When it comes to corruption in football, I would say it's a heart-wrenching scene. Seeing the feature film "Continue to Make Efforts to Advance in Depth" broadcast by CCTV, which mentioned the amount of money involved in the case of Chen Xuyuan and Du Zhaocai, the two football bigwigs, I couldn't help but feel emotional. Their actions are not only a personal moral degradation, but also a great harm to Chinese football. This kind of "money can make the devil grind" atmosphere is not uncommon in the football world, which is really chilling.
At the outset, I would like to say that corruption is not just a matter of individual behaviour, it is a reflection of the loopholes of the entire system. Figures like Chen Xuyuan and Du Zhaocai, who should have been the gatekeepers of Chinese football, have become prisoners of corruption, which undoubtedly exposes serious problems in the sports management system. Their confessions are undoubtedly an exposure of the corruption of Chinese football. This is not just an isolated phenomenon, but a universal problem.
The corruption of Chinese football has reached the point where it cannot be delayed. Football is not just a sport, it is about the image of the country and the spirit of the nation. When the sport is corrupted by corruption, it loses not only the improvement of the level of competition, but more importantly, the trust and love of the public for the sport. As a footballer, I feel a great responsibility. We must fundamentally change this situation in order to get Chinese football back on track.
The high amount of money involved in this feature film is even more shocking. It is not difficult to see that this kind of corruption has seriously exceeded the scope of ordinary bribery. The journalists' comments are also pertinent, and this is only the tip of the iceberg, and the real problem may be deeper. Such an anti-corruption campaign, while painful, is also an opportunity for purification. Only in this way can Chinese football truly get rid of the shadow of corruption and usher in a new life.
Finally, I would like to say that as a football lover, I still have hope for the future of Chinese football. Corruption is painful, but it is this crisis that gives us the opportunity to rebuild and introspect. I believe that as long as we can face up to the problem and take effective reform measures, Chinese football will be able to be reborn from the ashes and move towards a healthier and more just future. Let's work together for the fresh wind of Chinese football!