Just as the poem goes:
"Pay the toll if you want to go through the mountain road built by me;
Pay the fare if you want to enjoy the shades under the tree planted by me."
It was also accurately reflecting the status of various competitions in all sorts of industries at home and abroad, including, but not limited to, the pet industry and the CFA.
If someone wanted to participate in the CFA Tournament, his cat must possess a studbook, proving that this cat had been registered with the CFA, a prerequisite to being eligible for the competition.
As the saying goes, the opportunities must not be given to outsiders. If an unregistered cat became the champion in the end, how would those registered cats and their owners feel? Who will pay the registration fees in the future?
