
The Godfather of Chinese Football
国足教父
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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12.3kFans
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Gisele Bündchen, are you sure she's beautiful? Miss World contestants are all about stage presence and figure, which doesn't fit Chinese aesthetic standards at all. I still prefer Korean car models!
Writing about Chinese football inevitably involves the Football Association; criticizing it gets you banned, while not criticizing it makes me too lazy to read. You haven't been banned yet.
That's just how Chinese people are: when they win, they praise them to the skies; when they lose, they criticize them relentlessly! Everything is judged by results!
I've read three chapters, and putting aside the writing style, there's absolutely no sense of immersion whatsoever!
There was absolutely no sense of immersion; it was even a bit inexplicable. The football matches were basically glossed over.
I think writing about a parallel world would be okay!
This book is so enjoyable to read! In reality, Chinese football is terrible, but reading about it in the book is so satisfying—the gold medals and championships are just too good to pass up!
Hmm, it's definitely an old book; it's already using the same formula after only a few chapters...
Three of the world's five highest-paid football players are in the Chinese Super League! Has China become that wealthy? Wake up! These are bureaucrats who make money quickly and easily, and they're willing to invest!
There's a belief called football, there's a dream called football? Which one is yours?