Football development in China: Before 1994, domestic football teams in China were all professional teams, most of which were managed by local football associations, and their names were mainly provincial and municipal names. In addition, there are quite a number of professional sports associations in China, belonging to different state-owned institutions, such as the locomotive team under the Ministry of Railways, the Bayi team under the army, and the avant-garde team of the Armed Police Force. 1In June, 1992, the China Football Association held a famous "Hongshankou Conference" in Hongshankou, a western suburb of Beijing, taking professionalism as a breakthrough in football reform. The main motivation of professionalization is to break away from the original government administrative sports mechanism and take commercialization and marketization as the means of survival and development. After the Hongshankou Conference, the first batch of "football clubs" appeared in China. 1993 12 Shanghai Shenhua was founded, and professional football clubs completely divorced from the government mechanism appeared in China. On the contrary, the old teams under the original professional system, such as Liaoning team and Bayi team, have been unable to really break away from the original government administrative relationship for many years, and finally face the dilemma of demotion or even dissolution. 1994, the first career A begins. Professional League A and League B lasted 10 years, and after the end of the 2003 season, it was transformed into the first-class football league of Super League and China League. The purpose of the establishment of the Super League is to imitate the European precedents such as the English Football Super League, so that professional league clubs can independently manage and operate events and gradually get rid of the management of the China Football Association. The China Football Association turned to be responsible for the national team competitions at all levels, the training of young athletes and other tasks, as well as organizing the FA Cup and other events. On June 5th, 20 13, 15 was defeated by Thailand's Olympic Games in Hefei Sports Center, which once again pushed China's national football team to the forefront of public opinion. Many people said that they no longer believed in China football, and even some college teams stood up and openly challenged the national football team. Mid-term goal of football development in China: The men's soccer team will rank among the top in Asia in 2030. On April 20 16, the Medium and Long-term Development Plan of Football in China (20 16-2050) (hereinafter referred to as the Plan) was issued. The plan is divided into three periods: short-term, medium-term and long-term. In the near future, it is necessary to achieve the development goal of ensuring the basics, strengthening the grassroots and laying the foundation; In the medium term, it will achieve the development goal that China football is more dynamic, energetic and influential, and ranks among the top teams in the world; In the long run, to achieve the goal of being a first-class football power, China's football will achieve all-round development. According to the plan, in the medium term, from 2002/KLOC-0 to 2030, the development goal of China football is to be more energetic, energetic and influential, and to rank among the top teams in the world. More motivation means that the management system is scientific and smooth, laws and regulations are perfect and sound, diversified investment is sustained and stable, and the football population base is solid. Every ten thousand people have 1 football field. Stronger vitality refers to the effective operation of campus football, social football and professional football systems, the active participation of various market players, and the large-scale football industry, which has become an important engine of the sports industry. Greater influence means that the organization and competition level of professional leagues have reached the first class in Asia, the national men's football team has been among the top in Asia, the women's football team has returned to the ranks of world-class strong teams, and the image of a sports power has been further enhanced. Extended data

Modern football entered China in the early 20th century, and it was introduced to China from Europe. "It depends on Mei Lanfang to watch the play and Li Huitang to watch the ball." This is a sentence that spread in Shanghai in the 1930s. In old China, it was unusual for a sports star to be compared with the name of Mei Lanfang, a master of Beijing Opera. He won the title of "Asian King" with tenacious struggle and superb skills. From 65438 to 0976, Li Huitang, together with Brazil's Pele, Britain's Matthews, Spanish Stifano and Hungarian Serbs, was rated as "the top five football players in the world" in the selection activities organized by an authoritative football magazine in the Federal Republic of Germany. At that time, China football gradually developed strongly in Asia. Together with Li Huitang, the first vanguard appeared, and for the first time, a regular team representing the country's foreign wars appeared. This is the beginning of football in China, and football has become the symbol of standardized competition in China. From 19 15 to 1934, China Far East Games won nine consecutive championships, and 1936 and 1948 were shortlisted for the Olympic Games twice. At this time, China football is the undisputed overlord in Asia. Later, due to political and other reasons, there was a vacuum in the whole world football, and China football was no exception. reference data

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