Jia Xiuquan's controversy

Jia Xiuquan talked about his views on China's domestic league in his latest interview with the media. He believed that the pace of the domestic league games was relatively slow, resulting in the national footballers lacking the experience and ability to deal with high-intensity confrontations in the game. In major competitions such as the Asian Cup, the national footballers often became conservative and hesitant because they were afraid of making mistakes. They did not dare to receive the ball or take it. Jia Xiuquan suggested changing the pace and atmosphere of the domestic league matches to increase the intensity and confrontational nature of the matches so that the national footballers could gradually adapt to high-intensity confrontations and improve their game experience and confidence. As for Jia Xiuquan's latest updates and news, there was no relevant information available at the moment.

Jia Xiuquan was a former Chinese male soccer player who was born in Dalian, Liaoning Province. He was the captain of the Chinese National Men's Football Team and won the Golden Ball Award in the Chinese Football League in 1983, 1984 and 1986. In addition, he was also selected as Asia's best center back in the 1992 Asian Cup. Jia Xiuquan was currently the head coach of Shaanxi Shengtang Qinli Football Club.

The incident between Jia Xiuquan and Sui Bo happened on August 22, 1998, after the 16th round of the League B. Jia Xiuquan was the head coach of Shaanxi Guoli. He publicly accused Sui Bo of participating in the match-fixing and said that he was responsible for the team's first and third goals. Jia Xiuquan's accusation caused an uproar, becoming the first time in Chinese football history that a player was accused of match-fixing. However, there was no conclusive evidence to prove that Sui Bo played match-fixing, but this incident had a huge impact on Sui Bo's career. Sui Bo said in an interview that he joined the Shaanxi team to learn from Jia Xiuquan, but Jia Xiuquan's accusations made him the center of attention. Sui Bo finally chose to end his career. Jia Xiuquan didn't achieve much in his coaching career. As for the specific reason why Jia Xiuquan accused Sui Bo, it was reported that before the game, the Brazilian foreign aid of the Shaanxi team reported to the club that someone was trying to buy over the players and submitted evidence. Jia Xiuquan noticed that Sui Bo had contact with the opposing players during pre-match training. In addition, Sui Bo did not make any obvious defensive movements when Chang Hui passed the ball to the foreign aid, which made Jia Xiuquan suspicious. However, these were only Jia Xiuquan's subjective judgments. There was no conclusive evidence to prove that Sui Bo had faked the match. Therefore, the matter between Jia Xiuquan and Sui Bo was still controversial.

The Jia Xiuquan No. 3 Sui Bo incident happened on August 22, 1998. It was reported that a Chinese woman living in Brazil called the three Brazilian foreign players of Shaanxi Guoli and asked them to "fake the game" with a reward of 50,000 US dollars. However, the three foreign players refused the request and reported the matter to the club. Jia Xiuquan had observed the team's No. 3 player, Sui Bo, talking to the opponent players during the training before the game, so he suspected that Sui Bo might have a problem. After the game, Shaanxi Guoli lost to Yunnan Hongta 2 - 3, two of which were related to Sui Bo's defensive mistakes. Jia Xiuquan publicly accused Sui Bo of behaving abnormally, and this remark attracted widespread attention. However, there was no conclusive evidence to prove that Sui Bo was involved in match-fixing. This incident had a huge impact on Sui Bo's career.

Jia Xiuquan didn't apologize to Sui Bo.

The Jia Xiuquan and Sui Bo incident referred to a series of events that took place on August 22, 1998, after the 16th round of the Chinese Football League. It was reported that before the game, a Chinese woman called the three Brazilian foreign aids of Shaanxi Guoli and asked them to play match-fixing and pay them 50,000 US dollars in return. However, the three Brazilian foreign players rejected the request and reported the matter to the club. Coach Jia Xiuquan had observed the team's No. 3 player, Sui Bo, talking to his opponent during the training before the game, so he suspected that Sui Bo might have been involved in the match-fixing. After the game, Shaanxi Guoli lost to Yunnan Hongta 2 - 3, two of which were related to Sui Bo's defensive mistakes. Jia Xiuquan publicly accused Sui Bo of behaving abnormally and called him " Sui Bo No. 3." However, after an investigation by the Chinese Football Association, Sui Bo was proven innocent and there was no conclusive evidence of match-fixing. Even so, this incident had a huge impact on Sui Bo's career.

Jia Xiuquan did not go to jail. Jia Xiuquan was the former head coach of the Chinese women's football team. He had coached Bayi Zhenbang, Shaanxi Guoli, Shanghai Shenhua, Henan Jianye and other teams. He led the Chinese women's football team to the Asian Cup runner-up and other results. Although there were some reports about Jia Xiuquan being held by the police, the specific reasons and results were not mentioned. Therefore, based on the information provided, it was impossible to know how Jia Xiuquan ended up in prison.

The current situation of Hong Xiuquan's descendants was unknown. The fate of Hong Xiuquan's descendants after the fall of Taiping Country wasn't optimistic. When Tianjing City fell, Hong Xiuquan's eldest son, Hong Tianguifu, committed suicide after being captured by the Qing court. His other children were also trapped in the city. One of Hong Xiuquan's concubines fled Tianjing with her youngest son and remarried to a man surnamed Cheng. However, there was no clear information on the whereabouts and current situation of her descendants. It was reported that in recent years, some people claimed to have discovered more than 200 descendants of Hong Xiuquan living in Huainan, but the accuracy of this information had not been confirmed. Therefore, there was no way to give a definite answer about the current situation of Hong Xiuquan's descendants.

Hong Xiuquan had a total of ten children, including five sons and five daughters. Among them, Hong Xiuquan's eldest son, Hong Tian Guifu, was his most famous son. He was born to his first wife, Lai Lianying. Hong Tian Guifu escaped after Tianjing City was breached, but he was captured and killed by the Qing army not long after. The outcome of his other children was unknown.

Yang Xiuqing and Hong Xiuquan had obvious differences in talent. Yang Xiuqing was regarded as a military genius. He had demonstrated outstanding leadership and organizational skills in the Taiping Country's military operations. He led the Taiping Country Army on the battlefield and expanded their territory, playing an important role in the expansion of Taiping Country. His military talent made him stand out in the Taiping Country and eventually became the actual ruler. In contrast, Hong Xiuquan's talents were mainly reflected in the religious leadership. As the founder and spiritual leader of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, he united the peasants through religious ideas and fought for a common ideal society. However, Hong Xiuquan's calligraphy was considered lacking in order and artistry. It was far inferior to Yang Xiuqing's calligraphy. Therefore, from the information provided, Yang Xiuqing was more outstanding in military and organizational aspects, while Hong Xiuquan was more outstanding in religious leadership.