Recently, Fan Zhendong's withdrawal from the world rankings has caused a stir, much like a stone thrown into a calm lake, creating ripples. Renowned journalists Du Liyan and He Xiaolong are like keen fishermen who have discovered many "big fish" worth investigating beneath these waves. Their series of revelations targeting the national table tennis team (Guoping) and the World Table Tennis Corporation (WTT) have come like a storm. Now, they have jointly focused their attention on the WTT Taiyuan Star Challenge in 2023. This event was originally intended to enhance Taiyuan's reputation and promote sports among the people. According to the annual report of the Taiyuan Sports Bureau, the funds required to host this competition amounted to a high of 13.09 million yuan, with broadcasting fees at 5.15 million yuan. This is no small expense, akin to a large ship needing to load a significant amount of fuel before setting sail. However, after the event, the revenue from ticket sales was only 4.41 million yuan. This contrast is like a bolt from the blue, indicating that the organizer, Taiyuan, suffered an enormous loss in this match. However, what is even more concerning is that this meager 4.41 million yuan in ticket revenue has not yet been received. "Time passes day by day, opportunities come moment by moment, but we often overlook them." It's as if holding a check that should be cashed but remains uncashed after a year. This can't help but raise the question: Why has it taken so long for this 4.41 million yuan in ticket money to…