This season, Qingdao Hainiu's tactical system has evolved amidst shifting dynamics to meet increasing competition. The coaching staff realized after a few matches that as opponents improved, it was essential to reassess their existing tactics. Initially, the team played a straightforward game, but the results were not ideal, prompting necessary adjustments.

For example, in the match against Jinan Zhiyue, Qingdao Hainiu's formation unexpectedly shifted to a 4-2-3-1 to enhance midfield control. The result was a stellar performance, dominating the pitch and culminating in a significant victory. This win not only restored confidence but also showcased the team's quick adaptability to changing scenarios from the coaching staff.

In the subsequent battle against Wuhan Three Towns, the coach again altered the use of the wingers, emphasizing speed and technical ability to exploit the opponent's defensive vulnerabilities. Such tactical flexibility has begun to yield positive outcomes, providing Qingdao Hainiu with more chances when facing formidable rivals.

As the season progresses, the ability to maintain this tactical fluidity becomes the focus for every player on the squad. Looking back, Qingdao Hainiu has consistently found ways to navigate challenging times, and whether this tactical adaptability will become a core asset for increasing competitiveness remains to be seen.