Wei Shihao is no longer young, and despite his individuality, he will cherish his time with the national team. Ivan Kozlovic is different from Li Tie; he doesn't throw players' phones and "wins people over with virtue." Wei Shihao, seen by Marcello Lippi as a "special case," would not dare to challenge a coach with European football concepts, as there's no need for it. Professional players should be proud to play for their country, and Wei Shihao is no exception. The atmosphere within the current national team is unprecedentedly harmonious. In an interview, Wei Shihao said, "Many new faces have joined the team, and I'm one of the older players. I need to take good care of them." This awareness is also a sign of progress. Not counting the current World Cup qualifiers, Wei Shihao can probably only participate in one more qualifying campaign. Chinese fans have bid farewell to wave after wave of national team players, including Zheng Zhi, Gao Lin, and Hao Junmin, who have all retired, as well as Zhang Linpeng and Wu Xi leaving the national team. Wei Shihao isn't foolish; making it to the World Cup is what truly matters! Suddenly, I remembered a movie called "Please Praise Me!" Wei Shihao may not necessarily need "praise," but his transformation reflects a personal awakening that benefits the overall atmosphere of the national team. Ivan Kozlovic rarely singles out individual players for praise, but he did praise Wei Shihao. On January 15th, according to reports from Dongti, recently Wei Shihao, as a mainstay of the current squad,…