In this place filled with dreams and passion, Chinese football always manages to capture everyone's attention. Recently, there's been a big news that has excited many fans - Huang Bowen, the former midfield general, officially announced his return to Chinese football! This time, he joined the elite training camp for the 07 age group of the Chinese Football Association as an assistant coach. However, it is rumored that his monthly salary is less than ten thousand yuan, which has really sparked a heated discussion among everyone. Speaking of Huang Bowen, everyone must be familiar with him. This young man entered the Super League at the age of 16 and became one of the most promising youngsters at the time. Back then, he played for Beijing Guoan and helped the team win the Super League championship in the 09 season, which was quite impressive. In every match, his fighting spirit on the field made all the fans proud. However, this young man's dream of playing abroad did not come true. He experienced some ups and downs before finally choosing to join Guangzhou Evergrande, thus opening a new chapter in his career. In the past few years at Evergrande, he not only won many honors but also enjoyed the generous treatment brought by the golden football era, achieving financial freedom, which is truly enviable. At Evergrande, Huang Bowen was like a fish in water. He participated in two AFC Champions League title races, pushing Chinese football onto the international stage and bringing glory to us. Those exciting moments still make our blood…

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Table tennis, once revered as the national sport by countless Chinese, seems to have recently sunk into deep trouble. On the surface, we still firmly occupy the top spot in the world table tennis arena, but under Liu Guoliang's "iron-fisted management," the table tennis management system is facing an unprecedented test. Why, behind the brilliant achievements, are more and more voices beginning to question? Is Liu Guoliang saving Chinese table tennis, or pushing it towards an unimaginable future? When it comes to Chinese table tennis, Liu Guoliang's name is almost synonymous with it. From being a "table tennis prodigy" to the current "helmsman," his identity has changed significantly, but his power has become increasingly concentrated. Unlike decision-making methods in other sports, table tennis under Liu Guoliang has formed an extremely centralized management structure. It can even be said that almost all important decisions are dominated by him alone, especially in the selection of national team players and event arrangements. For example, in the past management structure of table tennis, although there were also collisions of different opinions, the dispersion of power allowed various views to achieve a certain balance. However, since Liu Guoliang took office, the entire decision-making process has been almost entirely determined by him. Whether it's player training, match scheduling, or event selection, all decisions are almost under his control. This raises a question: Does excessive concentration of power lead to decision-making errors? In the football world, the multi-layered decision-making mechanism of the Football Association does have problems, but at least there is a certain degree of transparency.…

The Asian Qualifiers for the World Cup have concluded, with the first six rounds of matches completed. In Group C, where the Chinese national team is located, the situation has become chaotic. Apart from Japan, the other five teams still have a chance to secure second place, and even if they end up with 10 points after 10 rounds, they might still finish at the bottom, making it a true "Group of Death." China's highest ranking was fourth, but in the fifth round, Australia drew with Bahrain, Saudi Arabia lost 0-2 to Indonesia, and China lost 1-3 to Japan, leading to significant changes in the rankings. Four teams ended up with six points, but China's goal difference of -10 was the worst, resulting in them being ranked last. However, this current ranking is not important because the remaining four matches in 2025 will be the decisive battles. China's last four matches are against Australia, Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, and Bahrain. If they can draw with Australia and Saudi Arabia and then defeat Indonesia and Bahrain again, reaching 14 points would be enough to qualify for the 2026 World Cup in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Ivan Kozlovic, the head coach of the Chinese national team, aims to lead the team to compete for a World Cup spot. After the first six rounds, Ivan's confidence has increased, and he has made two requests to the Chinese Football Association (CFA), one of which has already been approved, while the other concerns accelerating the naturalization process and bringing in foreign players to play…

Hé Xiǎolóng: Liú Guóliáng's Actions Are a First in China's Sports Circle, More Destructive Than the Football Association Leadership Famous sports journalist He Xiaolong recently continued to explode with strong material, severely criticized the chaos of table tennis fan circle, and pointed the finger directly at the head of the national table tennis team Liu Guoliang. During the live broadcast, someone asked him, "Is Li Tie more destructive to the football ecosystem or Liu Guoliang more destructive to the table tennis ecosystem?" This is how he answered. He said that it is inappropriate to compare these two people together. The one who should be compared with Liu Guoliang is the leadership of the Football Association, and he also specifically mentioned that it is a "failed leadership of the Football Association." He Xiaolong has been deeply engaged in the field of football before and has a good understanding of the football circle. He believes that it is a fact that the national football team is very bad, and there are various problems inside, which is undeniable. However, we cannot attribute all the blame to the chairman of the Football Association alone. In fact, compared with Liu Guoliang, the seemingly high-ranking and powerful chairman of the Football Association actually has limited power. They can only issue orders in the national team and have limited control over local clubs. They cannot decide on specific matters of local clubs. On the other hand, Liu Guoliang's power is so great that collective decision-making fails. It can be said that the national table tennis team is…

In recent times in Chinese football, what fans have been most concerned about is undoubtedly the entry list for the 2025 season of China's various professional leagues. Ultimately, the Chinese Football Association announced that teams such as Cangzhou Lions, Guangzhou Team, and Hunan Xiangtao did not meet the entry conditions and were unable to participate in the new season of Chinese professional football leagues. Shortly after the announcement by the Chinese Football Association, these three teams successively issued official statements announcing their dissolution. However, interestingly, just less than ten days after Guangzhou Team announced its dissolution, this team is very likely to be reborn through a shell company, with the goal of advancing to the Super League. Among these three teams that failed to qualify for the new season of Chinese professional football leagues, Guangzhou Team is undoubtedly the one that fans feel most regretful and sorry for. Guangzhou Team was once the dominant force in Chinese and Asian football, winning the Chinese Super League title eight times and topping the AFC Champions League twice to become the Asian champion. However, such a team ultimately dissolved due to excessive debt, failing to gain entry into the China League One. It must be said that the dissolution of Guangzhou Team can also be considered a kind of release, after all, burdened with so much debt, it would be almost impossible to recreate past glories. The most heartbroken about the dissolution of Guangzhou Team are naturally the fans of Guangzhou Team. At the recent "Shenggang Cup," many Guangzhou Team fans even directed…

Recently, the focus of China's sports world has once again turned to Liu Guoliang. This individual, once hailed as a hero in Chinese table tennis, is now criticized by well-known media personality He Xiaolong as being more destructive than controversial figures in the football world such as Li Tie and former chairmen of the Football Association. With the release of He Xiaolong's lengthy article, public opinion has been stirred up, causing people to ponder: what exactly is the "dark side" behind Liu Guoliang? Does he really possess such immense destructive power as He Xiaolong claims? I. Comparison of Power Scope: Liu Guoliang's "Dominant" Position The primary reason He Xiaolong presents is the difference in power. Although the successive chairmen of the Football Association have the responsibility of managing Chinese football, their power is relatively limited. Their main focus is on national team affairs, and their control over the national team is also relatively weak. In contrast, Liu Guoliang wields great power in the field of table tennis. Taking the selection of national team players as an example, when the Football Association selects national team players, the process is complex, with various opinions balancing each other. However, in the selection of the table tennis national team, Liu Guoliang has tremendous authority. In a critical event, there was hardly any dissenting voice from the outside; everything was executed according to his decision, making collective decision-making almost non-existent. II. Transparency Comparison: From the Table Tennis Super League to WTT Events Although the football circle has been widely criticized, there is still some guarantee…

In the latest football storm, the explosive revelations from well-known journalist Miao Yuan and the popular figure "Who's Better at Selling Cute" were akin to a heavy bombshell, drawing widespread attention and discussion. They claimed that in the upcoming second batch of penalties, one would be directed at a club, with news suggesting that two Chinese Super League (CSL) clubs faced the crisis of being penalized points and demoted. These two clubs were rumored to include a top-tier team, as such teams often have a massive fan base and exert significant influence throughout the league and society at large. Consequently, if they were to be penalized and demoted, an assessment of the impact would be essential. Upon hearing this news, fans quickly focused their attention on strong teams like Shanghai Port, Shanghai Shenhua, and Shandong Luneng. However, just as rumors circulated that Shandong Luneng might face punishment and trended on social media, the team's official response was decisive. They confidently declared to fans on social media, "See you in the 2025 new season of the CSL," which served as a solid shield, greatly reducing the likelihood of Luneng being penalized and demoted. After all, if a team lacked confidence in dealing with the impending outcome, it would not dare to openly express its determination to continue playing in the CSL next season. With Luneng out of the picture, the market's focus shifted more to Shanghai Port and Shanghai Shenhua. Renowned media personality Xu Jiang, when answering fan questions, said, "The red team is fine; I don't know about the blue…

In September 2024, an official announcement from the Chinese Football Association (CFA) shed some light on the anti-corruption efforts in Chinese football, particularly on the "Hao Wei Line." The notice explicitly stated that Guo Tianyu had sought improper benefits, engaged in improper transactions, manipulated football matches, and obtained illegal gains. Consequently, he was handed a lifetime ban from participating in any football-related activities. However, this punishment was predicated on Guo still being a Chinese football player. What was peculiar was that after Shandong removed him from their roster in August, Chiangrai United of the Thai League (T1) announced on August 8 that Guo had joined the team as a free agent. After joining Chiangrai United, Guo Tianyu made consecutive appearances for the team and even secured a starting position at one point. However, his performance significantly declined, with ten games yielding no goals or assists. On August 25, during the third round of the T1 League, Guo made his debut. On October 4, Chiangrai United hosted Nan Bunnok Warriors, with Guo starting for the team. It is worth noting that the CFA had already issued its ban on Guo at this time. The awkward part was that Guo completely disregarded the ban; since he was in Thailand, the CFA could not enforce it, and FIFA essentially turned a blind eye, making the ban seem like a joke. On January 15, 2025, in the 17th round of the T1 League, Chiangrai United lost away to Buriram United, with Guo coming off the bench. This marked his return to the field after…

On January 15th, the Chinese Football Association officially announced the list of participating clubs for the 2025 season of the Chinese Super League (CSL) and China League One (CL1). Meizhou Hakka, originally relegated to CL1, will be reinstated into the CSL to participate in the 2025 season. This situation arose primarily because the previous CSL team, Cangzhou Mighty Lions, failed to pass the pre-season entry requirements and has announced its withdrawal from Chinese football, allowing Meizhou Hakka the fortunate opportunity to continue competing in the CSL. In recent years, due to the severe survival conditions of clubs in Chinese football, it has become frequent for previously relegated teams to return to higher leagues. After Cangzhou Mighty Lions confirmed their inability to meet the entry requirements, there were many voices suggesting that Meizhou Hakka would be reinstated to the CSL, and now this has become a reality. Essentially, this is also an inevitable situation. Nowadays, the survival of many teams is at risk, and it is easy for them to disappear with a misstep. However, professional leagues cannot simply reduce the number of participating teams when one withdraws, so it is normal for some teams to be reinstated. Of course, in such circumstances, we must acknowledge Meizhou Hakka's passion for football. There is no need to stand on a pedestal to criticize or attack the attitudes of some clubs, but indeed, in the current environment, it is completely understandable that some teams do not wish to continue participating in professional events. In contrast, Meizhou Hakka has always been actively seeking to…