On October 13, 2011 (September 17, 2011 in the lunar calendar), the FIFA Executive Committee decided to restore the legal rights of the China Football Association. On October 13, 1979, the FIFA Executive Committee decided to restore the legal rights of China Football Association. On June 14, 1952, FIFA recognized that the All-China Sports Federation inherited the former Chinese Sports Association, which joined FIFA in 1931, as a member. On June 21-22, 1954, the FIFA Congress held in Bern, Switzerland, ignored the firm opposition of my country's representatives and accepted Taiwan as a member. China has repeatedly requested to cancel Taiwan's membership, but FIFA rejected it. On June 7, 1958, China representatives issued a statement at the 31st FIFA Congress, announcing their withdrawal from FIFA. In 1978, the 40th FIFA Congress passed a resolution confirming that our Football Association is most qualified to represent China and authorized the Executive Committee to implement this resolution. On October 13, 1979, the FIFA Executive Committee decided to restore the legal rights of the China Football Association. The Executive Committee of the International Federation of Football formally made a decision in Zurich, Switzerland, to restore the legal rights of People's Republic of China in the International Federation of Football, and required that the football association in Taipei be renamed "China Taipei Football Association" and that any symbols of the "Republic of China" should not be used in the future. On July 7, 1980, the 42nd FIFA Congress approved the decision made by the FIFA Executive Committee to restore the legal rights of China Football Association in FIFA. From then on, China returned to the international football family. Comments: Adhere to the China principle and ultimately win