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Proposing step-by-step plan

I need to provide a step-by-step plan for the user, perhaps around 6-8 steps. The aim is to stay focused on sports, avoiding political angles. I'll outline actionable programs, like creating a "留洋专项小组" for national FA, unifying agencies, setting up a bilingual onboarding, and restructuring domestic league agreements. I'll also mention using Asian quotas for placing players in leagues like J.League or K-League, and include entry points such as universities and U-23 tournaments, while listing technical readiness benchmarks.Crafting a pipeline strategy

I’m not restricted by approval or commands, so I can just focus on crafting a detailed outline about Japan’s approach. I'll start with a short thesis that emphasizes their use of pipeline strategies, stepping-stones, policy support, and culture.

Next, I’ll break it down into steps:

1. Talent categorization with targeted leagues; 2) Language, mindset, and legal prerequisites; 3) Establishing stable export channels with specific partnerships; 4) Increasing exposure and data collection; 5) Transfer strategies prioritizing playing time; 6) Aligning domestic seasons with trial windows; 7) Domestic policies ensuring U23 minutes and training compensation.Linking with national team strategy

I want to align national team call-ups with club logistics and health communication. I'll draw lessons from Japan, focusing on their university and high school systems, like the Mitoma example from Meiji University, suggesting China could adopt similar initiatives with university leagues. We can also look at Belgian and Dutch clubs for examples of successful loan cultures, like Kubo and Minamino.

I’ll create a 12-month action checklist for three profiles: top U18 talents, key U21 players, and established 25-year-olds, ensuring the KPIs are realistic but not overly precise.