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however, chinese football is in a fog. when we observe the discipline and professionalism displayed by japanese players in training and competition, we can't help but feel confused about the current situation of domestic football. we see that many talented players give up their football dreams because they have to choose between academics and sports, which has led to the stagnation of the development of chinese football.

perhaps the reason for japan's success lies in its unique education system and social and cultural atmosphere. their football culture starts from school and is integrated into life, community and professional leagues, forming a pattern of national sports. these commonalities make football an indispensable part, providing children with more opportunities to explore and experience. they not only show teamwork on the court, but also cultivate their love for football through role-playing on the court.

however, we also need to start from ourselves. in recent years, the performance of chinese football has been worrying. in the past 30 years since its professionalization, the men's football team has entered the world cup once, but performed like beginners on the field, which is enough to make fans question their confidence in the development of football. these questions are not without answers. what we need is a new start.

many people expect chinese football to achieve a true miracle like japan. but in order to achieve it, we need to fundamentally change the status quo. we should abandon the old system, embrace the market and private forces, and let football return to its essence and return to its original fun. only in this way can chinese football be revitalized again.