为什么2013年巅峰的恒大世俱杯进不了决赛，而全日班的日本可以？因为恒大半决赛遇欧洲冠军吗？

Why did the Guangzhou Evergrande, who had the best performance in 2013 Asian Champions League, not qualify for the final? It was because they faced an European champion in the semi-finals. The reason why Japan's full-time team can compete is that they have won the World Club Cup twice. In the first half of the 2016 World Club Cup, J.League side Yokohama F Marinos defeated Colombian club Nacional 3-0 and advanced to the final. The second half saw two goals from Farke Yuma and Riku Kurokawa. In the 2017 AFC Champions League Final, Real Madrid beat Yokohama 4-2 on penalties after a 3-3 draw at full time. This was the second victory for the Spanish giants and the fifth title overall for the Japanese club. Cristiano Ronaldo opened the scoring for Madrid early on but both Keisuke Honda and Takashi Katsumata scored for Japan, with Ronaldo completing his hat-trick. This marked only the second time that a player has achieved a hat-trick in a World Club Cup Final. The Guangzhou Evergrande, who had achieved great success in the 2013 AFC Champions League, failed to qualify for the final due to their encounter with a European champion in the semi-finals. This was partly because the Chinese club faced such a strong opponent. On December 14, 2016, the first semi-final match of the World Club Cup took place between Yokohama F Marinos and Nacional in Japan. Yokohama F Marinos emerged victorious by a score of 3-0, securing their spot in the final. The game featured several memorable moments: Yuki Moritaka scored from the penalty spot in the opening minute of the second half. Then, in the third period, Yuta Farke and Riku Kurokawa added to the victory. On December 18, 2016, Yokohama F Marinos were up against another formidable opponent when they faced Real Madrid in the World Club Cup Final. The match ended in extra time, with Real Madrid emerging triumphant with a score of 4-2. Real Madrid became the second champions after winning the tournament for the second time in succession. This made them the fifth winner overall, surpassing AC Milan in the ranking history. Cristiano Ronaldo, who played as a forward for Real Madrid, opened the scoring in the first ten minutes before Keisuke Honda and Takashi Katsumata scored for Japan in the second half. Ronaldo then completed his hat-trick, becoming only the second player in World Club Cup history to achieve this feat. Overall, the 2013 Guangzhou Evergrande had a successful campaign in the AFC Champions League. They managed to secure the championship despite facing off against a European powerhouse in the semi-finals. Their achievements in Asia have significantly contributed to the growth of Chinese football. The result is evident in how the Guangzhou Evergrande have become one of China's most respected clubs and a key driving force behind its rise to prominence on the global stage.