On the soccer field, geopolitical complexity is like an invisible battle. Let's take a look at the soccer teams that will pose a challenge to us. In the second tier, Japan, Tajikistan, Australia and Indonesia are strong, while in the third tier, Jordan, China, Iraq and Vietnam are not to be underestimated. In the fourth tier, Iran, Oman, Syria and Kyrgyzstan are also not to be taken lightly.
I have to admit that the Chinese national team has encountered some strong teams in the group draw. Uzbekistan and South Korea are in the first tier, followed by Japan and Australia, and teams like Iran are also quite strong. Under such circumstances, whether the strength of the Chinese team can stand out in the group stage is undoubtedly suspenseful. If they are grouped with these strong teams, the possibility of China losing in the group stage is very high, and may even become the bottom of the group, which is the same as the situation of Saudi Arabia. The chances of coming out on top are slim to none.
However, there is always a dream, what if it comes true? If the Chinese national team really draws one of these strong teams, we have to give it our best shot. Only then will we be able to make it to the knockout stage. If we don't try hard, we are doomed to be hopeless. Let's envision that if China can finish in the top two of the group in next year's finals and make it to the top eight, the road to the 2023 World Championship will not be far away. The difficulty is comparable to that of the championship, but as long as we go forward, anything is possible.
