Author: Huang Huang
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Publish Date: 1998-07-01
Features: The existence of match-fixing, biased referees, high salaries of players, and the performance of the national team in the 1997 Ten Strong Matches have long been a concern for the Chinese people. The author, from the perspective of a fan, with a sharp pen, expresses his thoughts directly, sharing his unique insights on these issues and how Chinese football can move towards the market. The book is divided into three parts: "Fan Portraits," which vividly depicts the diverse fans in all their joy, sorrow, obsession, and frustration; and "Modern Records," which highlights and reviews some events that have occurred in Chinese football in recent years.
Ballad of Ignorance: Fans Talking About Football
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