How Chinese play football 2,300 years ago 

they still don't have slum even after 2300 years

@@kkdirafung1489 😂😂😂😂

Bruh, with that many people and can't even form a team to actually play good lol.

​@@kkdirafung1489 Sure bud.....

They don't put enough money in promoting football. Otherwise i think they would be more than descent. Take a look at Japan,Korea for examples. They are asian too, but are pretty good in football.

English people made it modern and made the rules

I prefer the english football than this shit. Thanks England from France

You can watch this instead. It’s a completely different game to football but whatever. You wish you were British haha

@@Bulskee it’s different to modern football, but it’s still football, it’s even recognised by FIFA as the earliest form of football

@@liamsomeone6333 this is getting weird bro lol

Especially children and people

yes

sadly，this kind of culture has gone down for hundred years

It’s declined thanks to westernization, although many things are either coming back or being revived in modern China and their youth so maybe in the future this may be more prevalent

Thats because British copied, and just put a new spin on it. But it didn't originally originate from Britain.

@@stevem4660 cry

lol those boots are fake as hell too..

it is recorded historically that the football made from feathers(stuffed inside) and leather

cause a form of it was like that foot bag thing those hippies loved to play.. and i guess they would calculate points according to the acrobatics you could perform. And then supposedly later they added this wooden platform with a hole in the middle, so if you combined a couple of those moves and kick the ball in the hole to get the points.

Actually the real name is call tsu chu and they had goals look it up

Because the professionalization off football in China it's a new thing like in India or Mongolia for example

@@mohamedsalah8384 football is not new in India, in fact India is one of the first countries outside Europe where football spread at the beginning. Home to some of the oldest football clubs as early as 1872 and also has the 3rd oldest existing football competition in the world (Durand Cup 1888). Also the first Asian nation to reach the semi finals of Olympics Football in 1956.

Because Chinese like Ping pong more and that's the national sport, not football. If they cared and liked football from grass roots level and put the money into it, of course China will be a football powerhouse. Just see Japan and South Korea, and China at Olympics. With enough time, funding, and if they actually care, they will top the list and rankings of anything. A Chinese even made it to the finals of 100 meter sprint at Olympics and a Chinese is currently the fastest man ever in world history at 60 meter sprint. Su Bingtian is his name. He just needs to work on extending his explosive start and speed and keep it up over thr last 40 meter and he can win gold with some luck.