The 2025-2026 CBA regular season features a clash between Qingdao Eagles and Shandong Highspeed. This is not just a regular season game, but a contest between 'efficient offense' and a team struggling in a 'low point'. It pits the 'undefeated law' of Qiu Biao's coaching against Liu Weiwei's 'new Qingdao force'. The contrasting season trajectories of the two teams add suspense to this match. Qingdao Eagles has been one of the biggest dark horses in the CBA this season. Despite the departure of their core center Yang Hansen, the team has shown excellent adaptability under Liu Weiwei, with a record of 5 wins and 1 loss, ranking 5th in the league. Their efficient offensive performance is the foundation of their success. The team averages 91.5 points per game this season, ranking among the top in the league, with fast-break scoring accounting for the highest proportion in the league. In stark contrast to Qingdao Eagles' success, Shandong Highspeed's start to the season has been disastrous. The team has only managed a 2-3 record after the first 5 rounds, falling to 15th in the league. Consecutive losses to Shenzhen and Guangdong have plunged the team into a low point, with performances on both offense and defense falling short of expectations. Inefficient defense is the core problem for Shandong Highspeed, with the team averaging 92.2 points conceded per game. The lack of cohesion in the foreign aid lineup is an important reason why Shandong Highspeed is in trouble.