The performances of Hong Kong team's No. 15 left-back Roberto and No. 3 right-back McGiddy were very eye-catching, not only because of their unique skin color, but also because of their outstanding physical fitness.

Both of these black children were born in Hong Kong and grew up drinking Hong Kong water. Although their football awareness and skills are not particularly outstanding, the flexibility and explosiveness of the body do reflect the racial advantages.

It is obviously a half-to-half chance to grab the ball, they can always start half a step ahead of you to take the ball away. Their movements of dribbling the ball are not gorgeous, but they are natural and smooth as silk, without the feeling of being deliberately done.

When Li Weizhen was in physical confrontation with McGiddy, the opponent's figure was very strong, and it felt like he was standing on a wall.

Li Weizhen's explosive advantage that he was proud of had no advantage in front of him. The opponent turned around quickly and had amazing explosive power. He could stick it in just a few steps, just as difficult as a black dog skin plaster.

After several attempts, Li Weizhen found that the success rate of one-on-one singles was not high, so he had to actively seek cooperation with his teammates;

Liu Kehu was even more miserable. Luo Batu followed him without hesitation, trying to get stuck in his position, but found that he could not die at all. The other party pushed him straight over like a mountain, and he couldn't even hold him in the way!

After the two forwards of Guangxi team were firmly nailed to death, Hong Kong team's No. 4 central defender Tan Ming moved forward directly and became a midfielder, fighting against Wu Qizheng.

The Hong Kong team's approach is simple and direct. The Guangxi team's main attack power is contributed by the frontcourt trio. If they use the method of Duizi to hold this head down, they will inevitably run around like a headless fly.

When the frontcourt offense is blocked, the Guangxi team can only achieve a second offense by moving the organizational function backward. The specific approach is to retract Jing Yizhou and use his ball-passing ability to sort out the ball out route. The right side where Xu Te and Xie Zhan are located has become the team's main offensive source, and the alternating forward insertion of the two also creates some opportunities.

After all, the frontcourt was imprisoned, and the assists from the right were difficult to generate opportunities to directly threaten the opponent's goal, making the Guangxi team like a ship that lost its course in the sea.

As the Hong Kong team accelerated the pass of the ball in the middle and frontcourts, two wing forwards, Jixun and Lin Feixiang, actively pressed forward, and with their good accuracy, the shells were continuously transmitted to the heads of two forwards, Dong Wusheng and William Lee, and the Guangxi team's penalty area was suddenly in chaos.

William Lee is a British man. When he was very young, he came to Hong Kong with his parents and became a Hong Kong citizen. After returning to China in 1997, his parents still chose to stay in Hong Kong.

William Lee, who has been influenced by the strong modern football in Britain, quickly emerged in Hong Kong teams at all levels with his good football skills.

With his outstanding performance, William Lee was selected for this special youth team formed to participate in the Kaihang Cup.

Judging from the literal meaning, the Hong Kong team No. 9 seems to be two brothers with Li Weizhen of Guangxi team, but in fact his surname is not Li.

His English name is leon    williams. It was originally named William Li. Later, in order to be more in line with the Chinese habits, it was specially changed to lee     williams, which became the current name William Li.

William Lee is a white man with fair skin and golden hair, which has a bit of Beckham's taste. He is also known as "Hong Kong Beckham".

The Hong Kong team's game can attract many local residents to watch the game, and some even young girls who don't understand football, and William Lee's appearance has become a key factor.

William Lee looks like Beckham of England midfielder, wearing the number of the No. 9 orthodox center, but he likes to revolve around the center Dong Wusheng, willing to be a green leaf, and devote himself to transporting shells to him.

This is also the reason why Dong Wusheng easily scored 10 goals in 6 games.

If Dong Wusheng is Alan Shearer, William Lee is the "ginger-headed" Scholes who plays the shadow striker. This combination of Dong and Li is a perfect match.

The right forward of the Hong Kong team No. 17 is called Jixun, and the English name is Jackson, which is generally translated as Jackson in mainland China.

For the purpose of respecting the habits of Hong Kong people, the organizing committee used this name in the Order Book according to the list they reported.

Jixun's skin tone is between black and white, and is slightly darker than the Chinese skin tone, similar to a brown-yellow color.

This is also related to his origin. Jixun is a South American, with Indian blood and naturally shows traces of Indo-European mixed blood.

It is precisely because of the nature of South Americans that Jixun has become the best ball player on the court. The little trick that can be played with is shocking. It turns out that football can still be played.

Jing Yizhou, who faced him, was the best player in the Guangxi team's dribbling skills, but he was simply a slim figure in front of Jixun. He turned his head into a simple spike and turned his head into a superman. He passed Jing Yizhou three times. In the end, he still used a rainbow superman with an unsatisfactory move, which was extremely humiliating.

It was not until Xiao Xiao, who was angry, used a fierce side shovel to stop his play, which also attracted a verbal warning from the referee on duty.

Such teasing moves make the opponents on the court easily get angry, but in the eyes of the audience off the court, it is very eye-catching. European and American people have physical talents, understanding of football, and a relaxed and relaxed game mentality. They are truly enjoying football. Winning and losing are not important, but the important thing is to have fun.

When it comes to football, the Chinese have always been very serious, but they have also gone too seriously. They play the ball in a stern manner and pay every price to pursue victory. It seems like a sports car with established tracks. The purpose of the game is to go all out to reach the finish line as quickly as possible.

In the eyes of Europeans and Americans, these Chinese people are playing too utilitarian and have become increasingly deviated from the essence and original intention of football.

The alternative existence of the Hong Kong team has indeed allowed the Chinese people to see another football philosophy. Along the way, they are neither quick nor slow, neither arrogant nor impatient, nor humble, and unrestrained. It is a European-style football.

The Guangxi team represents the rise of weak areas. They are more eager to show themselves on the court and attach more importance to the final results. They can also represent the true mentality of most inland teams. They are a portrayal of oriental football.

This third and fourth place final inadvertently became the battlefield for football competition between the East and the West, representing a fierce collision of two concepts. Is it the free and easy west wind blowing or the restrained east wind getting stronger? The big article of Qihang Cup points out the topic as it is approaching the end of the writing and points out the direction of the author's thinking.
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