The reason why caddies are brought to football matches: caddies represent fairness, caddies represent hope, and caddies represent inheritance. 1. Caddies represent fairness. In football matches, fair competition is the goal that people pursue, and children are the purest people in the world. Let innocent children witness the game, which means fairness and justice. Players holding children's hands and appearing together are also intended to express the "pure" and "friendly" concepts of football games, and also promote the fair and just competitive spirit of football. 2. Caddies represent hope. Little caddies are not only the hope of a country, but also the hope of a nation, and the hope of the whole world. The future of children is full of infinite possibilities, and the future world ultimately belongs to the new generation of children. Similarly, the task of future development of football will ultimately fall on the shoulders of children. 3. Caddies represent the inheritance. The reason why the development of football lasts for a long time is very important because it is passed down from generation to generation. Being held by players and appearing in front of hundreds of millions of viewers, this kind of "big hands holding small hands" conveys not only strength, but also warmth. On the court, the little ball boys can feel the charm of football and get up close and personal with the stars. Contact also represents the inheritance of football culture. The selection process of football caddies: The current global selection of caddies for the World Cup is exclusively sponsored and organized by McDonald's Corporation and is the only officially recognized by FIFA. Starting from the 2002 World Cup in Korea and Japan, the event was renamed the "FIFA World Cup McDonald's Caddy Selection Event." It is understood that the caddie selection event for the 2014 Brazil World Cup in China will be held from March 19 to April 20. Football-loving children (both male and female) nationwide who are 6 to 10 years old can be accompanied by their parents. Submit registration information and entries on a dedicated event website, and participate in the online competition that combines netizen voting and expert review.