Analyzing user request

The user is referencing a message about the Panda Cup tournament rankings. This youth football tournament is held in Chengdu, China, primarily for U-19 teams. They mention that Japan and South Korea have each won twice, while China's U-19 team had a surprise victory in 2018. It sounds like they're asking for a detailed list of past winners and rankings, possibly in table format. However, I would need to verify the data, as my search abilities may be limited.Clarifying Panda Cup history

The Panda Cup International Youth Football Tournament has been held in Chengdu since 2014. For instance, the 2019 edition was controversial because South Korea's U-18 team won, but they faced backlash when a player stepped on the trophy, leading to the title being stripped. Officially, the 2019 title was voided. In 2018, China's U-19 team won against Uruguay. I’m unsure about the winners in 2016 and 2017, but Japan or Korea might have taken those titles. I need to gather accurate information carefully!Summarizing Panda Cup details

I can give a general summary about the Panda Cup: Japan and South Korea have won twice each, while China claimed victory in 2018. I think the tournament started in 2014 with Brazil's U-19 winning, but maybe other teams from South America, like Portugal and the Czech Republic, were invited too. It feels risky to provide exact details without up-to-date data, so I might want to clarify if the user wants a complete year-by-year list of winners before fetching the latest info.Running a data fetch plan

I want to make sure to use the network only if absolutely necessary, but accuracy is key here. I think it would be best to fetch official records about the Panda Cup from sources like Wikipedia. My plan is to use a curl -s command to get the Chinese Wikipedia page for the Panda Cup. I should try using the shell to fetch and parse this page quickly. However, I need to confirm if the environment allows for curl, but assuming it does, I can proceed!