After Australia's goal, Chinese reporters and Chinese fans in front of the TV were collectively cheering for Australia, hoping that they would be able to hold on to the end.

Australia did not disappoint them, and sure enough, they kept the score 1-1 until the final whistle.

At the end of the match, the Chinese reporters in the media gallery cheered excitedly: "It's time to fight South Korea!" ”

It's a really amazing scene. You must know that in the past Chinese football, when it came to the Korean team, it was a stomachache. I'm most afraid of running into South Korea, and if I do, I basically predict that this game will be lost.

How else could there be a "Koreanophobia"?

Since December 60, 1978, at the Asian Games in Bangkok, Thailand, the Chinese team lost 0:1 to the South Korean team, in the past 32 years, the Chinese team has never won the South Korean team in the international A-level competition - in the 1983 Singapore Merlion Cup third place match, the Chinese team led by Zeng Xuelin defeated South Korea 2:0; In the 1986 Nehru Gold Cup, the Chinese team led by Nian Weisi also defeated South Korea 2:1; In the 1992 King of Thailand Cup in Bangkok, the Chinese team defeated the South Korean team 2:1. But in fact, these three games are not A-level events recognized by FIFA, so in the real A-level competition, in the 32 years before 2010, the Chinese team has not won once against the South Korean team.

In fact, after the 0:1 defeat at that time, everyone did not realize that this was the beginning of "Koreanophobia".

It was only after Xu Genbao led the Olympic team to lose 1:3 to South Korea in 1992 that the term was coined by Chinese journalists.

I didn't think that the three of them would become tigers, but the word was said too much, and it turned out to be true.

In the past 32 years, 26 meetings, China has drawn 11 times and lost 15 games.

It was not until February 10, 2010 that the Chinese team defeated the South Korean team 3:0 in the East Asian semifinals, which was considered the end of "Koreanophobia".

But because the South Korean team was not the main team in that game, there have always been people who have a pimple in their hearts, and they always feel that it may only temporarily relieve the symptoms, rather than completely cure.

There are also some spirits, Koreans said that the Chinese team won the Korean team once, and the Korean team became like this, and the South Korean team won your Chinese team so many times, did people do it?

Other spiritual Koreans try to prove that the East Asian semifinals are not A-level events, so they can't count. But in fact, although the East Asian semi-finals are not played on the match days stipulated by FIFA, they have FIFA points, and as long as there are points, the games are A-level events.

After the 2013 East Asian semifinals were changed to the East Asian Cup, the Chinese team led by Fu Bo and the South Korean team played again, and the two teams drew 0:0 in that game, and the Chinese team did not win. In addition, after defeating the South Korean team in the East Asian semifinals in early 2010, the Chinese Olympic team lost 0:3 to South Korea in the Guangzhou Asian Games in the second half of the year.

As a result, people in spiritual Koreans seem to believe that "Koreanophobia" still exists.

It is precisely because of these spiritual Korean sayings that Chinese fans are holding their breath.

If we can beat the South Korean team in a match of this level in the Asian Cup, I am afraid that all the spiritual Koreans will be speechless.

You say that the East Asian semi-finals are not A-level competitions, so is the Asian Cup?

You said that South Korea was not the main force when it beat South Korea last time, so is the South Korean team all the main force in the Asian Cup this time?

If the Chinese pair can also beat the South Korean team this time, it will be really impressive.

In the past, Chinese fans were very worried that the Chinese team would meet South Korea, and as long as they met, it would be fine.

But this time, everyone is so confident because of Gao Zheng's outstanding performance and because of the integrity of the Chinese team in the game against Uzbekistan, which makes people feel that this is not a team that will only rely on Gao Zheng to carry it.

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After the game, the South Korean media also paid attention to the Chinese reporters cheering for Australia in the media booth, coupled with the footage taken at the time, the South Korean media damaged all the Chinese media, and the comments of Korean netizens under these news and videos were also eye-opening.

“…… Look at their happy looks, as if it is a very happy thing for the Chinese team to play against the South Korean team......"

"Alas, I don't know where the Chinese get their self-confidence, just rely on a high Zheng? Our Sun Xingmin is not bad either! ”

"Are the Chinese so carried away by the victory that they still want to play the quarterfinals with us? I really think it's actually more advantageous to let them play against the host, because after losing they can use the excuse that the AFC wants to ensure the ratings, so send the host to the final four, anyway, it's not their fault for losing, isn't this very in line with the Chinese's usual style of acting? ”

"In order to play against us, he will not hesitate to cheer for the teams of other countries. It's the first time I've seen such shameless reporters at the Asian Cup, and I'm so ashamed to be yellow at the same time as them...... Looking at the eyes of Australian journalists, they also wonder why Chinese journalists are doing this. I'm sorry that they saw the embarrassing side of the yellow race! ”

"I've heard the term 'Koreanophobia', and I would say that the team that lost to China in the 2010 East Asian semi-finals was not South Korea at all, so I don't think we lost to China. If the Chinese team wants to break the 'Koreanophobia', I'm afraid it will have to wait another 100 years! Anyway, I won't see it until I die, hehe! ”

"It is said that when Gao Zheng was interviewed, he said that he most hoped to play in the quarterfinals with South Korea, and I don't know who gave him such courage. Did he think that he would be able to win against the South Korean team and the Chinese team? Don't think that if you beat us once in 2010, you can really win, we didn't play at all! ”

"The Chinese team actually took the initiative to ask us for a fight? Hahahaha! It's the funniest joke I've ever heard this year! ”

Some South Korean media warmed up for the battle between China and South Korea and released a photo in which the Taiji Tiger representing the South Korean team was huge and squatting on the court, while the panda representing China on the opposite side was short and cute, lying in front of the Taiji Tiger, as if he was bowing down.

The outlet also added a blank dialog box in front of the Tiger for readers to fill in what they wanted to say.

What this picture wants to convey is probably something that a fool can guess.

There are even Korean fans who turned Gao Zheng's photo P into a posthumous portrait and put it on the Internet, saying that it was prepared in advance for Gao Zheng's funeral after the game.

It can be said that the game has not started yet, but in the minds of the South Koreans, by the time the results of the match come, the Chinese team is already dead.

The manipulation of South Korean online games and media has also provoked the anger of Chinese fans.

Under the organization of the emperor bar, many Chinese fans went out to fight back against Korean fans and Korean media under those news, and some people treated them in their own way, and Sun Xingmin also gave P a posthumous portrait.

Fans on both sides are playing hotly on the Internet, but in fact, there are still five days left before the two teams play......