The Chinese government's attack on the Guangzhou Evergrande football club has caused widespread concern among people in China and globally. The club is owned by Chinese businessman Liang Wenbo, who has been accused of using his wealth to fund the construction of a sports stadium in Beijing.

On September 26th, the Chinese Football Association (CFA) issued a statement saying that they had launched an investigation into the case and would take appropriate measures to punish those responsible for the incident. However, this does not seem to have stopped the attacks from continuing.

The attacks have targeted both the player and team members of the club, as well as their supporters and fans. Many believe that the Chinese government's response to the attack has been inadequate and that it should be more aggressive in its efforts to stop the attacks.

One reason why the Chinese government's response may not have been enough is that the Chinese government's actions have often focused on punishing individuals rather than addressing the underlying issues behind the attacks. This can make it difficult for the Chinese government to effectively address the problem.

Another factor that may be contributing to the lack of effective response from the Chinese government is the lack of transparency in the way that the Chinese government handles such cases. While the CFA has stated that they will investigate the case, there has been no indication that any action has been taken against those responsible.

In conclusion, while the Chinese government's response to the attack on Guangzhou Evergrande has been criticized, it is important to note that it does not necessarily mean that the Chinese government's response is inadequate or ineffective. Instead, it suggests that there may be other factors at play that need to be addressed in order to effectively combat the attacks.