Why can the Chinese Super League beat the strong teams in the Japanese and Korean leagues, and why i

Because there is foreign aid - and the cooperation is not tacit.

Because there is not a single foreigner in the national team.

And there is not much pressure on the teams in the league to lose.

The Chinese Super League has strong foreign aid: Thiago Martin Jr. ......

The national team doesn't have one.

Because the Chinese Super League team has foreign aid, the shooter who is not famous in Brazil and Germany can be the king when he comes to the Chinese Super League! Sorrowful!

It's not the same as England.

Fifteen Monsters of Chinese Football

The first monster in Chinese football, the head of the Football Association is blindly assigned.

Bring out a bunch of raging soldiers, it's better to go home and practice the women's volleyball team!

The second monster in Chinese football, the coach took the lead in playing scoundrels.

Anyway, I have an iron rice bowl, you say**just**?

The third weird in Chinese football, the four-five-one team is really handsome.

A fool rushed forward, and the ball was not there.

The fourth monster in Chinese football, the striker does not kick in the door.

There are not as many goals as defenders, and the goal is not a low fever.

The fifth monster in Chinese football, the midfielders are like old women.

Just past the middle circle, I picked my legs and slipped to the stands.

The sixth monster in Chinese football, the defenders are really generous.

Dedicated to giving big gifts to the enemy, one is not enough, let's come again.

The mouth is full of, and the big mouth can defeat the ball.

The eighth monster in Chinese football, geometry is really not bad.

The midfielders are huddled together, and the defenders stand in rows.

The ninth monster in Chinese football, never forget to win the peace.

As long as there is a fig leaf, we will always be able to explain.

The tenth weird in Chinese football, don't be comfortable with me.

It doesn't matter if you don't qualify or not, as long as Japan is also dead.

Chinese football eleven monsters, gangsters can also play in the league.

Fishing for houses and picking up girls, raising a bunch of Adou!

There are twelve monsters in Chinese football, and the leading scene is really unbearable.

Shrink into a small ball of turtles and turtles, waiting for others to slaughter them slowly.

Chinese football thirteen monsters, goals were eliminated.

How many teams are there in the World Cup? Anyway, it's also No. 1 outside!

Chinese football is 14 weird, and the magic has become really exciting.

Four little swans came in and made them into roast ducks for takeout.

Chinese football is fifteen monsters, and the momentum of the think tank is really heroic.

A coach and a soldier, it is better to kick out quickly.

Many years ago, there was not much difference between the levels of China, Japan and South Korea.

However, the youth training programs adopted by Japan and South Korea and the better football atmosphere have made their football level improve day by day. China, on the other hand, has been adopting a quick success, which has led to the stagnation of the level of Chinese football, and if it does not advance, it will retreat. Japan and South Korea are building a system and have patient plans, while China is only focusing on the task at hand (such as the World Cup, the Asian Cup).

Around fifteen years ago (I only heard about it earlier, but I didn't see it in person), there was no gap between China, Japan and South Korea in foreign players, and now, there are very few Chinese players in foreign countries, and they are all low-level leagues, while Japanese and South Korean players occupy a place in the mainstream European leagues; That was China's World Cup just fell short in the end, and now the top 10 of the World Cup cannot be participated, and the Asian Cup group is easily qualified, and now the qualifiers are still eliminated. This is how the gap widens step by step, year by year.

As a fan, I hope that Chinese football will cheer up and lay a good foundation when I pay for a long time, rather than rushing for quick success. Now the Chinese Super League is better than the Japanese and South Korean leagues, and I hope to continue to work this basis. Looking forward to a bright future.

Both South Korea and Japan have a sound league system and youth training system.

Because they are not characteristic socialism.

At present, the number of foreign aid, especially big-name foreign aid, in the leagues of Japan and South Korea is very small, and their leagues do not rely on foreign aid. From a personal point of view, this is mainly due to the differences between Japanese and South Korean clubs and Chinese Super League clubs in terms of team building ideas, business philosophy and club financial resources. Japan is affected by fiscal fairness policies.

Teams that lose money on a losing streak are directly relegated, while player wages and transfer fees are the bulk of the club's expenses, and the absence of big-name foreign players is conducive to the health of the team's salary structure, so that their financial statements will hardly show losses. The Football Association has a long-term vision. Japan is a single nation-state, and their strong national pride allows them to be self-reliant and self-reliant, not to pursue short-term interests, so they are not only willing to put a lot of effort into developing young players, but also willing to let local rookies go abroad to be tempered.

The team's style of play factor. Japanese football pays attention to technology and teamwork, and rarely highlights the individual role of the stars, and the introduction of big-name foreign players is not conducive to the overall interests of the team. Former Germany international Podolski is currently in a mediocre tactical position at Vissel Kobe.

The professional leagues of Japan and South Korea have also had the era of buying big-name foreign players. Japan is the most typical, in order to achieve the goal of improving the level of football, Japan has recruited a large number of international stars to join the J League in the 90s, naturalized international players, held international competitions, sent players to stay abroad, etc., among which the famous stars to join the league have indeed played a role in driving the development of the league, improving the level of the league, and promoting the league brand! There is a similar situation in South Korea.

No longer. South Korea's K-League, K-League has not experienced the money-burning era of the J-League, but has always adhered to the policy of focusing on local players, and foreign aid can only play a supporting role in the league, which is mainly related to the national superiority in South Korea's cultural tradition. The Korean people have a particularly strong sense of nationality and a special sense of national superiority. This kind of nationalism was first built on the background of foreign aggression and colonial history, and it played a positive role in promoting the awakening of national consciousness and resisting foreign enemies.

In recent years, South Korea's economic recession has also affected the investment of K League clubs, further declining the quantity and quality of their foreign aid, in this case, South Korean football focuses on exploring the echelon system and the school league dual-track parallel system, and its own youth players through the training of the league, constantly produce high-level potential stocks, and then send them to the top European leagues to exercise and improve, so as to continuously improve the competitiveness of Korean football. In this case, foreign players have no hope of playing the leading role in the K-League. To sum up, the situation of the Chinese Super League is different from that of the J League and the K League, so the use of foreign aid is also different.

Burning money in the Chinese Super League will not be a long-term process, there will inevitably be a time to calm down, and that time will probably be the beginning of Chinese football to find a suitable development path for itself.

The gap between Chinese Super League clubs and K-League clubs is reflected in the AFC Champions League. If you don't say what is far away, you will say what is near. Results of the third round of the AFC Champions League group stage in '18:

Jeonbuk Hyundai 6:3 Tianjin Quanjian, Guangzhou Evergrande Buchen 5:3 Jeju United.

The head-to-head record between the two leagues is one loss and one win. How can it be said that the Chinese Super League club can't play the Korean league club.

Let's talk about Jeonbuk Hyundai vs Tianjin Quanjian first, Tianjin Quanjian can be said to be the first time to participate in the AFC Champions League and the first time to play against a Korean league club, although it ended in failure, but isn't it accumulating experience and understanding the tactics, techniques, and characteristics of other leagues. Over time, I believe that Quan Jian will go further.

Let's talk about Guangzhou Evergrande vs Jeju United, Evergrande's record is in the **, and all the records against Korean clubs do not show losses, all of which are either wins or draws. As the hegemon of Asia, Evergrande, who has won the AFC Champions League twice, has excellent player configuration and heritage.

As far as the two games are concerned, the matches between clubs in different leagues must be won and lost, and there is no one to say. Football is round.