He carries the hearts of two people and the dreams of two people.
Deep in the Daliang Mountains, twin brothers Jiang Hai and Jiang Lin were playing football in the mud. The elder brother is born with "God's vision" and can see every corner of the audience; the younger brother has a sense of smell in front of the door like a fox and is a natural killer. The brothers made a promise: to join the national team together and play in the World Cup together.
However, when he was 12 years old, Jiang Lin rushed onto the road to pick up a ball. His brother pushed him away and he was hit by a truck.
Before he died, Jiang Hai grabbed his brother's hand: "Watch... The whole scene for me."
After the heart transplant surgery, Jiang Lin found that he had gained a bird's-eye view of his brother - he could "see" the entire scene by closing his eyes; what was even more amazing was that his brother's consciousness was still living in his mind and he often talked to him.
He entered the professional youth training camp with this pair of "magic eyes", but was forced by the coach to become a "selfish scoring machine". Penalty nightmare, net violence, transfer to the reserve team, serious injury and retirement... Fate stepped on him in the mud again and again. But he got up again and again, and with his brother's "accompaniment", he transformed from a player to a tactician.
He went to a small town in England to coach a ninth-level amateur team. He used cold-blooded data analysis and psychological games to reach the FA Cup semi-finals, shocking the world and becoming known as the "Wizard of the East."
Returning to China to coach a declining giant that was on the verge of relegation, he set off a tactical revolution and reversed course to win the championship in the final round.
Taking over as the national team coach, he broke through the shackles of the system and led Chinese football to the World Cup, creating Asian history.
This is not the legend of one person. This is an agreement between a pair of brothers that spans life and death, and is the reverse of a nation's century-old football dream.
