First of all, the problem is that China is too big and has too many people. Such a big market, with only a dozen Super League teams and a dozen China teams, is obviously not enough. Even many provinces don't have a Super League team. How can we stimulate the football enthusiasm in this province, let alone the youth football training in this province? Why can Japan and South Korea develop football foundation? First of all, these two countries really want to develop the football market and increase the GDp of the tertiary industry. Secondly, they have developed economy and high per capita GDP, and they have the funds to cultivate the market. The third point is that the land area is not large. Everyone thinks that of these two countries, one is not as big as a small province in China, and the other is at most equivalent to a big province in China. This is very important. A dozen teams in a top national football league compete with each other. It takes an hour or two to get there by bus, and it takes about an hour to fly farther. Comparing with Super League, let's take an example to see the distance between Evergrande and Yanbian. This time, plus the waiting time, it will take a day or two to get back and forth to the bus. Some people say that you can rest on planes and buses, so forget it. Tourists know the difference between resting on transportation and staying in a hotel. China is far away, and the number of top teams is small, which not only affects the players, but also affects many things, such as fans, coal reporters, scouts and so on.
Personally, I think that stimulating the enthusiasm of the whole people for football, cultivating a trillion-dollar industrial chain, increasing millions of jobs and partially solving the downward pressure on the economy. As we all know, football is the first sport in the world, with a large number of fans, and it is more popular than table tennis and golf. It is also indisputable that China has the largest number of fans in the world.