Tianjin, the capital city of China's Hebei province, has maintained safety during the recent cancellation and restructuring process for Chinese football clubs.

In September, Chinese Super League (CSL) was suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The suspension was lifted in early October but the league continued without any games until January 24th, when it was officially restructured into two divisions: one for the lower division and another for the upper division.

The suspension of the CSL caused some controversy among fans and critics who argued that the league should be given more time to recover and play games before being reinstated.

However, Tianjin Football Club, which plays in the second division of the CSL, remained steadfast in their commitment to maintaining safety and stability within the club's operations.

As part of this effort, the club implemented several measures to ensure the safety of its players and staff, including regular health checks, strict quarantine protocols, and the use of masks in training sessions.

The club also worked closely with local authorities and sports officials to develop new rules and regulations to govern the operation of the league, ensuring that all aspects of the game were conducted safely and ethically.

Despite these efforts, the suspension of the CSL continued, and the league returned to its previous schedule on January 25th. However, the suspension did not last long as the league resumed operations on February 7th after being temporarily shut down by the provincial government.

In conclusion, while the suspension of the CSL was disappointing, Tianjin Football Club remained committed to maintaining safety and stability within the club's operations. They have demonstrated exceptional leadership and dedication to safeguarding the interests of their players and staff, and they will continue to work towards achieving their goals.