Recently, at the Korean National Women's Singles Table Tennis Finals, Chinese-born athlete Li Enhui defeated veteran Liang Xiaoyin 3-1 to claim the championship. This news has sparked heated discussions among fans and media. We all know that there are many Chinese-born athletes in other table tennis associations around the world. In European countries like Germany and France, Chinese-born athletes are often the main players. The same is true for the Korean national table tennis team, which also includes Chinese-born athletes. One well-known example is Tian Zhixi, but Li Enhui is another notable figure. While Tian Zhixi needs no further introduction as she is familiar to most fans, Li Enhui's journey has been one of late blooming. Public records show that Li Enhui hails from Hebei, China, and is a fellow townsman of Olympic champion Sun Yingsha. Born in 1995, she began learning table tennis at the age of 8. At 16, she was recognized by retired Korean table tennis player Liang Yingzi and became a naturalized citizen of South Korea. Many might assume that becoming a naturalized citizen as a table tennis player would guarantee entry into the national team, but this was not the case for Li Enhui. She truly embodies the concept of "late blooming." It took her 11 years, from her naturalization in 2011 to firmly establishing herself within the national team. Only in recent years has Li Enhui become a regular on the Korean national table tennis team's roster. At the Paris Olympics, Li Enhui competed with the Korean national team and won a bronze medal…

Recently, at the mixed team World Cup held in Chengdu, a striking figure caught everyone's attention. This was none other than former national table tennis "big sister" Liu Shiwen, dressed casually and radiating vitality. Time flies, and the once stormy "Little Jujube" on the court has now entered her thirties, yet she still maintains her unique pace of life and attitude. From the peak of competition to the transitional period, Liu Shiwen's career has experienced significant turning points. After the Tokyo Olympics, she gradually faded out of the main lineup of the national team and began to shift her focus to domestic events. This transformation is not only reflected in the competitive level but also extends to her attitude towards life and pursuit of values. In today's fast-paced society, the age of 33 is often seen as the "best period" for starting a family, but Liu Shiwen interprets different life choices in her own way. In recent years, with the increasing attention to professional women in society, more and more outstanding women are choosing to pursue the realization of their self-worth. Liu Shiwen is a typical representative among them. She did not follow the trend due to her growing age but instead paid more attention to personal growth and the improvement of life quality. It is understood that after leaving the main lineup of the national team, she began to try diversified lifestyles: participating in commercial activities, engaging in public welfare undertakings, exploring personal interests and hobbies, showing a new look of life. It is worth mentioning that Liu Shiwen's…

Title: Hot! Zhang Jike openly comments on Sun Yingsha, tops the hot search list Introduction: Recently, Olympic champion Zhang Jike openly commented on Sun Yingsha's performance at the Paris Olympics during a live broadcast, instantly igniting the enthusiasm of the entire sports world. The topic quickly rose to the top of the hot search list, becoming the focus of hundreds of millions of netizens. Zhang Jike, once a national table tennis player, has become a legend in the table tennis world with his name. From the London Olympics to the Rio Olympics, he won countless honors and applause with his excellent skills and indomitable spirit. Sun Yingsha, as a representative of the new generation of table tennis players, quickly rose to prominence in the table tennis world with her unique playing style and tenacious perseverance, becoming an idol in the hearts of many fans. When the names of these two table tennis giants intersect, it naturally triggers an "earthquake." During the live broadcast, Zhang Jike did not hesitate to express his admiration for Sun Yingsha. He mentioned that Sun Yingsha's performance at the Paris Olympics was impeccable. In the mixed doubles competition, she teamed up with her partner Wang Chuqin to win the championship, earning a precious gold medal for the Chinese table tennis team. At that moment, she fought for the collective, for the honor of the Chinese table tennis team. In the women's team competition, she stood out again, working with her teammates to defeat strong opponents and successfully defend the women's team championship. At this moment, she…

Translation of the content: The WTT international competitions led by Liu Guoliang have been extremely successful over the past two years, with the influence of the table tennis team reaching unprecedented heights. Even the "Lao Wa Cup," which had not been held for several consecutive years, was successfully completed in mid-December this year, fulfilling Waldner's wish, which should also be considered as fulfilling Liu Guoliang's wish, as it was a joint effort between the two. This also demonstrates the influence of table tennis, with the Norwegian Table Tennis Association taking the initiative to host the event. However, during Liu Guoliang's efforts to promote WTT-related events, some issues have arisen, particularly regarding withdrawals from competitions. This is not a new phenomenon; it began last year when an African player used an excuse to publicly address the issue, although the excuse mentioned something else, such as delayed payment. The situation escalated after the Olympics when the withdrawals of Ma Long, Fan Zhendong, and Chen Meng marked just the beginning. After the Asian Championships, withdrawals became widespread, with various excuses given. Everyone who participated in the Olympics felt the fatigue, so there are plenty of reasons to withdraw upon returning: Injuries: Our Chinese athletes train very hard and compete fiercely, even playing through injuries after receiving injections. This dedication is truly touching, and many fans are moved to tears. However, the aftermath is that everyone has experienced some form of "recurrent illness," with different triggers. So when I say "always sick," you can't really argue. If you get checked, the likelihood is that…

In the grand stage of national table tennis, where stars shine brightly, there are always a few figures that stand out. Today, we talk about Kuai Man, a girl who is both loved and hated, a real treasure. Why do I say this? Let me tell you slowly. Talking about Kuai Man's family background, it's really enviable enough to make people stomp their feet in envy. Her father is a big shot in the Shanghai Table Tennis Association, and her mother is the president of a certain group. This is a "born with a silver spoon" rich girl! But don't be quick to envy her, this girl is not someone who relies on family connections to get ahead. Speaking of Kuai Man's connection with table tennis, it can be traced back to when she was three years old. At an age when most children are still playing with mud, she has already started a love affair with table tennis. At the age of five, she could easily defeat opponents two years older than herself. This talent is simply like cheating! But talent alone is not enough, Kuai Man knows this well. With more than eight hours of training every day, this is not something that just anyone can stick to. Can you imagine? When we are still complaining about getting up early for work, she is already sweating profusely in the training hall. This kind of dedication is truly admirable! Speaking of Kuai Man's personality, it's really an interesting topic. This girl is not the kind of gentle, modest, and…

On the last Friday of this winter, the table tennis world was shaken by a series of announcements from top players that have sparked widespread discussion and attention. Leading figures Fan Zhendong and Chen Meng have made significant career moves that are not only personal turning points but also serve as indicators for the direction of the sport's development. Fan Zhendong, the young star of the table tennis world, surprised everyone by announcing his withdrawal from the world rankings through social media. This unexpected decision has generated intense debate among his fans and peers. However, Fan Zhendong clarified that despite stepping down from the rankings, his passion for table tennis remains unchanged, and he will continue to display his skills on the court. He also revealed that he has submitted an application to participate in next year's National Games and expressed his inability to bear the new WTT fine regulations. Meanwhile, Chen Meng, the 30-year-old veteran of the women's team with rich experience, also announced her withdrawal from the world rankings. She shared her journey during an invitation to Peking University's "Champion Classroom." Chen Meng emphasized that leaving the world rankings does not equate to retirement; instead, it marks a new phase in her career. She mentioned needing time to rest and recover after the high-intensity demands of the Paris Olympic cycle. Additionally, she shared her views on age, believing that female athletes should not be limited by their age but should transcend such boundaries to pursue their athletic dreams. The World Table Tennis (WTT) Board Chairman, Liu Guoliang, expressed…

The Chinese table tennis team participated in the Paris Olympics, where they displayed an excellent competitive state, winning championships in both men's singles and women's singles. Fan Zhendong won the men's singles championship, while Chen Meng won the women's singles championship. However, after the Paris Olympics, neither of these two outstanding Chinese table tennis players participated in international competitions. Everyone is very concerned about when these two individuals will return. Unexpectedly, Fan Zhendong took the lead in announcing his intentions on his social media, stating that he would withdraw from the world rankings. Fan Zhendong also said some things that made everyone helpless, as he was not very accepting of the International Table Tennis Federation's policy of fining athletes for not participating in competitions. Unexpectedly, not long after Fan Zhendong, the top male player of the Chinese team, announced his withdrawal, Chen Meng, the top female player of the Chinese team, also announced her withdrawal. The reasons given by Chen Meng were similar to those of Fan Zhendong, as she was not very accepting of the International Table Tennis Federation's policy of deducting fines from athletes who do not participate in competitions. It was unexpected that both the top male and female players of the Chinese team stood up to publicly oppose this matter, leading some to wonder if Liu Guoliang would lose face? Everyone knows that Liu Guoliang is the head of the Chinese table tennis team and also a leader of the International Table Tennis Federation. The policies formulated by the International Table Tennis Federation are something that…

Liu Guoliang Speaks Out Amid Rumors of His Resignation: CCTV Interview Reveals Details, Discusses Future Four-Year Plan for National Table Tennis Team Mentioning the name Liu Guoliang, table tennis enthusiasts are undoubtedly familiar with it. As the soul figure of the Chinese table tennis team, his contributions are nothing short of monumental. From being a player to a coach and then the chairman of the China Table Tennis Association, he is like a living fossil in table tennis, wielding immense influence. Especially since taking on the role of head coach, Liu has not only maintained the world-class level of the national team but also cultivated countless outstanding players. It can be said that the brilliant achievements of the national table tennis team are inseparable from his hard work and precise deployment. However, recently, rumors about Liu's resignation have been rife, with some even openly accusing him of failing to manage the administrative aspects of the national table tennis team, making him the focus of many discussions. Especially He Xiaolong, an old-timer in the table tennis circle, openly challenged Liu, claiming that he did not handle the issue of fan culture well. Fan culture, doesn't this sound like the fan culture in the entertainment industry? But in He Xiaolong's view, this culture has already infiltrated into the national table tennis team, even affecting the training and competitive state of the athletes. These seemingly enthusiastic fans actually brought a considerable burden to the athletes, to the extent that Chen Meng even considered retirement due to attacks from fans. So, what was Liu…

Wow, do you all remember? Japanese youngster Zhang Benmei swept our national table tennis star Wang Yidi 3-0 in the match, making a splash for a while! The internet exploded, saying her momentum was fiercer than Zhang Benti's, directly surging to the top of the hot search list. Honestly, I was also shocked after watching this game. Zhang Benmei's playing style is fierce and aggressive, leaving no room for Wang Yidi to catch her breath. Especially her forehand attack, as fast as lightning, with great power, simply killing gods and Buddhas. Wang Yidi tried her best but still found it difficult to resist, and eventually could only regretfully lose. However, we shouldn't be discouraged. National table tennis has always been more courageous when faced with setbacks. Remember when Zhang Benti rose before, everyone was worried. But then? Our Ma Long, Fan Zhendong, Xu Xin, and others still "slapped" him hard at the Olympics, didn't they? So, I believe that this loss for Wang Yidi is also a valuable learning opportunity for her. Speaking of the Olympics, we can't help but mention our "golden partners" Sun Yingsha and Wang Chuqin. Zhang Jike praised them in the live broadcast, saying their performance at the Olympics was simply "godly"! Zhang Jike is an experienced person, he said deeply: "It's really not easy to adjust your mentality at the Olympics, Wang Hao and I have both experienced it. It's painful to lose a game, but you have to quickly adjust your state to prepare for the team event, this pressure is not something ordinary…

After watching this match, my heart is still restless. This victory is not only a triumph but also a double breakthrough for Wang Chuqin in terms of strength and psychology. As a commentator who has been following table tennis for many years, I deeply understand the significance of this match for him. At first, I was worried that Wang Chuqin would be affected by his loss at the Paris Olympics, but unexpectedly, he gave us a pleasant surprise at the Fukuoka Finals. He scored an impressive 10-0 in the first game, which is quite rare among world-class players. Seeing his vigor, I knew that our "Big Head" was in excellent form today. I remember interviewing Wang Chuqin last year when he said that his biggest advantage was his good mentality. This is undoubtedly true; look at this match, where he played away from home, facing Zhang Ben Zhihe's home court advantage, yet he showed no signs of being intimidated. In just 40 minutes, he swept his opponent 4-0, allowing Zhang Ben Zhihe to score only 22 points, demonstrating a dominance that left everyone in awe. Honestly, Wang Chuqin has indeed faced a lot of doubts recently. After losing to Moregad at the Olympics, followed by a series of defeats, many people were asking, "Is this world number one a bit undeserved?" However, I believe that true champions are those who continuously prove themselves amidst doubts. His world ranking score of 8825 points did not come easily. The brilliance of this match lies not only in the score advantage. I noticed…