People often speak of the gentle, enduring bond of "childhood sweethearts," but this time, we set aside sentimentality for pure competition. In the seventh round of the Guangdong BA regular season, "Fourth Uncle" Qingyuan challenges "Sixth Uncle" Meizhou in an away game—a fated matchup arrives as scheduled. Both teams have shared the path of consecutive losses, a common plight creating a unique kinship. If you possess the resilience of six straight defeats, we harbor the frustration of a home losing streak. Fans across the internet are fixated on this "Uncle" league summit "derby." Who will break free first? Who will remain on the losing list? Some jest that we are a pair of underperformers, while others quip about our "losing streak duet." Yet, the court knows no surrender; a losing streak is not a label, adversity is our creed. Meizhou, with six losses, has been gathering strength in silence, poised for a dramatic turnaround. Qingyuan, with four defeats, has been refining teamwork, seeking a breakthrough. Tonight, there are no absolute underdogs, only teams fighting desperately to survive. Qingyuan and Meizhou, one nestled in northern Guangdong, the other in northeastern Guangdong, both rest against the Nanling Mountains. Each region boasts its own distinct flavors and culinary treasures. You have Meizhou's salt-baked chicken, traditionally cured, savory to the bone. We have Qingyuan's free-range chicken, raised by mountain springs, naturally sweet and authentic. One savory, one fresh—a dual tribute to Hakka cuisine and a vibrant clash of two cities' heritage. You have Meizhou's golden pomelo, plump and golden, sweet and juicy. We have Yingde black tea, with its lingering honeyed aroma and refreshing sweetness. The mountains and waters hide artisanal delicacies, each a testament to local pride—complementary, not comparable. It is said Meizhou's pink cheerleading squad will take the stage again, with their bamboo hats and braids, sweet and pleasing to the eye, consistently top-tier. Their gentle presence soothes the competitive tension. But sentiment aside, the game demands hard skill. Off the court, we appreciate graceful performances; on the court, it's a direct clash for victory. Qingyuan's warriors fear no away game, honoring their passion. No flashy gimmicks, only fervent effort—building walls with defense, breaking deadlocks with offense. Some call this a struggle between brothers in hardship, but we see it as a trial for a comeback. Will Meizhou shed its six-loss label and triumph at home? Or will Qingyuan end its losing streak and break through first? On May 10th at 19:30, the court will reveal the answer. On the field, they are fierce rivals; off it, mutual respect binds them. Win or lose, both are part of the spectacle; passion transcends the score. May both teams give their all, leaving no regrets, showcasing the purest basketball fervor of the Guangdong BA League. In this battle, "Qing" and "Mei" meet, striving for the peak. This time, we are not just opponents—we are the one each most desires to defeat.