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Why the World Cup Keeps Eluding China

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June 24, 2026に開始

Xi has spent billions of dollars trying to turn Beijing into a soccer powerhouse

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Despite heavy spending, China's failure to excel in soccer highlights the limitations of top-down approaches in sports development.

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The focus on soccer may divert resources from other pressing social issues in China, questioning the prioritization of sports over welfare.

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China's quest for a World Cup win is a national ambition that, if fulfilled, could unify the country and boost national pride.

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The struggle for soccer supremacy in China raises questions about the effectiveness of investing in sports without grassroots engagement.

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China's investment in soccer reflects a commitment to global sports, enhancing its international image and soft power.

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