Home

雷霆扫毒

官方:足协举办25年第一期2012年龄段女子精英球员大区训练营_我的网站

龙的天空

一 |     

北京时间4月21日,中国足协发布关于举办2025年第一期2012年龄段女子精英球员大区训练营的通知。    

Trainees observe traditional Chinese medicine beauty techniques at the Sanya Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Sanya, South China's Hainan Province, on August 6, 2026.
    Trainees observe traditional Chinese medicine beauty techniques at the Sanya Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Sanya, South China's Hainan Province, on August 6, 2026.A skin scan can assess dozens of facial indicators and generate a personalized skincare plan within minutes, with store staff then making small-batch adjustments from ordinary registered cosmetics. This practice is gaining ground as China expands its pilot program for personalized cosmetic services.
Starting in August, eight provincial-level regions will join the second phase of the program, bringing the total number of participating provinces and regions to 23, according to the National Medical Products Administration.
Under the pilot program, cosmetic registrants and authorized domestic entities can provide personalized services by mixing or dispensing two or more cosmetics in small batches based on consumers' individual needs. 
At the Beijing Tong Ren Tang personalized cosmetic service skincare experience center, for example, a skin analysis can assess more than 30 indicators and generate a personalized skincare plan, based on which consumers can order tailored products, according to the People's Daily.
Twenty-four-year-old Beijing resident Zhao Xiyao was among the early consumers to experience the service. She told the Global Times on Sunday that when buying skincare products in the past, she relied largely on the brand's advertising or online "ingredient reviews." Even when she knew what problems her skin tended to develop, it was still difficult to determine which products were truly right for her.
"Compared with simply buying a bottle of skincare product, I care more about the skin analysis that comes before the personalized service," she told the Global Times. "At least it first tells you what condition your skin is in, and then selects products based on that condition, rather than having everyone use the same set of products."
For Zhao, the appeal of the experience goes beyond the novelty of the word "personalized." 
"If it's just about changing the packaging or putting my name on it, I don't think that means much. What really makes it valuable to me is whether it can actually make a difference based on my individual situation," she said.
The idea of tailoring skincare to individual needs, however, is not entirely new. It echoes the traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) principle of taking individual differences into account. 
Yi Lan, a TCM physician practicing in South China's Guangdong Province, told the Global Times that people with the same skin concerns may need different approaches because of differences in their constitutions, lifestyles and living environments. 
However, she noted that TCM diagnosis and modern personalized cosmetics are not the same: The former involves a comprehensive assessment of an individual's overall condition, while the latter mainly matches products to skin conditions and consumer needs.
For personalized skincare, the key lies in whether this matching process can deliver meaningful results.
"If personalized services are to become a lasting consumer service, the key will be 'precision,'" Yi said. "The test results must be reliable; otherwise, the plan that follows has little meaning."
According to Yi, if ordinary products are simply combined in a different way without being able to explain why that combination is suitable for a particular person, then "personalization" can easily become a marketing concept.
At its core, personalized skincare is less about making a product more complicated than about making the choice more relevant to the person using it. Technology is giving the traditional idea of taking individual differences into account a new expression in the consumer market. However, the real test is whether it can translate into products that are genuinely better suited to the individual.


各会员协会、足球发展重点城市、女足青训中心、有关单位:

为了进一步贯彻落实《中国足球改革发展总体方案》《中国女子足球改革发展方案(2022-2035年)》相关工作要求,构建女足精英青少年球员培养体系,提高女足青少年球员竞技水平,按照工作计划,中国足球协会将于2025年4月26日至5月2日在苏州太湖足球运动中心开展2025年第一期2012年龄段女子精英球员大区训练营。现将相关事宜通知如下:

一、教练及工作团队

(一)技术团队:Michael Franz Muller、王法、杨洋、王晶

(二)选材团队:郑小田、范运杰、吕其恩

(三)教练团队:宋岩庄、林佶倩、谢韩、王剑、涂航博(技术分析)

(四)训练营办公室:赵容、夏冰、孔德臣、李晨博(后

勤)、陈艺(球员管理)

(五)医务人员:孟兆金、王宏坤

(六)体测人员:张洁、任广哲

(七)培训人员:刘羽

二、参训球员

江苏(南京):张恒依、傅蒽芯

江苏(无锡):李煊、顾成蕴哲

江苏(常州):何睿鑫

江苏(苏州):薛晨晨、王雅心、姜雨彤

江苏(南通):葛纯璞、严钰棋

浙江(杭州):白欣田

四川:吕小英、张月霜、曾雨秋

四川(资中):田艾灵、林子涵

成都:唐祖涵

重庆:吴诗晗、冉佳琪、马璐

陕西:崔毓尧、杨诗涵

广东(梅州):黄馨琳

广州:王雅婷

深圳:许澜川、黄玮祺

武汉:盛诗淇、赵婉婷、朱梓祺

湖南(湘潭):白金娇

三、报到时间与地址、离营时间

1.时间:4月26日至5月2日

2.报到:4月26日17:00前

3.地点:苏州太湖足球运动中心

四、相关要求

(一)各参训单位应确保参训球员身体状态健康,可正常参加训练营期间的训练、比赛等活动。

(二)参加训练营的运动员和教练员报到时,须携带身份证、保险单复印件、运动鞋、足球鞋、训练衣物装备及学习用品等,请各单位务必通知到参训运动员及参训教练员本人;

(三)各会员协会、俱乐部、社会青训机构、体校、学校保证运动员按时参加训练营,因故不能参加的人员,其所在单位必须在2025年4月23日前以书面及电话形式报中国足球协会批准,并按照批复执行;

(四)训练营期间,所有参训人员须自觉遵守《中国足球协会章程》有关规定,认真参训,严于律己,为青少年球员提供积极健康的成长环境。

五、训练营经费

女足青少年球员、教练员及工作人员城际交通、训练营期间的食宿费用由中国足协承担。

二 |

六、联系方式

联系人:中国足协女子足球部孔德臣

联系电话:010-59291145

电子邮箱:kong.dechen@ thecfa.cn

七、未尽事宜,另行通知。

中国足球协会

2025年4月21日。

Current article:http://www.tourunbiaodubaicubangninan.shop/83it3/toxp.docx

Published on:18:19:22


Copyright 雷霆扫毒 2020-2099 About us | recruitment information | contact us | Site map | Friendly links | Feedback | Site map