智通财经记者 宋承良 上世纪90年代中后期至千禧年初这十年不到时间，是中国足球狂热的时代。在一个女生的视角里，足球 男孩成长的轨迹应该是什么样的？ 《初恋》这本乍看之下应该是言情题材的小说，其实讲述的是曲折的成长故事中，女孩把对男孩的爱慕 渐渐变成了对足球的执念，也把青春的遗憾，变成了长大成人后想要达成的目标。 在他看来，足球文化也是一种时代的投影，那个时候徐根宝强调"抢逼围"战术，而在改革开放初期，各 行各业也都在"抢逼围"的竞争情绪中发展，足球文化的发展得到了整个社会氛围的烘托，而人们也被中 国足球的热情所深深感染。 很多有着相同成长经历的上海人都能够很清楚地回忆起，彼时孩子们踢球是一件稀松平常的事情，不管 是时间上还是空间上都没有任何问题——每所学校都有足球队，周末经常由体育老师带领着，组织学校 与学校之间的比赛。 "小时候的梦想便是长大能踢上职业足球，而这种梦想的种子其实埋藏在许多孩子的心中。"管超和智通 财经记者说起这段经历时非常兴奋，仿佛时间回到了二三十年前。 "有一起踢球的朋友说了一些好话，意思是我可以踢职业，我当时就被一腔热血冲昏了头脑，还耽误了 学业。" 这段经历让管超非常沮丧，直到一次偶然 ...

湖南日报全媒体记者 蔡矜宜 摄影 郭立亮 十二月的长沙，冬意渐浓。当首届湘超（2025年湖南省足球联赛）冠军奖杯被永州全队高高举起时，贺龙体育场内4万多人的热浪，穿破寒风，光速抵达 每一条街巷，点燃一颗颗炙热的心脏。 12月27日晚，2025年湘超联赛收官。 "湘超是什么？" 时间拨回四个月前，有人说"是学苏超"，有人说"是玩梗大赛"，也有人说"是足球的春天来了"…… 从9月的白露到12月的冬至，98场绿茵鏖战，17个周末狂欢，超230万现场观众……这场诞生于三湘大地的草根足球赛，以燎原之势席卷十四市州。 湘超究竟是什么？ 其实，足球并不远。有这样一句话：如果想让一群陌生人迅速建立情感，来一场酣畅的足球赛，就能立马成为兄弟。 现在，我们有了新的答案。 湘超，是足球文化的"流动课堂" "以前觉得足球离自己很远，现在才发现原来现场看球这么燃！" 12月下旬，株洲市体育中心内，株洲队与常德队的淘汰赛激战正酣，52岁的尹小艳身上穿着粉色球迷服，脸上印着助威彩绘，手上举着手机记录赛场瞬 间，全场此起彼伏的呐喊声，让她忍不住跟着起身欢呼。这是她今年第三次走进球场观赛，而在此之前，她对足球的认知仅停留在世界杯转播画面里。 ...

本届足协杯征程中，河南队先后战胜浙江队、上海申花和成都蓉城等强队，历史上首次挺进决赛。虽然未能夺冠，但这支在职业联赛里摸爬滚 打31年的老牌劲旅，在用自己的方式不断向前突破。 新华社郑州12月7日电（记者刘金辉、郑家宝、李嘉南）12月6日，在江苏苏州举行的2025年中国足协杯决赛中，河南队0:3负于北京国安队， 但亚军仍创造了其征战足协杯以来的最好成绩。 12月6日，河南队首发球员在赛前合影。新华社记者 李嘉南 摄 31年坚守赢得尊重 1994年，伴随着中国足球联赛职业化的开启，河南足球俱乐部的前身河南建业足球俱乐部成立。至2021年，它是职业联赛里为数不多从未更名 的球队，27年的风风雨雨让"河南建业"成为球迷心中河南足球的象征。 有过降级、被质疑，也有过冲超的喜悦、打进亚冠的兴奋，这支球队经历过联赛职业化的"初级阶段"，也亲历过"金元足球"的疯狂。 "2012年，河南建业主场0:1不敌大连队，提前一轮降级，我永远忘不了那一刻航体看台上的死寂、落寞，很多球迷都哭了，但第二年球队重整 旗鼓，冲超成功，河南队就是有一种不服输的精神。"河南球迷大联盟负责人元海山说。这位65岁的老人在河南建业足球俱乐部还没成立时就 ...

Core Insights - The "Su Chao" phenomenon has created a significant cultural and economic impact, generating 38 billion yuan in consumption within the first seven rounds of matches, showcasing its ability to connect government, cities, and communities [1][11] - The league emphasizes authentic football experiences, allowing ordinary people to engage with the sport, thus restoring the true value of football [2][5] - "Su Chao" has become a platform for self-improvement and community engagement, with players and fans sharing a common passion for the game [3][4] Economic Impact - The league has led to a 23.22% increase in tourist reception in host cities on match days, and a 27.10% rise in intercity cultural and tourism consumption through UnionPay channels [11] - Sales in key monitored commercial enterprises in Jiangsu have increased by 33.7%, with foot traffic up by 28.9% since the league's inception [11] - The league's structure allows for a seamless integration of various sectors, with approximately 600 "second venues" and over 50 cross-regional themed routes converting event traffic into economic growth [12] Cultural Significance - "Su Chao" integrates local cultural elements, such as cuisine and historical references, into the football experience, fostering a sense of community and shared identity among participants [6][7] - The league promotes a spirit of competition and civility, with fans forming "civilized cheering groups" and players engaging in community service through football [9][10] - The league's success is attributed to its focus on grassroots participation and the joy of the game, rather than commercial gain, as evidenced by its three prohibitions against corporate sponsorship and profit-driven activities [10]

Core Points - The "Dream Sports · Hubei Fan Culture Museum" opened on the morning of the 15th, located in Wuchang Bay 1956 Park, serving as an official offline store for Wuhan Three Towns Football Club and Wuhan Chegu Jiangda Women's Football Club [1] - The opening event featured interactions between players and fans, enhancing community engagement and appreciation for fan support [3] - The museum offers a wide range of official merchandise, providing fans with a convenient location to purchase club-related products, which is crucial for fostering a sense of belonging and identity among fans [5] Summary by Sections - **Event Highlights** - The presence of key players and coaches from both clubs elevated the event atmosphere, with activities including autographs and photos with fans [3] - The event showcased several trophies representing the clubs' achievements, emphasizing their historical significance [3] - **Product Offerings** - The museum features a variety of official merchandise, from fan apparel to lifestyle products, catering to fans' needs [5] - Fans expressed enthusiasm for having a dedicated space to purchase club merchandise outside of match days, enhancing their connection to the teams [5] - **Cultural Significance** - The Hubei Fan Culture Museum aims to be a comprehensive platform for retail, cultural display, and fan socialization, highlighting the rich football culture in Hubei and Wuhan [8] - Future plans include hosting various fan and viewing events, reinforcing the museum's role as a bridge between clubs and fans, and contributing to the development of local football culture [9]

Core Insights - The Suzhou Super League (苏超) has become a significant cultural phenomenon, reflecting the vitality of regional amateur sports and the commercialization of domestic sports events, with local leagues like Jiangsu Super League, Gansu Super League, and Guangdong Super League emerging across the country [1][4][25] - The league has successfully engaged a broad audience, with a notable increase in family participation and a shift in demographics, including a substantial female fan base [5][10][11] - The Suzhou Super League has stimulated local economies, with significant increases in tourism and related services, evidenced by a 42.7% year-on-year growth in service revenue across various sectors [18][20] Group 1: Audience Engagement - The Suzhou Super League has attracted diverse demographics, with female fans constituting 40-50% of the audience, and families increasingly attending matches together [5][10] - The league has fostered a sense of community, with fan clubs growing significantly, such as the South Tong fan club expanding to around 5,000 members [13][14] - The league's appeal lies in its local identity, allowing fans to connect with players from various professions, enhancing the overall experience [10][11] Group 2: Economic Impact - The Suzhou Super League has driven substantial economic activity, with a reported service revenue of 379.6 billion yuan across tourism, dining, and entertainment sectors [18][20] - Local businesses have experienced significant growth, with some reporting increases in capacity and staff to accommodate the influx of fans [18] - The league has also initiated partnerships with local tourism boards, offering discounts and promotions to enhance the spectator experience [26] Group 3: Expansion of Local Leagues - The success of the Suzhou Super League has inspired other regions to establish their own leagues, such as the Jiangxi Super League, which has seen rapid growth in attendance and engagement [25][26] - The Jiangxi Super League has adopted strategies from the Suzhou model, including community engagement and local promotions, leading to record attendance figures [26][28] - The trend indicates a growing demand for local sports events, highlighting the potential for further development in regional sports leagues across China [25][28]

Core Viewpoint - The "Han Super League" (汉超) has been launched in Wuhan, showcasing local football talent and engaging the community through a grassroots football event that emphasizes the city's rich football culture and history [1][20][22]. Group 1: League Structure and Participation - The "Han Super League" features 16 teams divided into three major regions: Han Kou, Han Yang, and Wu Chang, reflecting the city's geographical divisions [3][5]. - The league includes 8 university teams, leveraging Wuhan's status as a "university city" with over 90 higher education institutions and 1.6 million students [5][26]. - The league's inaugural match attracted 46,780 spectators, with an average attendance rate of 85% across the first round of matches, despite the hot summer weather [7][11]. Group 2: Player Background and Quality - Approximately 60% of the players in the league have professional or semi-professional football backgrounds, and 95% have received training in school or sports academies [11][26]. - Notable figures from the professional football scene, such as former national team captain Hao Junmin, are involved in the league, enhancing its visibility and appeal [13][24]. Group 3: Community Engagement and Economic Impact - The league has initiated various community activities, including the "Han Super Food and Lifestyle Fair," which has attracted around 100,000 participants and generated nearly 30 million yuan in consumption [28][30]. - The event has also encouraged local businesses to engage in promotional activities, creating a vibrant atmosphere around the matches [33][34]. Group 4: Cultural Significance - The "Han Super League" aims to foster a love for football among the local population, moving beyond just the matches to create a cultural phenomenon that resonates with the community [20][35]. - The league is seen as a way to cultivate football culture in China, emphasizing that the sport should be accessible and enjoyable for everyone, not just elite clubs [20][22].

Core Insights - The establishment of "Nanjing Fan Gathering Areas" aims to enhance event economics and transform fan culture into immersive experiences [1][2] - The first two officially certified fan gathering areas are located in Yinjingli Cultural and Art Street and Gulou Waterfront, opening to the public on August 17 [1][2] Group 1: Event Details - The Yinjingli Cultural and Art Street will host activities from 18:00 to 24:00 on August 17, featuring dual-screen live broadcasts of the match [1] - The "Super League" passionate viewing area will accommodate approximately 710 seats, allowing fans to watch the game and enjoy food [1] - The food experience area will introduce around 30 vendors offering local delicacies from Yancheng, including fish soup noodles and traditional craft experiences [1] Group 2: Interactive Experience - At Gulou Waterfront, an 8-meter viewing screen will be unveiled, with 300 seats available for fans [2] - The venue will include a passionate viewing area, dynamic football experience zone, trendy brand promotion area, and a fireworks market [2] - Fans can engage in interactive games such as water football and table football, along with over 20 stalls featuring agricultural products [2] Group 3: Strategic Vision - The initiative aims to deeply integrate "Super League" resources with Nanjing's cultural identity, fulfilling immediate viewing needs while fostering long-term football culture [2] - Future plans include the establishment of more "Nanjing Fan Gathering Areas," creating a unique football culture brand for the city [2]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes that insults and abuse have no place in football culture, and such behavior detracts from the essence of the sport [1][3][5]. Group 1: Incident Overview - On July 18, during a match in Tianjin, fans directed high-decibel insults at player Wei Shihao and his family, leading to his emotional breakdown and ejection from the game [2][3]. - The Chinese Football Association condemned the incident and announced penalties for the fans involved, including administrative detention and a ban from attending matches [2][3]. Group 2: Cultural Implications - The article highlights that the normalization of abusive behavior in stadiums is detrimental to the football culture and can lead to a loss of interest from families and youth in attending matches [5][6]. - It argues that the relationship between players and fans should be constructive rather than adversarial, promoting a culture of mutual support instead of hostility [6][7]. Group 3: Historical Context and Trends - The article notes that such incidents of fan abuse have been on the rise, with previous occurrences involving fans from other teams engaging in similar behavior [4][8]. - It stresses the need for strict enforcement of regulations to curb violent and abusive behavior in football, suggesting that legal consequences should be heightened to deter such actions [8].

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese Football Association (CFA) has strongly condemned the recent incident of fan abuse directed at player Wei Shihao, emphasizing the need for legal and moral accountability in sports environments [1][2][4] Group 1: Incident Overview - On July 18, during a match between Tianjin Jinmen Tiger and Chengdu Rongcheng, fans verbally abused Wei Shihao and his family, leading to his emotional breakdown and ejection from the game [1][2] - The Tianjin Football Association announced a 7-day administrative detention for the leading abuser and a ban on attending matches [1][4] Group 2: Impact on Players and Matches - Such abusive behavior disrupts players' mental states, affecting the fairness and integrity of matches, as seen in Wei Shihao's case [2][3] - The ongoing incidents of fan abuse have raised concerns about the negative impact on the image of the Chinese Super League and the potential decline in match attendance due to parents' fears for their children's exposure to such environments [2][3] Group 3: Cultural and Ethical Considerations - The normalization of abusive language in football is seen as a distortion of football culture, which should promote respect and sportsmanship [3][4] - The need for a cultural shift towards civilized behavior in stadiums is emphasized, advocating for mutual support between fans and players rather than hostility [3][4] Group 4: Regulatory Measures - The CFA has previously taken measures against fan violence, including fines and match bans, indicating a commitment to increasing the legal consequences for such behaviors [4]