China News Service, Rongjiang, Guizhou, March 24th: "Hong Kong Sir" went to Guizhou "Village Super League" and football became a bridge of friendship
Reporter Yuan Chao Zhang Wei
On March 24, as the whistle blew at the end of the game, the men's and women's teams of the Hong Kong Police Football Club defeated the men's and women's teams of Shoudong Village, Guizhou's "Village Super League" 5:1, completing the men's and women's competition in Guizhou's "Village Super League". Team debut. Chief Inspector Fong Wanting of the Hong Kong Police Force kept thanking her opponents and the audience after the game. She enjoyed the happy football of the "Village Super League" on the "Village Super League" field.
The picture shows the men's and women's teams of the Hong Kong Police Football Club (in red) playing against the men's and women's teams of Shoudong Village, the "Village Super League" in Guizhou, on March 24. Photo by Tang Zhe
Previously, when she learned that her colleagues were about to go to Guizhou's "Village Super League" to play football, Fang Wanting immediately sent an application: the women's team also wanted to participate. "I have known for a long time how popular the Village Super League is, so I must seize this opportunity to communicate with the players of the Village Super League."
From March 23 to 24, the friendly matches between the Hong Kong Police Football Club and the Guizhou "Village Super League" football team were played in three consecutive games at the "Village Super League" stadium. There are a total of 40 people from the Hong Kong Police Football Club team coming to Guizhou this time, including 7 female players including Fang Wanting.
When the members of the Hong Kong Police Football Club appeared on the field, the audience beat gongs and drums and shouted: "Come on, Sir!"
The members of the "Village Super" food cheerleading team carried dustpans filled with Rongjiang delicacies into the rest area on the sidelines and enthusiastically "fed" Hong Kong Sir. The team members did not forget to take out their mobile phones and take selfies, praising Sir for his handsomeness in "Gui Mandarin".
"The happy football atmosphere of the 'Village Super League' can melt the hearts of the fans and players present." Fang Wanting said.
The picture shows that on March 24, the Hong Kong Police Football Club played against the Guizhou "Village Super League" Shoudong Village Football Team. Photo by Tang Zhe
Inverted golden hook, hat trick, world wave... There are many videos of high-quality goals scored by "Village Super League" players on the mobile phone of Hong Kong Police Chief Inspector Tang Guoxuan. Deng Guoxuan said that when we came to communicate with the Guizhou "Village Super League" this time, we had already taken a "stimulant" and knew that the "Village Super League" players were very powerful.
In addition to competing with "Village Super League" players, Deng Guoxuan also used his mobile phone to record the cheerleading teams with Guizhou's national characteristics. Deng Guoxuan, who came to Guizhou for the second time, hopes that through the window of the "Village Supermarket", people from different countries can understand Guizhou and Guizhou's national culture.
It is understood that the match between the Hong Kong Police Football Club and the "Village Super League" team is the third exchange between the "Village Super League" and a Hong Kong team: the first time was when the Hong Kong star football team went to play in the "Village Super League" The second time was when the "Village Super League" players were invited to play football at the Hong Kong Stadium for exchanges. In addition to this match, the three exchanges between the football teams of the two places deepened the friendship between Rongjiang and Hong Kong.
The picture shows that on March 23, the Hong Kong Police Football Club played against the Guizhou "Village Super League" Zhaihao Village Football Team. Photo by Tang Zhe
In the first match on the 23rd, the Hong Kong Police Football Club’s police team played against the Guizhou “Village Super League” Zhaihao Village Football Team. Facing opponents who were 10 or even 20 years younger than him, 48-year-old Senior Superintendent of Hong Kong Police Chen Xianjun and his teammates were defending and attacking on the court despite the high temperature. When they saw the second-year players of the Zhaihao Village Football Team When Lu Hongliu scored the first goal by "riding thousands of miles alone and running long distances to score goals", his teammates from the Hong Kong Police Football Club burst into exclamation and admiration. Although the Hong Kong Police Football Club lost the first game, their performance won rounds of applause from the audience.
"The 'Village Super League' players come from the grassroots. They are workers, students, villagers..." Chen Xianjun said frankly that although he got up very early and took the high-speed train to Rongjiang, he did not feel sleepy during the entire journey and rushed to meet the "Village Super League" The mood was too exciting. "Football brings different people together, and everyone is pursuing the same interest. No matter whether they win or lose on the court, they exchange skills and grow together. This is consistent with my initial love for football."
The picture shows some players of the Hong Kong Police Football Club taking a pre-match photo at the Guizhou "Village Super League" football stadium. Photo by Tang Zhe
Chen Xianjun introduced that the Hong Kong Police Football Club was established in 1914 and has a history of more than 100 years. It is one of the oldest sports clubs under the Hong Kong Police Sports Commission. During the development of the football team, the team continues to communicate with teams from various countries and regions. "Football has built a bridge of communication, allowing more people outside the world to recognize the Hong Kong police, and also giving the Hong Kong police more opportunities to tell Hong Kong stories."
"No more hesitation" and "Walk in style"... In the past two days, at the "Village Super League" in Guizhou, various Cantonese songs rang out during the games. The members of the Hong Kong Police Football Club also sang loudly with the audience. Holding hands and dancing "Tong Di"...(End)