World Football Day and Chinese history

In modern times, the contribution of the world's football is insignificant, not only has not stood still, unexpectedly has been regressed. World Soccer Day has nothing to do with the football team.

December 9, 1935, under the organization and leadership of the Communist Party of China, Beiping students jointly led the Beiping more than 6,000 students to hold demonstrations. Students chanted "down with Japanese imperialism", "Stop the Civil War, unanimously external" and other slogans. The demonstrations were supported by Beiping and people from all walks of life, and the procession continued to expand. The Kuomintang government dispatched a large number of military police to suppress, wounded and arrested many students. The next day, the Beiping students ' Union organized a general strike on the city's students, ready to launch a larger battle. December 16, Beiping students and the public and more than 10,000 people from all walks of life again held a massive demonstration, received support and assistance throughout the country, Nanjing, Shanghai, Tianjin, Guangzhou, Wuhan, Hangzhou and other places have held demonstrations. Tianjin students also formed the south to expand the propaganda regiment, marched to the state mansion-Nanjing, the people of the country, all parties, the support of all walks of life, formed a new climax of the National People's anti-Japanese democracy movement.

To commemorate the student movement, the United Nations held a meeting in 1978, with FIFA agreeing to set December 9 as World Football Day.

In fact, in the final analysis, China's contribution to world football. Really too far, back 2000 years ago, China's Zibo Linzi is the origin of world football, Cuju originated in ancient Linzi, is a sport in ancient China, has a profound social and cultural background, has a detailed historical records and numerous cultural relics textual research. Spring Ball commentator