**Preparing for both the team competitions and the Olympic team events simultaneously – it feels a bit risky

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As the title suggests, **the team is actively preparing for the Asian Championships in September, while the national Olympic team is competing in the CEV Cup; I’ve also kept an eye on that recently. **The team lost two matches in a row during their training camp in Europe. Well, even if you manage to beat a weaker team, you still get criticized; and when the opponents are a bit stronger, the team loses repeatedly and is unable to implement any tactics or strategies. At this rate, they won’t be able to do well in the Asian Championship either. I’m not familiar with Coach Gong, nor do I know what his capabilities are. With the current lineup of the team, it’s impossible to win a championship – even if Yao Ming returned, it wouldn’t help. On the other hand, although the National Olympic Team has had both wins and losses, it showed its own determination and style. I share the view of many people: by bringing in Yi Jianlian, the National Olympic Team is stronger than ** Team. The goal behind forming the U.S. Dream Team is to have the best players plus the best role players. What is the goal behind forming our Chinese team? Find a second-tier team to take its place! ? The in-team communication is passable, but everything else is completely useless. Coach Gong is so stingy; he removes all the players from Liaolan’s team as soon as they ask for a day off. How can your poor backcourt compete with teams from Japan, South Korea, and Iran? It is recommended to bring back the eldest nephew and Tao Hanlin as soon as possible. **The team also needs a competitive mechanism: those who perform well stay, while those whose performance is poor leave. There’s a catfish effect at work; only then can our team keep getting better. There isn’t much time left for Coach Miyama~