On the question of sports in China. What are the problems of sports in China?

You have to see how many of the 1.3 billion players play, not that we play like this, we have to be professional, this is the premise of entering the national team. Now that the football environment is not good, there are fewer and fewer people who send their children to play football, and there are fewer and fewer seedlings, so naturally no good players can be selected. Coupled with gambling, black whistle and other things, the national football team is even more useless.

The population is large, there is no football field, and the developer has built commercial housing. Our failure in education, without a sense of collective honor, is like a plate of loose sand.

Institutional problems and the muscle type of the yellow race are not suitable for playing big balls.

The key is not to cultivate it from an early age.

China's sports are mainly due to the imbalance of various sports, such as table tennis, badminton, diving and other sports are particularly good, but basketball, football and other sports are in short supply.

China's sports problems are all manifested in the Chinese people's disbelief in sports, the Chinese people's neglect of sports, China's relatively low status in the international sports arena, China's sports athletes are not particularly active, and China's concept of physical education is not particularly strong.

Athletes are not physically fit because more and more athletes don't pay attention to their physical workouts. Athletes don't have a good level of concentration because many athletes don't concentrate on their own sports skills these days.

What is the problem with Chinese sports? How can it be improved?

1.There is a big gap between Chinese school sports and American school sports in terms of cultivating students' sports awareness, mastering sports skills, cultivating sports habits, and establishing a healthy lifestyle. Whether it is the cultivation of students' sports awareness, the mastery of sports skills, the cultivation of sports habits, or the establishment of a healthy lifestyle, there is a big gap between Chinese schools and them.

2.Schools don't pay enough attention to sports. Many schools focus too much on students' academic performance and not on students' physical and mental health.

Society, families, and students are indifferent to sports awareness, the school's evaluation standards for sports are not perfect, physical education courses are wasted, extracurricular exercise is less, and students simply cannot meet the requirement of exercising for one hour a day. Students' academic pressure, study pressure, and employment pressure make them have no free time to participate in sports activities.

3.Lack of funds. Sports facilities are not particularly adequate.

Physical education classes are often occupied by teachers of other subjects. Physical education programs are not guaranteed. Shorten the teaching time.

Physical education teachers lack professional qualifications. At present, students are in a free-range state and will not be taught seriously. First of all, we must have a lot of money to build a lot of professional sports equipment for students.

Increase physical education instruction time. You can't just take physical education courses. Physical education teachers are treated well and make them more active in their work.

Have good educational literacy and ability.

4.Because Chinese schools are now not paying much attention to sports, most of the time is spent on children's learning, this situation is slowly leading to poor development of sports, and schools should make corresponding improvements in this regard. The impact of the education system of this "problematic" school and the overall national situation should encourage students to exercise "sports" from the top down, so as to enhance their physical fitness, and the promulgation of corresponding laws can play a warning role.

A complete sports format. It is only through standard sports competitions that people can be attracted to be positive**. As long as competition is attractive, it is possible to motivate all parties.

As long as the enthusiasm is mobilized, it can be regarded as driving the development of the entire local sports. Only when sports are developed in each place can it be possible to drive the development of sports in the whole country, and the resulting positive cycle can solve the entire sports problem.

I think the main problem of sports in China is that there are relatively few people with strong professional ability, and the publicity of sports is not high, the salary of sports-related personnel is not very good, and many people still have a certain prejudice against sports; Intensify publicity, improve the salary of sports and related personnel, and absorb more people with strong professional ability.

Some colleges and universities do not attach great importance to sports, and there is no high-intensity promotion, and some parents also think that sports are dispensable in learning and are not too important; The importance of sports should be promoted and publicized, and relevant policies should be issued to require colleges and universities to pay strict attention to sports.

For example, American swimmers, because of the high incidence of asthma (more than 25%), generally need a drug that can ** asthma and help improve the level of athletes. So why do American swimmers have high asthma? One explanation is that the disinfectant ingredients of swimming pools contain chlorine, which has an impact on the health of athletes.

This explanation makes sense. So why don't American divers who train in the same pool have low asthma rates? It's a magical question.

You can't shoot without stimulants.

Shouldn't you need it? There may also be no need for diving, weightlifting, it can only be said that for such a long competition, doping is not the decisive factor. Now it seems that the strategy of playing the order has a greater impact.

As for playing with the brain, oh, of course, there are still some problems with the three balls. However, the Americans and Australians do not have a clear advantage over the big three. Sports in Macau have developed for a long time.

After the Second World War, anti-colonialism became a general trend, and colonies around the world became independent. <>

At the same time, a large number of regions were upgraded from colonies to overseas territories of sovereign states. In response to this trend, the IOC joined as an independent member in 1950, accepting colonies and overseas territories (Macau was then an overseas province of Portugal until its return to the motherland). At the 1948 London Olympics, Singapore, Jamaica and British Guiana fielded their first independent teams (all three countries were British colonies at the time).

On the other hand, Hong Kong, with its own impetus and the support of the United Kingdom, also submitted an application to the IOC in February 1951, which was accepted three months later. However, Macao, which is also a colony, did not "grasp" this opportunity to bid for the International Olympic Committee. In 1991, Macao finally applied for **, but Portugal, the sovereign state of Macao at the time, did not respond positively, and this application failed.

In 1995, the IOC amended its statutes to stipulate that only independent countries could become members, and Macau was disqualified from applying for membership. <>

I think Chinese sports are too rigid and rigid in some aspects, and I think I can be flexible.

Whenever there is a major football match that is going against the back, World Football will take out a certain team and turn it over and over again. When playing, the opponent is absolutely not allowed to score zero points, and you can concede a point without a trace, so as not to embarrass the opponent too much. There are also people who participate in the competition if they are accidentally injured, even if there is only a slight scratch on their body, they need to be treated.

These unwritten rules are that table tennis can't play 11-0, can't let the opponent score 0 points, when playing basketball, if the spine is ahead of the opponent, then it won't play the last ball, and don't play the last game in the preseason or playoffs, these are the unwritten rules in the sports world.

The first is that when participating in the table tennis spring bench competition, there can be no 0 points, and you should deliberately give the ball to the opponent; Then in the table tennis Bissen potato competition, it was a 21-point system before, and it was also a best-of-three system, but now it is an 11-point system, and then the World Travel uses a 7-game 4-win system.

When the competition is played, the opponent is not allowed to score 0 points, which will eliminate the respect for the contestants, and will also protect the opponent's mind.

China is a big sports country. China's gold medal is growing as fast as its economy. From the first gold to the 100th gold, it took Chinese athletes 20 years and 24 days; And from the 100th gold to the 200th gold, it took only 7 years and 353 days.

China's efficient momentum of winning gold has also made China a well-deserved title of a world sports power.

At the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, when China returned to the Olympic family, China ranked fourth with 15 gold medals. In the 1988 Seoul Olympics, China suffered a "Waterloo" and only won 5 golds; In the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, China returned to fourth place in the gold medal list with 16 golds; At the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, China also ranked fourth with 16 gold medals, confirming the position of the leader of the second group. At the 2000 Sydney Olympics, it ranked third with 28 gold medals, replacing Germany in the first group for the first time; In the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, China won 32 gold medals and jumped to the second place in the gold medal list; In the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, China occupied the top spot in the gold medal table for the first time with 51 gold medals. In this London Olympics, China ranked second with 38 gold medals.

Whether it is a big sports country or a strong country, the key lies in the "gold content" of the gold medal

China's ability to achieve the above brilliant results is inseparable from China's traditional advantageous projects. For example, in table tennis, badminton, diving, gymnastics, weightlifting, shooting and other events, China has an absolute advantage. Even on some projects, face the embarrassment of no strong competition.

Counting the gold medal list in the history of the Chinese Olympic Games from the project, it is not difficult to find that the development of China's gold medals is somewhat "deformed". Of the 28 events, 20 have won gold medals, but 10 events have fewer than five gold medals.

Although China is already a well-deserved gold medal power, it is difficult for the world to regard China as a sports power. China has obvious advantages in diving, weightlifting, gymnastics and other technical events, but it is very different from other countries in athletics and athletics, three balls and other competitive events that have introduced attention, so China must continue to work hard to move towards a sports power.

Yes, the other day, the United States** conducted a review of the number of gold medals in the London Olympics, which will open on July 27, 2012. Corresponding to this, Chinese netizens have discussed the same topic. Both sides have come to the conclusion that "the showdown between China and the United States will resume."

According to the performance of the United States and China in sports this year, the United States will win 37 gold medals at the London Olympics, while China will win 38. Although China won 13 fewer gold medals than in the Beijing Olympics, it will still beat the United States to retain the first place.

At the Beijing Olympics held in China, China set its sights on the number of gold medals "props that carry forward national prestige". As a result, China won 51 gold medals in its unique skills in table tennis, gymnastics, swimming and diving, weightlifting, shooting and other events, far exceeding the 36 of the United States. As a result, China became a "sports power" for a while.

A sports powerhouse! By 2018, China had won a total of 3,475 world championships.

China is a big sports country, and the Olympics always rank high in the gold medal table and medal table, but it is debatable if it is not a sports power, because China has performed average in high-gold events such as track and field and big ball.

China is only a big sports country on the surface, athletes are sports special forces, China's sports are all square dances of uncles and aunts, basketball for a few people, and so on, and there are very few people who like sports.