Of course, the women's football team is not as good as Sun Wen and Liu Ailing, and it can be said that it made achievements in the last Olympic Games. This is not because of how strong our women's football team is now, but because our men's football team is really terrible-all of them are set off by their peers.

National Football Team: Zheng Zhi and Elkson.

Not to mention now, even women's football at its peak is far less valued than men's football. Not only in China, but also in most countries and regions in the world. It has nothing to do with record, but also with popularity. After all, now is the era of commercialization, traffic is king, and attention is the only way to make money.

Women's football team

Take the World Cup qualifiers as an example. How many teams will join the men's football team? How many teams participate in women's football? Let's say that in our Asian region, if, like women's football, West Asian teams don't participate, the chances of men's football entering the World Cup will be greatly increased. That is to say, it is not how strong our women's football team is, but that most women's football teams are too weak. They are not as good as men's football team in terms of popularity, appreciation and commercial value. Only relying on "spiritual attributes", their attention must be limited.

It's not easy for China fans.

Moreover, the women's football team has no commercial revenue capacity. Where does the operating money come from? Many times it comes from the income of the men's football team. If you don't pay attention to men's football, how can you invest in women's football? Power generation with love?

Can women's football rise again?

To be fair, do you really value women's football yourself? In addition to teasing the men's football team, how many people will mention the women's football team? No way, football is a fast-paced sport that pays attention to physical confrontation. Women's football has inherent disadvantages in ornamental and commercialization, which leads to women's football in most countries being less valued than men's football, regardless of their record.

If we don't mention "equality between men and women", I personally think that if we reduce the number of women's football venues and shorten the competition time, it may help to improve the appreciation of the game and may increase the popularity of women's football. What do you think of this?