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News 1: "Work Plan for Tournament Organization of China Youth Football League...
News 1: "Work Plan for Tournament Organization of China Youth Football League (2022-2024)" on June 1Question:What is the purpose of the passage？According to the Workplan for the China Youth Football League (CYFL) (2022-2024), jointly1 released on Wednesday by the Ministry2 of Education, the State General Administration of Sport (GAS) and the Chinese Football Association (CFA), the youth football league is open to all youth teams nationwide."I believe this league is conducive3 to the expansion of China's soccer population and the search and development of talented players as long as we keep doing it," said Wang Liwei, director of GAS's Youth Sports Department.To this end, the authorities have released a number of guiding policy documents since 2015 including reforming the CFA and the professional leagues, improving campus and community football and increasing the number of facilities available to players, teams and clubs at all levels of the sport.answer：The Chinese government has issued some guiding documents to chart the way forward for Chinese football.News two: Elizabeth Truss has become the third female prime minister in British historyQuestion:What changes is Elizabeth Truss likely to bring to Britain if she takes office?British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss won the ruling Conservative Party's leadership contest Monday and will replace Boris Johnson as the country's new prime minister.In the runoff, Truss, 47, beat former Chancellor1 of the Exchequer2 Rishi Sunak by winning approximately 57.4 percent of the Conservative Party members' vote, Graham Brady, chair of the party's backbench 1922 Committee, announced Monday.The formal handover is scheduled for Tuesday after Truss and Johnson meet Queen Elizabeth II, who is staying at her Balmoral estate in Scotland.Truss will be Britain's third female prime minister after Margaret Thatcher3 and Theresa May.answer:She will propose a bold plan to cut taxes and grow the economy. She will tackle the energy crisis, get to grips with people's energy bills and tackle Britain's long-term problems with energy supply.
