In the whirlpool of the national table tennis storm, the ripples of public opinion continue to spread. Famous journalist He Xiaolong openly participated in a discussion among fans on social media about who caused more harm to their respective projects between Liu Guoliang and Li Tie. This discussion was like a huge stone thrown into a calm lake, causing waves upon waves. When He Xiaolong "opened fire" with Du Liyan, many media people also stood up to speak out, making the turmoil even more turbulent.
Recently, He Xiaolong reposted six questions directed at the President of Henan Table Tennis Association, Mr. Wang. These six questions were like six sharp scalpels, precisely cutting into a series of mysteries, instantly triggering heated discussions among fans. "When something unusual happens, there must be a demon," this phenomenon often hides unknown truths behind it.
Take the WTT competition as an example. Hubei Wuhan once tried to apply for the WTT competition to be held there, but the high copyright fee became an insurmountable barrier, causing the application to fail. In stark contrast, Henan hosted six WTT competitions, and what is even more intriguing is that three of them were not included in the WTT annual directory. It's as if in a game of rules, one side cleverly bypassed the conventional path to achieve seemingly impossible results.
Therefore, media people couldn't help but ask: How much money did Henan Table Tennis Association spend on these six WTT competitions? The funds and corporate sponsorship fees obtained from those three imitation competitions exceeded 100 million yuan. How were these funds distributed? According to normal logic, such a huge flow of funds should have public information or announcements, but reality is not like this. This opaque operation is like a mist shrouding the hearts of the public.
Even more suspicious is that these six major events were all organized by two companies from Henan, both of which are shell companies that were established shortly before organizing the major events. This can't help but make people suspect that there may be some shady dealings involved. So, media people directly called out: "Are the actual controllers of these two shell companies, Jin Xi Zi, the wife of Mr. Wang?" This question closely links Mr. Wang with these suspicious companies.
Among these six questions, He Xiaolong specifically highlighted the sixth one. He believes that this one has the most investigative value because it involves Kong Linghui and Zhang Jike, who were introduced to Mr. Wang by Liu Guoliang. As we all know, Zhang Jike and Kong Linghui both suffered serious blows to their careers due to rumors of playing cards. Perhaps under these layers of questioning, the true reason behind Zhang Jike's card playing is gradually emerging like the tip of an iceberg.
This series of doubts and inquiries are not groundless; they are a pursuit of fairness and transparency, a defense of the purity of the sports world. "Public means selflessness, and level means no bias." In a healthy and positive sports environment, any decision-making or operation should be based on the principles of fairness, justice, and openness. The mysteries involving Henan Table Tennis Association undoubtedly challenge this principle. Whether for the vast number of fans or for the healthy development of the entire sports world, it is necessary to conduct in-depth investigations and clarifications on these issues, allowing people to see the truth and return sports to its essence.
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