"Taiwan Competition" to brother Zhang Zhengyu, who has been losing since childhood. Brother Zhang Shilun, a rising star, responded domineeringly

Zhang Zhengyu (right) and Zhang Shilun (left). (File photo, taken by reporter Chen Yikuan)

[Reporter Gong Naixi/Reporting from Taipei] The "Dragon-Elephant Battle" will be the premiere of the Taiwan competition. At 5:05 this afternoon, G1 will ignite the war at the Taipei Arena. Wei Chuan Long will serve as the home team to face the post-season challenge. For the CITIC Brothers, the Yellow Jackets were spearheaded by Zhang Shilun, who was also followed by Japanese coach Kojiu Kenji and became the third youngest starter in history.

Tonight, Zhang Shilun took on the CITIC Pioneer at 21 years and 215 days, setting a record for the fourth youngest player in the history of the Taiwanese competition and the second youngest player in team history, second only to Chen Zihao at 19 years and 84 days, Lin Jiawei at 19 years and 282 days, and Lin Jingkai at 21 years and 128 days.

The "brotherly duel" between Zhang Shilun and Zhang Zhengyu attracted attention. Unlike Zhang Zhengyu who showed a sense of reserve as a double champion of the top 12 in the world and the Taiwan Competition, Zhang Shilun looked nervous and did not deny that he was indeed nervous. "The team atmosphere is very good. It is no different from the challenge match. The goal is only to win."

Zhang Zhengyu laughed and revealed before the game that his younger brother didn't even say hello before today's game. "Are we really going to become strangers?" Zhang Shilun clarified that he said hello, "I left after saying hello. There is nothing to say!"

Zhang Shilun has a wish in the series: to "respond" to his brother. "Since I was a child, no matter whether it is playing games or anything to be compared, I have always been the one behind. I have been losing since I was a child. It is time to respond in the Taiwan competition."