The "superlative" health regimen is not sleeping, not exercising, just one word!

There is a saying in the Book of Changes: "Those who have few husbands are more expensive." ”

It means that less is more important in everything, and less is more for you. The same is true of life, more is better than less, less power, so that life is more quality. Less is the best way for a person to live, and it is also the highest level of health. 01 Eat less, you will get sick I often hear the old man say, "It is a blessing to be able to eat." But few people know that the next sentence is: Eating well is wisdom. It is a blessing not to be picky and to be able to eat, but it is wisdom to know how to eat. There is a saying in "Su Wen and Thin Theory": "Eating and drinking is self-doubling, and the stomach hurts." Long-term overeating and overburdening the stomach and intestines can also easily induce a variety of diseases, such as three highs, cardiovascular diseases, etc. The secret to staying away from disease is to eat less, on time, and at seven points full, which is just right. There is an old folk saying: "There are often three points of hunger, and all diseases do not attack each other." Whether it is a perfunctory blind diet, or a reckless eating and drinking, it is not advisable. Seven points of fullness, three points of hunger, dieting and stomach, just right, can keep healthy, disease-free and pain-free. 02 If you have less desire, you will have less worry Qing Dynasty scholar Shen Juyun once said: "The joy of indulgence is followed by sorrow." This means that if one indulges one's desires, then sorrow and evil will follow. The more you want, the more trouble there is; On the contrary, only by reducing one's desires can we gain insight into the true meaning of happiness. Many people live unhappy lives because they have too many desires, but they forget that there is a limit to what they can carry. It is often said that the older you get, the more worries you have, but in fact, it has nothing to do with age, but too much desire. The desire for external things is our instinct, but the human heart is limited, the desire is endless, and too much demand will only be the beginning of the tragedy of a person's life. "Mencius" said: "There is no better way to nourish the heart than to have few desires." The abundance of the heart comes from the decrease in desires, not from the increase of external objects. Less desire, contentment, and letting go of greed are the ways to nourish the mind and the way to be good for the body. 03 Less words, less disaster In the "Mouth Motto", it is said: "Sickness enters from the mouth, and disaster comes from the mouth." If a person speaks without restraint and speaks at will, he will invite trouble for himself. Not speaking falsely and speaking less is a person's greatest blessing. "Zhou Yi" has a saying: "Ji people are silent, and there are many restless words." Speak less and don't lie about it, which is the foundation of virtue and the way to carry blessings. Before opening your mouth to speak, be sure to think deeply, and prefer to be silent rather than talk too much. A truly smart person never says much, and the more he doesn't talk nonsense, the more he can stay away from misfortune and accumulate virtues and blessings. 04 If you think less, you will worry less Writer Lin Qingxuan said: "After sweeping today's fallen leaves today, tomorrow's leaves will not fall today, don't worry about tomorrow, and work hard to live at this moment today." The truth is simple, but very few people do it. People are always worried about what hasn't happened yet, and when they think about it, they trap themselves in negative emotions and can't get out. The ancients had a saying: "Troubles have no roots, and if you don't pick them up, there is no nature; Confusion is not sourceless, and it is not easy to investigate. The so-called sorrow is sometimes just a cage shackle that you set up for yourself with too much thought. Thinking too much about small things, I am tired; Thinking too much about big things, tired; It's annoying to think too much about bad things. It's better to think less and think less, let go of a thought, be at ease, and take care of your mood in this life, which is more important than anything else.

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Less resentment, less sadness
 
As the saying goes: "Unsatisfactory things are often eight or nine." Anyone
 
will encounter something that doesn't go their way, some people complain, some people laugh it off.
 
Complaining too much, it seems to be catharsis, but in fact, not only does it not solve the problem, but it will turn into your sad burden, full of negative energy.
 
The more you complain, the more unfortunate you become, and it's a vicious circle.
 
Complaining less, changing mentality, and being open-minded and optimistic is the shortcut to solving the problem.
 
Writer Liu Tong has a good saying: "It is better to complain about being in the dark, than to carry a lantern forward." Instead
 
of complaining, it is better to turn resentment into motivation and change yourself in a down-to-earth manner.
 
Complaining is the most useless thing, the more you complain, the closer the sadness is to you, and the farther away from you.
 
No matter how difficult life is, don't forget to smile; No matter how hard the days are, don't be less optimistic.
 
Complain less, approach life positively and optimistically, and you win.
 
There is a saying in the Tao Te Ching: "Less is gained, more is confused." Eat
 
less, stay away from disease, live a long life without worry;
 
Less desire, stay away from troubles, and be at ease with a clear mind;
 
Say less, stay away from evil, and silently cultivate virtue and accumulate blessings;


Lionel Messi, born on June 24, 1987 in Rosario, Santa Fe Province, Argentina, is the best player in Argentina in Europe. In 2013, he won the European Golden Boot trophy for the third time with 46 league goals. In 2014, Messi participated in the 2014 World Cup in Brazil with the Argentine team, and finally won the World Cup runner-up [2]  ; On December 20, Messi was named the top scorer of the 2013 World Professional League award by the IFFHS [3]  . In August 2015, he was selected as the best player in the UEFA Super Cup [4]  ; On August 27, he won the best player in Europe [5]  . On January 12, 2016, Messi won the 2015 FIFA Golden Ball Award, a record five awards; In June, after losing three consecutive finals (2014 World Cup, 2015 Copa America, 2016 Copa America), Messi officially announced that he would withdraw from the Argentine national team [6]  ; On August 13, Messi officially returned to the Argentine national team. On November 24, 2017, Messi received the European Golden Boot award for the 2016-17 season; On November 25, Barcelona officially renewed Messi's contract until 2021 [7]  . In September 2018, he was selected into the FIFA Team of the Year [8-9]  . On September 24, 2019, Messi was elected World Footballer of the Year for the sixth time [10]  ; In December, Messi won the Ballon d'Or for the sixth time in his career. In 2020, he scored with a powerful left-footed shot to regain the lead for Barcelona and finally lift the cup. At the beginning of 2011, Messi was named the FIFA World Athlete of the Year and the first FIFA Ballon d'Or after the merger of the French Football Ball. On April 22, the list of the "100 Most Influential People in the World" selected by the British "Times" was announced, and Messi was selected and became the only person on the list in the football industry. [16]  On August 25, Messi was named UEFA European Player of the Year. In December, Messi was selected for the United States, and Zinedine Zidane made his career debut as a substitute in the 88th minute of the second half. [12]  In the 1988–89 season, Zinedine Zidane made two appearances for Cannes in Ligue 1. [13] In 1991, Zidane reached military service age, and from Monday to Thursday Zidane had to serve in a barracks near Paris, before returning to the club to play on weekends. During this time, Zidane competed in the World Military Football Championship. [14]  On 10 February, Zinedine Zidane scored his first career goal in the 53rd minute of Cannes' 2-1 win over Nantes in the 26th round of Ligue 1. After the race, the president of the club rewarded Zidane with a Renault car. [15]  In the 1990–91 season, Zidane made 28 appearances for Cannes in Ligue 1, scoring one goal, helping Cannes to fourth place in Ligue 1 and qualifying for the UEFA Cup in 1991–92. [13] In the 1991–92 season, Zidane gradually moved to an attacking midfielder (midfielder) position under the guidance of coach Boho Primoch. [16]  Zidane scored five goals in 31 appearances for Cannes in Ligue 1 that season, but Cannes finished 19th in Ligue 1 and were relegated to the French second division, where Zidane decided to leave the club for the sake of his career. [13]  [15] During his time in Bordeaux, Bordeaux made 106 appearances in Ligue 1 and scored 22 goals. In the 1993-94 season, Zinedine Zidane was named the best young player in Ligue 1. [13]  [18] In August 1995, Zidane helped Bordeaux win a 3-0 victory over AC Milan in the second leg of the inaugural UEFA Final, thus advancing to the semi-finals with an aggregate score of 3-2 over two legs, in which Zidane scored twice. [19]  On 15 May, Zinedine Zidane started Bordeaux's second-leg final against Bayern Munich in the UEFA Cup final, but was unable to help Bordeaux win the title. [20]  In the 1995–96 season, Zidane scored six goals in 34 Ligue 1 appearances and was named Ligue 1 Player of the Season. [21-22] Juventus period Juventus period Juventus period (13 photos) French Footballer of the Year, UEFA Club Midfielder, World Football Magazine Player of the Year. [27-29]  On January 4, 1999, Zidane was named the world's best athlete of the year 1998 by the newspaper Le Diore. [30]  On 1 February, Zinedine Zidane was named FIFA World Footballer of the Year in 1998. [31]  In the 1998–99 season, Zinedine Zidane's form was sluggish, scoring just two goals in 40 games throughout the season, and Juventus finished sixth in Serie A, thus missing out on the 1999–00 European Cup. [32-33] On 17 October 1999, Juventus won 1-0 against Roma in the sixth round of Serie A, with Zinedine Zidane scoring the winning goal in the 50th minute of the match, but was then sent off towards the end of the game. [34]  In August, Zinedine Zidane helped Juventus finish runners-up in the final of the UEFA International Toto Cup with a 4-to-1 collapse in the final of Serie A. [35-36] In September 2000, Zidane signed a contract extension with Juventus until 2005. [37]  On 11 December, Zinedine Zidane was elected FIFA World Footballer of the Year for the second time in his career, 41 votes ahead of second-place finishers. [38]  On May 6, 2001, in the 29th round of Serie A, in the crucial battle between Juventus and Roma, two goals were scored in stoppage time, and Juventus finally drew 2-2 with Roma, thus losing the initiative to win the championship. [39]  In the 2000–01 season, Zinedine Zidane made 39 appearances for Juventus in all competitions, scoring six goals and was named Serie A Player of the Season, Best Foreign Player and Assist Leader. [24]  [40-41] Real Madrid period On 25 August 2001, Zinedine Zidane made his official debut for Real Madrid in the first round of La Liga in Real Madrid's 1-0 defeat to Valencia. [43]  On 15 May 2002, Real Madrid won the UEFA Champions League final with a 2-1 comeback win over Bayer Leverkusen, and Zinedine Zinedine Zidane scored a volley in the 45th minute of the match to put Real Madrid ahead and was named the final player of the match. [27]  [44]  In the 2001–02 season, Zidane scored 12 goals and provided 15 assists in 49 appearances for Real Madrid in all competitions, and was named the 2002 French Footballer of the Year, UEFA Club Player of the Year and UEFA Team of the Year 2001. [27]  [45-46] On 30 August 2002, Zinedine Zidane helped Real Madrid win the UEFA Super Cup final 3-1 against Feyenoord to win the title. On December 3, Zinedine Zidane helped Real Madrid win the Toyota Cup with a 2-0 win over Paraguay Olimpia FC. [37]  2002-03 FIFA European Player of the Year, French Footballer of the Year, UEFA Team of the Year. [28]  [45]  [47-48] On 15 December 2003, Zidane was elected FIFA World Footballer of the Year for the third time, beating compatriot Thierry Henry and teammate Ronaldo. [49] On 22 April 2004,  UEFA launched the 50 Best European Stars contest for its 50th anniversary, and Zinedine Zidane won 123582 votes and took first place. [50]  In the 2003–04 season, Real Madrid collapsed at the end of the season, first losing to Zaragoza in the Copa del Rey final, then being knocked out by Monaco in the Champions League, then suffering 1 win and 6 defeats in the final seven rounds of La Liga, ending with a five-game losing streak, eventually slipping from the top of the league to fourth place, and not winning a title all season. [51]  That season, Zidane made 33 appearances in La Liga, scoring six goals and providing 12 assists; In the UEFA Champions League, Zidane made 10 appearances, scoring three goals and providing two assists, and was named in the 2003 UEFA Team of the Year. [45]  [52] Real Madrid period Real Madrid period (22 photos) On April 10, 2005, Real Madrid defeated Barcelona 4-2 in the 31st round of La Liga, and Zinedine Zidane opened the scoring for Real Madrid in the seventh minute despite the risk of injury. [53]  In the 2004–05 season, Zinedine Zidane made 40 appearances for Real Madrid in all competitions, scoring six goals and providing eight assists, and was named in the 2004 FIFA Team of the Year. [54]  At the end of the season, Zidane had planned to announce his retirement after his contract expired in the 2004–05 season due to a decline in fitness and form, but Zidane decided to postpone his retirement after being persuaded by Real Madrid president Florentino Perez. [55-56] IN SEPTEMBER 2005, ZIDANE WAS LISTED BY UEFA'S OFFICIAL MAGAZINE, CHAMPIONS, AS ONE OF THE 19 FOOTBALLERS WHO CHANGED THE WORLD. [57]  On 15 January 2006, in the 19th round of La Liga, Real Madrid defeated Sevilla 4-2, with Zidane scoring the only hat-trick of his career and providing one assist for his teammate. [58]  On 26 April, Zidane announced his retirement after the World Cup in June, as well as an early termination of his contract with Real Madrid. [59]  On 7 May, Zidane scored in the 66th minute of the match in the 37th round of La Liga in which Real Madrid drew 3-3 with Villarreal, playing his last competitive match at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium. [60]  On May 16, in the 37th round of La Liga, Real Madrid lost 3-4 away to Sevilla, Zinedine Zidane started and played the whole game, completed the last game of his club career, and scored the last goal of his club career in the 72nd minute of the second half. [61]  In the 2005–06 season, Zinedine Zidane made 38 appearances for Real Madrid in all competitions, including the World Cup. On June 18, in France's 4-0 win over Saudi Arabia in the second group game, Zidane was sent off for trampling Saudi Arabia midfielder Fad Anwar Amin in the 71st minute of the game and was banned for two games. [66]  On 12 July, France faced Brazil in the final, and Zinedine Zidane scored the Brazilian goal with two headers in the 27th and 45th minutes of the first half, and France eventually won 3-0 against Brazil to win the first World Cup in their history. In the entire World Cup, Zidane made 5 appearances for the French team, scored 2 goals and 1 assist, and was selected for the best team of the World Cup. [65]  [67] Euro 2000 Myth Continuation Euro 2000 (6 photos) On July 2, 2000, Zidane was substituted in the 34th minute of the first half due to a muscle strain in his left thigh during the European Championship final against South Korea. [71]  From 31 May to 6 June, Zidane missed the first two group games of the World Cup in South Korea and Japan due to a thigh muscle injury, and France ended up with only one defeat and one draw. On June 11, Zidane returned in the group stage match between France and Denmark, but the French team eventually lost 0-2 and was eliminated as the last place in the group, and Zidane was named the best player of the game. [72]  On June 24, Zidane was selected for the World Cup Dream Team selection on FIFA's official website with 80,527 votes. [73] Zinedine Zidane scored twice in the 91st and 93rd minutes of stoppage time with free-kicks and penalties to help France win 2-1 over England. [74]  Zinedine Zidane made four appearances throughout the tournament, scoring three goals and providing one assist, helping France reach the quarter-finals and being named in the European Championship team. [65]  [75]  On August 12, Zidane announced his official retirement from the national team. [76] On 3 August 2005, Zinedine Zidane announced his return to the national team due to the French national team's critical qualification for the 2006 World Cup European qualifiers. [77]  。 On August 8, Zidane was appointed captain of the national team by Raymond Domenech, then head coach of the French national team. [78]  On 17 August, Zidane made his debut as a member of France's 3-0 friendly win over Ivory Coast and scored a goal in the 62nd minute. [79]  On 12 October, France qualified directly for the 2006 World Cup finals in Germany by winning 4-0 in the final match of the World Cup qualifiers for the European World Cup, winning 4-0 in the final match of the World Cup qualifiers. [80]  Zidane made four appearances in the entire World Cup European qualifiers, scoring one goal and providing one assist, helping France win three and draw one. [65] 2006 World Cup Football Swan Song 2006 World Cup Football Swan Song (10 photos) On April 26, 2006, Zinedine Zidane announced his official retirement after the World Cup in Germany. [59]  In June, Zinedine Zidane scored the winning goal with France's international teammate Thierry Henry in Germany and was named Man of the Match. [81]  On 5 July, France defeated Portugal 1-0 in the semi-finals, with Zinedine Zidane scoring the only goal of the game from the penalty spot in the 33rd minute. On July 9, the team finally lost in the penalty shootout (penalty 3-5) 4-6 on aggregate and finished as runners-up. [82]  Throughout the World Cup, Zidane made 6 appearances for the French team, scored 3 goals, provided 2 assists, won the World Cup Golden Ball Award, and was selected for the World Cup Coaching Certificate recognized by the Spanish Football Federation, for which Zidane was banned for three months by the Spanish Football Federation's Competition Committee. [89]  In May 2015, Zidane received his UEFA Professional Coaching Certificate. [90]  In the 2014–15 season, Zinedine Zidane made his debut in charge of Real Madrid's first team in the 19th round of La Liga with 8 wins, 5 draws and 10 defeats in the Spanish second division. [94]  In April, Zinedine Zidane led Real Madrid to six consecutive victories in La Liga, for which he was officially named La Liga's best coach of the month in April. [95]  On 28 May, in the UEFA Champions League final, Zinedine Zidane led Real Madrid to a 6-4 aggregate victory over Atletico Madrid on penalties, the first trophy Zidane won in his coaching career. [96]  In the 2015–16 season, Zinedine Zidane led Real Madrid to a record of 22 wins, 3 draws and 2 losses in all competitions, including 17 wins, 2 draws and 1 loss in La Liga, winning the La Liga runner-up. [97] 2016-17 season led Real Madrid to defend the Champions League 2016-17 season led Real Madrid to defend the Champions League (5 photos) On August 9, 2016, Zinedine Zidane led Real Madrid to victory over Sevilla 3-2 in extra-time in the UEFA Super Cup. [98]  On September 18, in the fourth round of La Liga, Real Madrid defeated Espanyol 2-0, Zinedine Zidane helped Real Madrid to a 16-game winning streak across La Liga seasons, making Real Madrid one of the clubs with the most consecutive wins in La Liga history. [99]  In December, Zinedine Zidane led Real Madrid to the FIFA Club World Cup. [100]  On 9 January 2017, Zinedine Zidane won second place in the FIFA Men's Head Coach of the Year competition. [101]  On January 10, Zidane was named the 2016 French Coach of the Year by French football magazine France Football. [102]  On 12 January, Zinedine Zidane led Real Madrid to a 3-3 draw with Sevilla in the quarter-finals of the second leg of the Copa del Rey in Spain, setting a record of 40 games unbeaten in all competitions since April 9, 2016, and tied for third place in the unbeaten record of European football clubs. [6]  On 21 May, Zinedine Zidane led Real Madrid to a 2-0 victory over Malaga in the final round of La Liga, with Real Madrid beating Barcelona with 93 points to win the La Liga title. [103]  On 3 June, in the UEFA Champions League final, Zinedine Zidane led Real Madrid to a 4-1 victory over Juventus at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, making Real Madrid the first football club to successfully defend its title after the Champions League restructured. At the same time, Zidane also became the first manager in 27 years to win the Champions League in two consecutive seasons since Italian coach Arrigo Sacchi. [104-105]  On June 9, Zidane was named the best coach of the month in La Liga for May 2017 by La Liga. [106]  In the 2016–17 season, Zinedine Zidane led Real Madrid to a record of 44 wins, 11 draws and 5 defeats in all competitions, and Stout United, thus defending the title of the competition. [109]  On 16 August, in the second leg of the Spanish Super Cup, Zinedine Zidane led Real Madrid to a 2-0 victory over Barcelona to win the title with an aggregate score of 5-1 over two legs. [110]  On 14 October, Zidane played his 100th game in charge of Real Madrid in the eighth round of La Liga in which Real Madrid defeated Getafe 2-1. [111]  On 24 October, Zinedine Zidane was named the 2017 FIFA Best Men's Coach of the Year award at the FIFA Annual Awards. [112]  On 6 December, Zinedine Zidane was named FIF's Head Coach of the Year. [113]  On December 16, in the FIFA Club World Cup final, Zinedine Zidane led Real Madrid to a 1-0 victory over Gremio. On 9 January 2018, Zinedine Zidane was voted France Coach of the Year by France Football magazine. [114]  On 26 May, Zinedine Zidane led Real Madrid to coach in the Champions League, signing with the club until the summer of 2022, a record 85 goals. [18]  Of these, 57 of them were played at Barcelona, and according to an announcement published on Barcelona's official website, the Argentine would be out for about 6-8 weeks, which made Messi's 2013 journey reimbursed in advance. [19]  In the 2013-2014 season, in the 29th round of La Liga, Messi scored a "hat trick" at the Bernabeu Stadium to help Barcelona defeat Real Madrid 4:3, after which Messi scored 21 goals in the national derby, surpassing Di Stefano's 18 goals. On November 29, 2013, Messi flew to Argentina for the second stage of treatment, accompanied by the Barcelona team doctor, and closely observed Messi's recovery. In the same year, he won the European Golden Boot trophy for the third time with 46 league goals. [20] On 23 November 2014, Messi scored a hat-trick in the 12th round of La Liga against Sevilla. After this campaign, Messi was officially crowned the top scorer in La Liga with 253 goals. [21]  On December 20, Messi was named the top scorer in the 2013 World Pro League by the IFFHS. [3] Champions League Goal of the Season Champions League Goal of the Season On 27 August 2015, the draw for the Champions League group stage and the award ceremony for the best European player were held at the Grimaldi Convention Centre in Monte Carlo. Messi overtook teammates Luis Suarez and Cristiano Ronaldo to become the first man to win the European Player of the Year twice. [5] Messi,  meanwhile, won the Champions League's Goal of the Season when he shook off Boateng's brilliant goal in the first leg against Bayern. [22] On 30 November 2015, the final three of the 2015 FIFA Ballon d'Or won against Sporting Gijón, in which Messi scored twice to become the first player to score 300 goals in La Liga and the 10,000th goal in Barcelona's history. [24] On May 29, 2017, after the final round of the 2016–17 Serie A season, Messi won the 2016–17 European Golden Boot with 37 goals (74 points). [25]  In August, he was shortlisted for the 2017 World Footballer of the Year. [26]  On 4 August, Leo Messi was shortlisted as a candidate for the 2016–17 Champions League striker of the year. [27]  On September 20, he was selected as a shortlist for the 2017 World Team of the Year. [28]  On the evening of November 24, Messi received the European Golden Boot in the 2016-17 season, which was also the fourth European Golden Boot for the Argentine star, and the four European Golden Boots also tied the record of Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo. [29]  On November 25, Barcelona officially renewed Messi's contract on Saturday morning Barcelona time, and Messi's new contract will expire for the 2020-21 season, with a buyout clause of 700 million euros. In other words, when Messi's new contract expires, it also means that Messi has spent 17 seasons with the Barcelona first team. [7] On December 1,  he was selected as a shortlist for the 2017 Global Football Awards. [30] On 4 March 2018, Messi scored a free-kick against Atletico Madrid, scoring a direct free-kick in three consecutive La Liga matches, the 600th goal of Messi's career. [31]  On July 17, Forbes announced the 2018 global celebrity income list, and Messi ranked 8th with $111 million. [32]  On July 24, Messi was selected as a shortlist for the 2018 FIFA World Footballer of the Year. [33] On October 12,  Messi was selected as a shortlist for the 2018 Golden Foot Award. [34]  On December 18, Messi received the 2017-2018 European Golden Boot in Barcelona, Spain, for the fifth time in his career. [35] On June 12, 2019, Forbes released the 2019 global athlete earnings rankings, and Messi ($127 million) ranked first. [36] On September 24,  Messi was voted World Footballer of the Year for the sixth time. [10]  In December, Messi won the Ballon d'Or for the sixth time in his career. National team career In June 2004, as the offensive core of the team, he did not score a goal. In the quarterfinals, Argentina lost to Germany with the largest loss score in the history of the World Cup team of 0:4, which also directly led to Maradona's dismissal. On June 16, 2014, in the first round of Group F of the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, Argentina defeated Bosnia and Herzegovina 2-1 at the Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro. [37]  On June 22, Argentina vs Iran, and in the 91st minute of stoppage time, Messi scored a stunner, and Argentina defeated Iran 1-0. [38-39]  On June 26, Argentina defeated Nigeria 3-2, with Messi scoring two goals. [40-42]  On July 2, in the quarter-finals against Switzerland, Messi provided the winning assist to allow the Pampas Eagles to advance and avoid a penalty shootout. [43]  In the World Cup, he was officially named the best player of the game by FIFA, and for the first time in history, a player has won the best of the match for four consecutive times. [43-44] On October 10,  the Argentine team began training before the South American Super Cup, during which Messi withdrew in the middle of the training, suspected to be unwell due to too much smog. [45] June 11, 2016. Moreover, in the 114-year long history of the Argentine national team, Messi is the first player to score 3 goals off the bench in a non-warm-up game, that is, this is a magical record that a large number of ancient gods such as Maradona and Barty have failed to complete. [46]  On August 13, the Argentine national team officially announced the official return of Messi, the number one star who had previously retired from the national team. [47] On 27 June 2018, Argentina narrowly defeated Nigeria 2-1 in the final round of Group D of the 2018 FIFA World Cup, with Lionel Messi taking the lead. [48]  On 30 June, the knockout round of the World Cup in Russia officially began, with France vs Argentina in the first match. In the 48th minute, Zinedine Zidane, [1]  full name Zinedine Yazid Zidane, born on June 23, 1972 in Marseille, France, was born on June 23, 1972 in Marseille, France, 998, 2000, 2003 and 1 European Ballon d'Or (1998), and is one of the Grand Slam players in football. [3-4]  In 2006, Zidane officially announced his retirement. [2] Zinedine Zidane represented France from 1994 to 2006, winning three consecutive UEFA Champions League titles, and in 2017 set a European record of 40 unbeaten games in all competitions, tied for third. [5-6]  In March 2019, Zinedine Zidane returned to Real Madrid as head coach. [7] Officially held. [55] In October of the same year, David Beckham (born 2 May 1975 in Laytonstone, London, England) is a former English professional footballer who plays as a midfielder [1]  . David Beckham rose to prominence at Manchester United as a teenager and won the World Footballer of the Year Silver Ball twice in 1999 and 2001, UEFA Player of the Year in 1999, British Athlete of the Year in 2001 and the BBC Lifetime Achievement Award in 2010. David S. 6 Award Records 7 Character Evaluation Basic Information Chinese name David Beckham Foreign name David Beckham Alias Beckham, Beckham (Cantonese), heartthrob,    Xiaobei Nationality British nationality    England birthplace London, United Kingdom Layton Stone Date of birth May 2, 1975 Height    1.83 meters body        75kg sport footballThe sports team is retiredProfessional characteristicsAccurate passing, long-range shooting king, free kick expertMajor awardsPremier League champion 6 times European player of the year 1999 English    midfielder (right midfielder), midfielder    full nameDavid Robert Joseph BeckhamShirt number 7 Character historyEdit teamRedville Levos. In elementary school, he represented the Riddle Wanderers and won the "Fifield" 5-a-side football championship [3]  [4]  . At the age of 11, he joined Walterham's under-12 team. Spotted by Manchester United scout Malcolm Fegien; Represented Essex Secondary School; Entered Tottenham Hotspur Hotspur as an elite cadet. At the age of 13, Beckham received an offer from Manchester United [3]  [5]  . In 1988, he was named the most promising student at the football school hosted by Charlton [3]  . On 8 July 1991, he joined Manchester United's youth team and began training [3]  [4]  . On January 22, 1993, he officially became a professional football player. On 7 November 1994, in the Champions Cup match against Galatasaray of Turkey, Beckham finally scored his first goal for Manchester United's first team. In 1995, in his first game on loan at Preston North End, Beckham scored a goal from a free-kick. After returning to Manchester United, Beckham had his first stable number for Manchester United, the number 24 [3].   On 2 April 1995, he made his debut for Manchester United against Leeds United, with the number 19 (and the number 7 for most of the time). On 19 August, in Manchester United's match against Aston Villa, he scored his first Premier League goal for the Reds with a long-range shot [3]  [4]  . Playing for Manchester United Playing for Manchester United (4 photos) In 1996, he represented England in the English Football Team. During the year, he won the Super League Player of the Month of August, the "Sky Sports/Panasonic" Best Newcomer Award, the league championship and the FA Cup [3]  . In 1997, he won the league title, Premier League Rookie of the Year and Matt Busby [4]  . In 1998, in the 1\8 final of the World Cup in France, England vs. Argentina, he was sent off for kicking someone in the second half, causing England to play 11 men with 10 men, and finally lost on penalties. After the game, he was strongly condemned by domestic public opinion, fell into a low point in his life, and his wedding to Victoria was also forced to be postponed [5]  [6]  . Beckham helped Manchester United win the treble Beckham helped Manchester United win the treble (3 photos) On April 25, 1999, he was nominated for European Footballer of the Year (second in votes) [3]  . In January 2000, he was ranked second in the FIFA World Footballer of the Year Awards. In June, he was selected for the England team to participate in the 11th European Football Championship, where he played in the small referee. That year, together with his team-mates, he helped Manchester United win the English Premier League title in the 1999-2000 season. On November 15, before England's match against Italy, the national team's interim coach Peter. Taylor appointed him captain. He also won the English Footballer of the Year in 2000 [7]  . 2001 World Footballer of the Year 2nd Individual Award. That year, he was nominated for Great Britain Athlete of the Year, World Footballer of the Year (second in votes) and European Footballer of the Year (fourth in votes), and was named in the UEFA Team of the Year [3]  [5]  [8]  . In April 2002, in the Champions League 1\4 final against Deportivo La Coruna, he was kicked by Argentine player Doscher, resulting in a fracture of the second phalange in his left foot and almost missing the World Cup. Later, he survived a car accident. On May 9, he was received by British Prime Minister Tony Blair. On May 10, he was received by the Queen of England. In May, on the last day of the league season, he signed a contract with Manchester United until June 2005. In June, he became the first solo male cover character of Mary Clare magazine. After recovering from a leg injury in June, he played in the World Cup with the national team and scored a penalty against Argentina in the group stage to help England win 1-0 against an opponent who had been beaten in 1998. In the 1\4 finals, England lost to Brazil [3]  [5]  . Playing for Real Madrid Playing for Real Madrid (6 photos) 21:45 local time in 2003), in the second leg of the Spanish Super Cup, with goals from Raul, Ronaldo and David Beckham, Real Madrid defeated Mallorca 3-0 at home and won the Super Cup with an aggregate score of 4:2. He was also named in the UEFA Team of the Year [3]  [7]  . In June 2004, he captained LinkedIn Gran to the European Championship and reached the quarterfinals [9]  . In July 2005, he came to Asia with Real Madrid to do publicity and pre-match training. David Beckham David Beckham (20 photos) David Beckham failed to play the full game. On July 2 of the same year, he resigned as captain of England [3]  . In January 2007, Becky decided not to renew his contract with Real Madrid, announcing that he would join Major League Soccer at the end of the season. On January 16, Real Madrid defeated Mallorca's Los Angeles Galaxy 3-1 to become the latest member of the Major League Soccer League [10-12].   Beckham on the pitch Beckham on the pitch (7 photos) On December 20, Beckham officially signed a contract with Milan and will be on loan at Milan for the 2008-2009 season [3]  [13]  . Playing for England Playing for England (4 photos) On 13 February 2009, Becky made his 108th appearance for England, tying Moore for the second-most appearances in England's history after veteran goalkeeper Hilton. On March 8, AC Milan officially announced that footballer David Beckham would remain with the team until June 30, 2009 [3]  [14]  . On October 15, 2009, the final match of Group F of the World Cup European Qualifiers was held, and after the preliminary diagnosis, Xiaobei ruptured the Achilles tendon in his left foot and will rest for 5 to 6 months, and he will completely miss the World Cup in South Africa [17]  [18]  . On April 29, 2011, London, England, David Beckham, his wife Victoria and three children appeared at Carson's Family Department Center Stadium to face the Eastern Conference champion Houston Dinamore. In the end, with Donovan's only goal, the Galaxy won the championship with a narrow 1-0 home victory. This is also the first Finals title won by Beckham in his five-year career [17]  [19]  . On December 2, 2012, the Major League Finals were played in Los Angeles, and Beckham made his last appearance for the Los Angeles Galaxy, helping the team successfully reverse the Houston Dynamo 3-1 and achieve two consecutive major league championships. David Beckham David Beckham (7 photos) On February 1, 2013, David Beckham's family attended the premiere of "The class of 92" [20]  . In the early hours of February 25, Beckham made his Ligue 1 debut at Paris Saint-Germain. In the 76th decibels, the outside instep shot from the right side of the anti-offside position flew to the far corner, and Ibrahimovic followed up with a header into the goal. Paris won 2-0, which was also Beckham's first assist in Paris. On the evening of May 16, the FA officially announced that David Beckham would officially retire after the end of the season [6]  [21-25]  . In June 2014, Xiaobei was a guest on CCTV's program "Let's Talk" [26]  . On November 6, David Beckham, accompanied by Jack Ma, visited the company. [27] November 18, 2015, Beckham's Early ExperienceEdit Juvenile Kaka Juvenile Kaka On April 22, 1982, Kaka, whose original name was Ricardo Izekson dos Santos Reit, was born in Brasilia, Brazil. Her mother, Simone Cristina Santos Reiter, was a teacher, and her father, Bosko Izeksson Berella Reiter, was an engineer. This allowed Kaka to grow up in a wealthy family, and Kaka's younger brother, Degan, was also a football player. He spent the first 4 years of his life in Brasilia, where his family moved to São Paulo when he was 4 years old [1]  . At the age of 8, Kaka joined Sao Paulo FC with the number 8 jersey. At the age of 15, Kaka was determined to become a footballer, and at the same time, Kaka did not abandon his studies. He signed a contract with São Paulo and helped São Paulo win the São Paulo State Youth Cup [1]  . In October 2000, Kaka accidentally hit his head at the bottom of the pool while diving. He immediately went to the hospital for 4 injections, and everything seemed normal. However, during training two days later, he felt dizzy and had a terrible pain in his neck. The team doctor in São Paulo examined him and found him to have a fractured vertebrae. The accident nearly paralyzed him, but luckily Kaka made a full recovery from the accident. He believed that this was God's work and believed in God [1] with great devotion [1]  . Career Editor São Paulo takes off from Rio – Winner of the São Paulo Championship and was named the best player of the Brazilian league in 2001. In the following season, Kaka scored 10 goals in 22 games and caught the attention of European clubs, including an offer from Paris Saint-Germain, which Kaka rejected [1]  . Joined AC Milan Milan scored his first Champions League goal against Club Brugge in Belgium [1]  . In the 2004/05 season, Kaka scored seven goals in 36 league games as AC Milan finished second in Serie A. After joining Real Madrid Joining Real Madrid on June 9, 2009, after Real Madrid reached an agreement with AC Milan, Kaka became a Real Madrid player. After completing a six-year contract with Real Madrid, Kaka satisfactorily passed the medical with the number 8 shirt. [6]  At 8:30 p.m. on June 30, Kaka officially appeared at the Bernabeu Stadium. April of the 11th year of the emperor. In the 2011-2012 season, Kaka made 27 appearances in La Liga, contributing five goals and seven assists. In the Champions League, Kaka made eight appearances, with three goals and five assists. Since joining Real Madrid, he has played in 92 of the team's 166 games, scoring 24 goals [1]  . On August 9, 2012, Real Madrid defeated AC Milan 5-1 at Yankee Stadium in New York, USA, and substitute Kaka scored a hat-trick of assists. [7]  On September 27, at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium at the Bernabéu Cup, Kaka scored a hat-trick of assists to help the team beat the Colombian Riches 8-0 and lift the Bernabéu Cup as captain. [8] Kaka's four seasons at Real Madrid, on 12 October 2017, Kaka announced that he would not renew his contract with Orlando City at the end of the season. [12] Announcing his retirement On the evening of December 17, 2017, Kaka announced his decision to retire. [3]  [13] National team historyEdit Kaka in the Brazilian national team Kaka in the Brazilian national team (9 photos) In 2001, Kaka was named in the squad for the Brazilian Under-20 national team to participate in the 2001 World Youth Football Championship and scored one goal in the group stage between Brazil and Australia. Brazil, on the other hand, lost to Ghana in the quarter-finals and were eliminated early. On January 31, 2002, Kaka made his debut for the Brazilian national team during a World Cup warm-up match between Brazil and Bolivia. Kaka was then named in the squad for the Brazilian national team for the World Cup, the prototype of the Brazilian Magic Quartet. In 2002, Brazil, which was composed of Ronaldo, Rivaldo, and Ronaldinho, competed in the World Cup held in South Korea and Japan. [14]  In the third match of the group stage against Costa Rica, the encore was "slow, lacking variety, dislocated core, and failing to form a tacit understanding." In the quarterfinals, Brazil lost 0-1 to France and missed the semifinals. On June 26, 2009, Kaka led Brazil to defend the Confederations Cup and was named Player of the Match. In June 2010, Kaka represented Brazil at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Brazil beat North Korea 2-1 in the group stage of the World Cup in South Africa, and Kaka was replaced by Nirma in the 78th minute. In the second game, Brazil beat Ivory Coast 3-1, Kaka provided two assists, but in the second half, he was sent off for a second yellow card because the referee considered him suspected of retaliating against his opponent. [15]  On June 29, 2010, Brazil defeated Chile 3-0 at Ellis Park in Johannesburg in the quarter-finals of the World Cup. Kaka set up Fabiano's third goal of the tournament and he is also tied with Thomas Muller for the top assists chart with three assists. Kaka, who had just finished a red card ban, also received a yellow card in this game. [16]  On 2 July 2010, the Netherlands defeated Brazil 2-1 at the Mandela Bay Stadium in Port Elizabeth. [17] On March 23, 2020, FIFA and the World Health Organization jointly launched a public welfare campaign called "Spreading the Message, Eliminating the New Coronavirus", and Messi participated in the recording of the epidemic prevention propaganda video [61]  . On June 28, 2016, in Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, a statue of Messi was inaugurated, and citizens gathered in front of the statue, hoping that Messi could change his mind and stay in the national team. [62]   Statue of Messi Statue of Messi [63] [63] Football player. [11]
Think less, stay away from sorrow, and keep your mind calm;
 
Less resentment, stay away from sadness, and sing all the way.