China　willing　to　host　2018　World　Cup

 　SHANGHAI,　Sept.　30　-　China　has　shown　its　will　to　host　the　2018　World　Cup　as　Xie　Yalong,　Chinese　Football　Association's　(CFA)　vice　president　made　a　positive　statement　on　the　FIFA　press　conference　in　Shanghai　on　Saturday,　one　day　before　the　final　match　of　the　Women's　World　Cup　2007.　
　It's　the　first　time　that　a　senior　official　from　the　CFA　made　it　clear　on　such　an　important　occasion.　
　"We've　noticed　that　FIFA　president　Mr　Blatter's　compliment　to　China's　organizing　ability　and　we　highly　appreciate　that,"　said　Xie.　
　"The　CFA　has　been　keeping　a　positive　attitude　for　hosting　the　Men's　World　Cup.　We're　now　trying　to　study　some　details　with　FIFA　with　regards　to　the　bidding　process,　and　are　making　strong　efforts　to　create　good　conditions　to　set　a　strong　base　for　the　bidding."　
　"We　are　considering　to　hold　a　major　men's　competition　at　a　higher　level　after　the　Women's　Wolrd　Cup.　And　we've　held　talks　to　officials　from　different　cities　on　the　bidding　issue,　seeking　cooperation　from　them　and　will　make　some　viable　research　and　plan,　and　then　submit　these　to　higher　officials　for　examination　and　approval."　
　"The　bidding　process　for　2018　will　start　in　2010,　so　we　have　enough　time　to　get　well-prepared　for　that."　
　But　the　FIFA　president　Joseph　S.　Blatter,　who　also　presented　at　the　conference　had　a　rather　calm　view　before　China's　ardor.　
　"The　FIFA　executive　committee　meeting　will　not　decide　whether　the　hosting　rights　of　the　2014　World　Cup　go　to　Brazil　or　not　until　October　31,"　said　Blatter.　
　He　clarified　that　the　executive　committee　will　also　decide　whether　to　continue　the　current　rotation　system　among　different　continents　for　the　bidding　of　the　2018　tournament　on　the　meeting.　
　According　to　the　rotation　system,　the　2018　World　Cup　will　transfer　to　Oceania.　And　the　most　possible　candidate　Australia　of　the　continent　have　joined　the　Asian　Football　Confederation,　which　creates　some　chance　for　China.　
　The　FIFA　head　also　sang　high　praise　for　China's　ability　to　hold　world　biggest　sports　events,　he　said:　"China　have　the　ability　to　hold　the　World　Cup,　China　have　all　the　technical,　fundamental　facilities."　
　"The　Women's　World　Cup　has　proved　China's　ability.　Next　year　they　will　hold　the　Olympics,　which　have　28　events.　And　that　will　further　prove　their　ability."　
　After　putting　a　little　bit　frustration　on　the　Chinese　enthusiasm,　Blatter　suggested　that　China　bid　for　the　World　Cup,　"Definitely　it　will　be　a　good　candidate."　
　Blatter　expressed　his　satisfaction　with　the　organization　of　the　Women's　World　Cup　2007.　
　"I'm　satisfied　with　the　level　of　techniques,　the　quality　of　the　matches,　and　the　spirit　of　fair　play.　The　40,000　(attendance)　on　average　is　a　tremendous　success.　In　broadcast　there　are　more　than　200　televisions　and　radio　stations　to　cover　the　tournament,　it's　really　a　big,　big　success."