In the World youth arc, Chinese Taipei were in the same group as Japan in the Asian youth championship qualifier (World youth arc, chapter 19, page 1).

4th Group of the Asian youth championship qualifiers with Japan, Thailand and Guam (World youth arc, chapter 19, page 1)
Defeat 1-2 against Japan (World youth arc, chapter 20, pages 22 to 24)
Defeat 0-11 against Thailand (World youth arc, chapter 20, page 35)
Draw 1-1 against Guam (3109 days full record Data Book)

Players

Offense
Their n°3 can kick a centering, it can be blocked by Matsuyama, but deviated this way, it can go above the keeper and into the goal (World youth arc, chapter 20, pages 5 to 7).

Midfield
Their n°10 can lose the ball and fall to a violent sliding tackle from Tsubasa (World youth arc, chapter 19, pages 34-35). They can circulate the ball well against a bad cooperation between Japan's defenders (World youth arc, chapter 20, page 4). Their circulating passes can prevent Tsubasa from getting the ball, chasing it on his own (World youth arc, chapter 20, pages 9 to 11).

Defense
Even if they're tackling Tsubasa from every side, he can dodge them all by jumping (World youth arc, chapter 19, pages 36 to 39). Even if they're furiously marking Tsubasa, he may still be able to send passes (World youth arc, chapter 20, pages 2-3). They can mark Tsubasa, Sorimachi, Kisugi and Taki in front of the goal to prevent them from receiving passes (World youth arc, chapter 20, pages 14-15).

Goalkeeping
Their keeper can react to, but not stop an eagle shot from an unmarked Matsuyama (World youth arc, chapter 20, pages 17 to 19), and Tsubasa can score with his flying drive shot (World youth arc, chapter 20, pages 22-23).

The names are merely the japanese pronunciation of the kanjis. In Mandarin, the names would most likely be:
Wu (n°11)
Shi (n°10)
Jing (n°9)
Jin (n°8)
Zhou (n°7)
Xu (n°6)
Shih (n°5)
Lin (n°4)
Liang (n°3)
Huang (n°2)
Zhu (n°1)