Losing to U16 National Young Master, Korean media broke the defense: It can t beat China s Great Wall, losing is too disappointing

The South Korean team played against the weakest Mongolian team in the group in the last game. Many professionals analyzed that they were just keeping their efforts to play against the Chinese team, and it was true.

In a focus match of the U16 Men's Basketball Team in the Asian Cup, the Chinese National Youth Team defeated the South Korean team 97-81. After the game, the Korean media expressed their disappointment.

The general meaning of the Korean media report is that the Chinese National Youth Team reversed the game in the second half with the super front line composed of Zhang Yi, Zhao Jie, Zhang Ziyi and Zhao Boxin.

"Although our players work hard, they are still shocked by them in the face of the U16 Chinese National Youth Team. The tall lineup composed of Zhang Yi, Zhao Jie, Zhang Ziyi and Zhao Boxin has super physical talents. We failed to cross the Great Wall of China, and losing is disappointing." South Korean media reported.

In this game, the South Korean team made full use of their own characteristics in the first half, and they were well prepared, using their shooting and fierce outside defense, and led by 1 point at the end of the first half.

However, after the Chinese team adapted to the offense and defense of the South Korean team in the second half, the latter's physical fitness also declined. In the end, the Chinese team won with a big advantage of 16 points and qualified as the first place in the group.

It is worth mentioning that the South Korean team played against the weakest Mongolian team in the group in the last game. Many professionals analyzed that they were just keeping their efforts to play against the Chinese team, and it turns out.

Because China and South Korea have been competing for a long time in Asian basketball history, every time the Korean team meets the Chinese team, it feels like they are infuriated with blood. They also defeated the Chinese team led by Yang Hansen in the last Asian Youth Championship, and the Korean media almost always use the "Great Wall" to describe the tall Chinese team.

The Chinese team has directly advanced to the quarterfinals. Their opponent is very likely to be the Bahrain team with two super insiders, and the South Korean team will likely face the powerful Australian team, which means they are likely to be blocked outside the semi-finals and will lose the qualification to advance to the U17 World Youth Championship.