Or become a soulless "fake ancient town"?, There are too many temptations to overnight fame, observation: Village Super League, Chinese Super League, well water, don't make mistakes, Village Super League | Football | Soul
Both the village BA and the village supermarket have been very popular recently, and any comparison can cause harm. What stands out is the awkwardness of men's basketball and national football brands not being able to enter the finals of international competitions. So there was a saying that "Chinese Super League is not as good as Village Super League", which is both accurate and amateur.
The relevance of this statement lies in the fact that as a measure of business, the imbalance between output and input in the Chinese Super League is quite a failure; As a measure of competition, the income level and competitive ability of the Chinese Super League are imbalanced, which is also quite a failure. In layman's terms, if the Chinese Super League loses money and the village Super League loses less, the villagers can raise enough funds; Chinese Super League players generally cannot stop the ball well, and village Super League players can stop the ball two meters away at most, but they will not be helpless with both hands - they are all villagers watching the game, and their faces are still important.
The amateur aspect of this statement lies in the fact that the village supermarket cannot reach the competitive level. This popular self entertainment mass sports can also be classified as a tourism project concept, and can be classified as the Miao family welcoming wine in Guizhou.
Why does the village supermarket appear in Guizhou instead of Shanghai? Tailor to local conditions, there are more entertainment options for self entertainment in big cities. The comparison at the same level is: young people in Guizhou villages sweat and enjoy the game on the field, watching the big girls and aunties in the stands laughing back and forth; Young people in Shanghai participate in the welfare of the Shanghai Film Festival through online ticket grabbing, friend circle show tickets, and offline ticket verification - different forms, everyone is very happy, reflecting the happiness of a beautiful and livable socialist new countryside and an international metropolis with Chinese characteristics.
Having a mass foundation and non profit orientation is an inherent characteristic of village supermarkets.
To be honest, I don't want football management or anyone in the professional football industry to pay attention to or participate in village football leagues - because you can think about whether the pre 1994 National Football League A also had these two characteristics - because they were both local teams, they had a "mass base", and because they lacked professionalism, they were "non profit oriented". It is best to reflect on the past of competitive football, which has caused a breakdown of etiquette and music through thirty years of professionalization, rather than focusing on the village super league - even from a tourism perspective.
The travel experience of nearly a decade also tells us that once a "secret realm" becomes a popular check-in point, it is likely to change its taste. Even in the last century without the concept of "internet celebrities", how many cities once transformed a shady old street into an "ancient street", attracting tourists with an accent of traveling from south to north and selling tourism peripherals in the wholesale market of Yiwu small commodities; How many ancient towns have emptied out indigenous people and moved into businesses, yet they never think they have lost the soul of the ancient town.
Is it possible for Village Chao to become such an "ancient street" or "ancient town"? It's too popular now, there are too many temptations, I don't know, but I hope not. Village Super League is not the spark of Chinese football in a narrow sense, but at least it is also a beautiful scenery. I hope to "never forget my original intention" and always "entertain myself".
Special author introduction:
Er Dongmei, former Shanghai football journalist, has long reported on Shanghai football and the Chinese national team, and has written columns for media such as Southern Sports and Triple Life Weekly. Entering the marketing circle, familiar with marketing and public relations, adept at observing and analyzing the football industry from a marketing perspective.
