What is the origin of football？

　　Lead: In the eyes of many people, football is an exciting sport, because no one knows who the winner is until the end. In the football match, an excellent team is the key to win the game. Recently, some fans came to consult Xiaobian. Which country is the origin of football? What is the origin of football? This is the dry goods that Xiaobian wants to share with you today.

　　What country is the origin of football?

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　　Ancient football originated in China, while modern football originated in England.

　　The origin of football originated in China. This situation generally refers to the ancient football in China. This kind of football was very popular in the Han Dynasty. If we really want to trace the history, we can trace it back to the Spring and Autumn Period in China. At this time, the scientific name of football is Cuju. Gao Qiu, who appeared in the history of China, is believed to be deeply impressed by everyone.

　　Modern football originated in Britain, and now the distribution of players on the football field, including the way of scoring goals, has been completely planned. At that time, in the history of England, because everyone had the habit of taking off their heads as balls after fighting, it gradually evolved into football. And the first football club in the world was born in England. This is why English football is so powerful now.

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　　Technical characteristics of English football

　　1. The style of English football is a combination of chivalry and gentlemanly demeanor. Different football styles in the world are mainly divided into European and South American schools. The former emphasizes physical exercise, practicality and tactical discipline, while the latter is world-famous for its flexibility and creativity.

　　2. The British people’s desire for courage helps them to form a unique competition style. The 4-4-2 formation they adopted put special emphasis on attack. British players are also famous for their fair play and their willingness to beat the weak over the strong. Compared with their South American rivals, they use less vicious fouls.

　　3. Most British people hold the belief that using violence to gain an advantage, or doing whatever it takes to win the game is a deception to the principle of fair competition. Relatively speaking, the chances of violence in English matches are less than those in South America.

　　4. The British players who hold the spirit of gentlemanly manner have demonstrated the classic British sports virtues, such as commitment, strength and fighting spirit, which are highly praised by fans in many countries. They run, fight and compete with their opponents in a dynamic way. This kind of English football with the label of gentlemanly demeanor once swept the world with overwhelming charm and strength.

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　　Development history of modern football in China

　　Modern football was introduced to China very early, and it was brought in by foreigners as early as the first year of Tongzhi. After more than half a century’s development, it flowed from the early trading port and the western community in the concession into various church schools and public schools, and then spread to all levels of the society in the Republic of China through schools. From the western researchers’ point of view, the spread of modern football in China, in fact, and the spread and development of football in the European continent, almost completely operated according to the same law. At that time, in the Republic of China, most of the children who could afford missionary schools and institutions of higher learning were children of rich families, or at least children of well-off families. Football, a western gadget, is naturally very good for the taste of students. Over time, there will be inter-school competitions, and then they will become some kind of amateur club through class reunion. After graduation, they will be engaged in jobs envied by the public at that time. The most common one will also have a decent job like post office, customs and school. The hobby of the gentleman has always led the social trend. Football has become popular, clubs have increased, and competitions have increased. The higher the social attention, the more business opportunities have emerged. Finally, it is from amateur gentleman movement to professional movement. Of course, there were frequent wars in the late Republic of China. Western scholars believe that 49 years ago, China football (to be precise, it should be a regional football marked by Shanghai in the east, Tianjin in the north, Hankou in the west and Guangdong and Hong Kong in the south) was in the transition from semi-specialization to professionalism.

　　In 1949, the loudest slogan on the sports front of New China was to learn from Big Brother and build your own sports career in a planned way. In order to achieve this grand goal, the first thing to do is to gather the best sports talents from all over the country, and the football industry is no exception. After several years of preparation for integration, the first generation of football coaches and players in New China finally emerged. If we pay close attention to their origins, backgrounds and growth resumes, it is not difficult to find that no matter they come from all over the world, no matter whether they are the first generation coaches or the first generation players, they all have something in common.

　　New China learned from Hungary, a red football power with comrades and brothers at that time, and sent a large number of players to stay in Hungary. Therefore, the first generation of football in early China has a strong Eastern European style. In the first ten years after the founding of the People’s Republic of China, China football slowly groped its way forward with the cooperation of these two generations. During this period, it also participated in some large-scale international competitions, but all of them focused on training. Until 1965, Nian Weisi took over as the head coach of the China team for the second time. At this time, the coaching staff basically completed the alternation of generations. The first generation of players replaced the first generation of coaches and led the second generation of mature players to prepare for a higher level of competition.

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