Meizhou Hakka Football Club, under the leadership of new head coach Zhu Jiong, is facing a daunting relegation challenge. Since Zhu officially took over on June 8, the team has only accumulated 1 point in the China League One and has been penalized with a deduction of 9 points by the FA, leaving them with a current score of -3 points at the bottom of the table. Zhu's primary task is to stabilize the team's morale and cohesion, ensuring that the players can give their all in the upcoming matches. To achieve this, Zhu's coaching staff has made significant adjustments to ensure an effective combination of tactics and personnel. Zhu's tactical philosophy is known for its possession play, but at this critical moment for relegation, he needs to first address defensive issues and establish a basic defensive order. The team has exposed vulnerabilities in their defense during the first ten rounds of matches, with poor home performance, so Zhu is likely to prioritize improving defensive strategies. Currently, Meizhou Hakka's foreign player configuration is relatively stable, with players like Pelenar, Popescu, and Triblay forming the core strength of the team. Zhu also plans to strengthen the central axis during the summer transfer window, with rumors including Zhu Baojie from Ningbo and goalkeeper Wang Hanyi from Shanghai Shenhua. Zhu Baojie's potential signing would provide valuable experience, while Wang Hanyi could enhance competition for the goalkeeper position. Zhu's renovation plan relies not only on new signings but also on adjusting the roles of existing players to fit his tactical requirements. Every upcoming match is a 'six-point battle,' and Meizhou Hakka needs to strive for points in clashes against relegation rivals to add hope to their survival.