a strong mark in the German league. The three of them symbolized the highlight moment of Chinese football in international football during that time.
However, behind Park Ji-sung's praise for them, there is also a deep-seated question: can Chinese football produce more such excellent players? He believes that Chinese players are not inferior in terms of technology, but what they lack is systematic training and scientific management, as well as psychological quality in key games. Through the mouth of Park Ji-sung, we see an objective and clear question, that is, how Chinese football can find its own way to become a strong country.
An in-depth discussion of the current development status of Chinese football reveals some obvious problems. The first is the imperfection of the youth training system. Although some domestic clubs have begun to pay attention to youth training in recent years, the overall level still needs to be improved. Many young players lack systematic and scientific training, and their single skills and tactical awareness are insufficient, which also makes it difficult for them to make a difference in the international arena. In addition, the concentration of foreign players in the Chinese league is too high, and the limited opportunities for local players to get training have undoubtedly weakened the environment for domestic players to grow.
Looking back at those names that have shone in history, such as Jia Xiuquan, we can feel that they are not only skilled, but also have unwavering spiritual strength. However, in today's fiercely competitive and fast-changing modern football, individual stars alone cannot carry the banner of the development of the entire national team. What we need more is a strong collective, a platform that can continue to deliver talents and continue to innovate and break through.
Compared with the top foreign teams, the difference in the performance of Chinese teams on the international stage is obvious. It is also a professional league, but in terms of tactical execution and on-the-spot adaptability, Chinese teams are often slightly inferior. The reason behind this gap is not only technical skills, but also an imbalance in mental quality, teamwork, and depth of understanding of the game.
So, what qualifies as a qualified and internationally competitive player? In addition to basic skills, it is also necessary to have good physical fitness, strong mental endurance, quick response, and excellent big-picture thinking. These elements should be cultivated gradually through long-term scientific and systematic training, rather than being achieved in a matter of months or even years. Therefore, for many young players who are still in the growth stage, what they need is more patience and care, more professional and rigorous guidance and more practical experience.
Reflecting on the past few decades, Chinese football has gone through countless ups and downs, from the bottom to the peak, and from the peak to the bottom. Along the way, there have been brilliance and tears, laughter and painful reflection. In the face of the current embarrassing situation, we should think calmly and start from the fundamental problems to lay a solid foundation for future development.
Some people say that the last thing Chinese lack is enthusiasm and hard work. There is no doubt about this, whether it is a grassroots class or a professional player, whether it is in a rural town or a bustling city, you can always see young faces who are sweaty and sweaty because of running and playing football, but still smiling. They interpret what love is in the purest way and practice their dreams with the most real actions.
Therefore, we call on the majority of fans and friends not to give up hope, not to be easily defeated by the difficulties in front of them, but to continue to cheer for the cause they love, and cheer for those who fight for the green warriors. At the same time, we also encourage all young men with dreams to strengthen their beliefs and achieve their goals through their own efforts, so that we can work together to create a better tomorrow!
The ideal Chinese football player is not only wearing a red jersey and galloping on the field, but more importantly, he has a tenacious will and fighting spirit. They are not afraid of any difficulties and obstacles, adhere to the pursuit of ideals, and realize the value of life. At the same time, it is also necessary to have a broad vision and an open mind, be good at learning from the world's advanced concepts and methods, and constantly improve their comprehensive quality and ability level, so as to better serve the overall construction and development needs of the team.
Looking forward to the future, everyone who loves this sport hopes to see the day when the motherland team reaches the top of the world, and we will cheer for it at that time, because this is the glorious moment for every Chinese son! Although the current road is long and difficult, as long as you have firm confidence and move forward bravely, you will definitely be able to usher in your own glorious years!
In short, no matter when and where, as long as you have a dream in your heart, please pursue it bravely! We hope that all those who pay attention to, support, love, care and help those involved in this cause will work together to promote the vigorous development and growth of the motherland's sports industry; I hope that all the fighters who struggle and fight will always maintain high morale, prove themselves with practical actions, and give back to the society with excellent results; I hope that all friends who have struggled and are now struggling and are about to embark on the journey of struggle will always keep their original intentions and stick to the end without regrets!
Finally, let us cheer for the great motherland and bless a better tomorrow! I believe that through the joint efforts of everyone, we will usher in a more brilliant spring! The future development of Chinese footballChinese football, a field that has gone through vicissitudes and attracted much attention, has always attracted the enthusiasm and expectations of the majority of fans. Recently, South Korean football star Park Ji-sung put forward his unique views on the current situation of Chinese football development in an interview, which sparked extensive discussions at home and abroad. He specifically named three Chinese stars who once shined in the world: Sun Jihai, Yang Chen and Shao Jiayi, praising their outstanding performances in the international arena, but also pointed out some problems in Chinese football and pointed out the direction for the future development of Chinese football.
First of all, we need to strengthen the construction of the youth training system. In recent years, some domestic clubs have indeed begun to pay attention to youth training, but the overall level still needs to be improved. Many young players lack systematic and scientific training, single skills, and lack of tactical awareness, which also makes it difficult for them to make a difference in the international arena. In order to cultivate more outstanding players like Sun Jihai, Yang Chen, and Shao Jiayi, it is necessary to start from youth training, establish a scientific and perfect training system, and provide players with all-round professional guidance, so that they can achieve all-round development at multiple levels such as technical and tactical, physical fitness, and psychology. Only in this way can the future of Chinese football truly lay a solid foundation.
Secondly, the introduction of foreign aid should be reasonably controlled to create more opportunities for local players to play. At present, the concentration of foreign aid in the Chinese league is high, which hinders the growth of domestic players to a certain extent. We need to build a more open and inclusive environment where local players can continue to improve in practice, so as to strengthen the overall strength of the entire national team. Park Ji-sung pointed out that Chinese players are not inferior in technology, and the key lies in the lack of systematic training and scientific management, as well as the psychological quality at critical moments. Therefore, both clubs and national teams should create a good atmosphere for homegrown players to develop, so that they can reach their full potential while also gaining valuable game experience.
Thirdly, we should further improve the overall quality of the players. In addition to basic skills, a qualified professional player also needs to have good physical qualities, strong mental endurance, quick reflexes and excellent big-picture vision. These elements can only be cultivated through long-term and systematic professional training, and cannot be achieved overnight. Therefore, for those young players, the key is to be patient and careful, giving them enough time and opportunities to continue to learn and improve, so that they can accumulate experience and improve their quality in actual combat.
Finally, what we need more is a strong collective, a platform that can continue to deliver talents and continue to innovate and make breakthroughs. Looking back on the glorious moments in history, it is true that the outstanding performance of individual stars is inseparable, but in order to achieve a lasting advantage in the fierce international competition, individual heroism alone is far from enough. We must strive to cultivate a national team that is united, cooperative and innovative, so that every player can give full play to their strengths and work together to realize the dream of becoming a strong Chinese football country.
Chinese football is in a new critical period of development, with broad prospects but severe challenges. To achieve the transformation from catching up to leading, we need the joint efforts of the whole society. We must strengthen our confidence, follow the law of football development, continue to improve the system construction, cultivate more outstanding talents, and make the future of Chinese football more brilliant. Let us work together to create a glorious era of Chinese football!
The future development of Chinese footballChinese football, a field that has gone through vicissitudes and attracted much attention, has always attracted the enthusiasm and expectations of the majority of fans. Recently, South Korean football star Park Ji-sung put forward his unique views on the development status of Chinese football in an interview, which triggered extensive discussions at home and abroad. He specifically named three Chinese stars who once shined in the world - Sun Jihai, Yang Chen and Shao Jiayi, praised their outstanding performances in the international arena, and also pointed out some problems in Chinese football and pointed out the direction for the future development of Chinese football.
First of all, it is necessary to strengthen the construction of the youth training system. In recent years, some domestic clubs have indeed begun to pay attention to youth training, but the overall level still needs to be improved. Many young players lack systematic and scientific training, have a single skill and lack of tactical awareness, which also makes it difficult for them to make a difference in the international arena. In order to cultivate more outstanding players like Sun Jihai, Yang Chen, and Shao Jiayi, it is necessary to start from youth training, establish a scientific and perfect training system, and provide players with all-round professional guidance, so that they can achieve all-round development at multiple levels such as technical and tactical, physical fitness, and psychology. Only in this way can the future of Chinese football truly lay a solid foundation.
Secondly, the introduction of foreign aid should be reasonably controlled to create more opportunities for local players to play. At present, the concentration of foreign aid in the Chinese league is high, which hinders the growth of domestic players to a certain extent. We need to build a more open and inclusive environment where local players can continue to improve in practice, so as to strengthen the overall strength of the entire national team. Park Ji-sung pointed out that Chinese players are not inferior in technology, and the key lies in the lack of systematic training and scientific management, as well as the psychological quality at critical moments. Therefore, both clubs and national teams should create a good atmosphere for homegrown players to develop, so that they can reach their full potential while also gaining valuable game experience.
Thirdly, we should further improve the overall quality of the players. In addition to basic skills, a qualified professional player also needs to have good physical qualities, strong mental endurance, quick reflexes and excellent big-picture vision. These elements need to be cultivated through long-term and systematic professional training, rather than being achieved overnight. Therefore, for those young players, the key is to be patient and careful, giving them enough time and opportunities to continue to learn and improve, so that they can accumulate experience and improve their quality in actual combat.
Finally, what we need more is a strong collective, a platform that can continue to deliver talents and continue to innovate and make breakthroughs. Looking back on the glorious moments in history, it is true that the outstanding performance of individual stars is inseparable, but in order to achieve a lasting advantage in the fierce international competition, individual heroism alone is far from enough. We must strive to cultivate a national team that is united, cooperative and innovative, so that every player can give full play to their strengths and work together to realize the dream of becoming a strong Chinese football country.
Chinese football is in a new critical period of development, with broad prospects but severe challenges. To achieve the transformation from catching up to leading, we need the joint efforts of the whole society. We must strengthen our confidence, follow the law of football development, continue to improve the system construction, cultivate more outstanding talents, and make the future of Chinese football more brilliant. Let us work together to create a glorious era of Chinese football!