Uzbekistan is now better than us

Well, it's not much stronger, half a catty, but Uzbekistan is bad enough! So it's time for the Chinese football team to disband! Don't poison the physical and mental health of the Chinese!

Yes. The following are the top 10 world rankings and points in Asia, China is the 10th in Asia, and the 83rd ranking in the world Team Points Ranking Change Points Change.

34 Japan 745 +4 +50

37 Iran 689 +11 +86

40 Australia 668 -5 -40

49 Saudi Arabia 623 +5 +50

53 South Korea 590 -8 -42

55 Uzbekistan 562 +3 +25

58 Iraq 526 +15 +91

72 Bahrain 456 0 +17

80 Qatar 428 +3 +55

83 China 407 -4 +23

Uzbekistan is much better than China, having beaten China 3-0 in the group stage of the Asian Cup last time.

Of course, the ability of selfless Buekstan is constantly improving, on the contrary, China is declining, and now people are indeed stronger than us, I have to admit it!

For Chinese football, anything is possible

Don't talk about Uzbekistan, I think I have to play 3 to 2 in the National Olympics against Vietnam, hehe, Chinese football is the most competitive.

I was reminded of a poem "Ren Er's east, west, north and south winds".

Chinese football is just how you scold me, that's it, hehe, no tricks.

On this earth, it is really not easy to find someone who is not stronger than the Chinese team.

Is there anything surprising about that???

In the past, Uzbeks were mainly engaged in agriculture, growing cotton, wheat, millet, beans, fruits, etc. Cotton yields are high and the quality is excellent, but the farming technology is backward. The inhabitants of the steppes and foothills were semi-nomadic, raising sheep, horses, cattle, etc.

Handicrafts such as carpet weaving, silk, and printing are well developed. After the October Revolution, industries such as the fuel industry (natural gas), non-ferrous metals, and agricultural machinery manufacturing developed rapidly. Cotton planting has developed into a specialized sector of agriculture.

Until the beginning of the 20th century, feudal relations reigned in the social and family life of the Uzbeks, retaining many remnants of patriarchy. The status of women is low, and marriages are mostly arranged by parents, and men are required to pay a generous bride price. Husbands and brothers marry and other customs prevail.

Most of the houses are made of raw bricks and stones, and there are inner rooms ("women's rooms") and outer rooms ("men's rooms"). It is customary to use blankets directly on the floor for sitting and lying down. The typical Uzbek national costume is an embroidered round hat with a unique pattern, and men wear knee-length robes with a diagonal collar and right placket, tied with an embroidered belt.

Women wore a quinaque, a wide, pleated dress, often sewn with silk and a unique pattern. The diet is based on pasta and dairy products. There are various legends, stories and narrative poems in folk creation.

Musical instruments include dombula, dutar, rewafu, tambourine, etc. Dance is known for its graceful lightness, stretching and heartiness, and full of variety.