Foreign Media Reveals Zheng Qinwen: Residing in Andorra Year-Round, Annual Income of 220 Million, and Beloved Globally Introduction: Spanish media "Marca" reported that in 2025, 22-year-old Zheng Qinwen became the highest-paid female athlete globally. Currently, she has 14 endorsements with off-court earnings as high as 30million.OnthepublishedForbeslistofhighestincomesin2024,amongfemaleathletes,ZhengQinwenrankedfourth,becomingadarkhorseintermsofearningpotential.Asaresult,manyrefertoherasthesecondGuAiling.Recently,shealsosecuredanendorsementdealwiththeinternationalbrandDior,furtherdoublinghercommercialvaluewithanendorsementincomeofupto30 million. On the published Forbes list of highest incomes in 2024, among female athletes, Zheng Qinwen ranked fourth, becoming a dark horse in terms of earning potential. As a result, many refer to her as the second Gu Ailing. Recently, she also secured an endorsement deal with the international brand Dior, further doubling her commercial value with an endorsement income of up to 30million.OnthepublishedForbeslistofhighestincomesin2024,amongfemaleathletes,ZhengQinwenrankedfourth,becomingadarkhorseintermsofearningpotential.Asaresult,manyrefertoherasthesecondGuAiling.Recently,shealsosecuredanendorsementdealwiththeinternationalbrandDior,furtherdoublinghercommercialvaluewithanendorsementincomeofupto30 million, making her future prospects immeasurable. I. Australian Open Women's Singles: Zheng Qinwen's Victory in the Opening Match On January 12, 2025, the Australian Open began. During the game, fans experienced both excitement and tension, worrying for her. In the first set, Zheng Qinwen and Todoni were evenly matched, with the score tied at 3-3. After a tense standoff, Zheng Qinwen started to exert herself in the seventh game. With two high-arc serves, she broke serve first, leading 4-3 and boosting her morale. She then saved three match points to win the first set 7-3 after the twelfth game, securing a hard-fought victory. With this auspicious start, Zheng Qinwen's state significantly improved in the second round. Without continuing the slow start from the first round, she quickly took the initiative, winning three points in a row to gain the lead. She then controlled the entire match. Although her opponent Todoni…

Two days ago, a news story about the Paris Olympic medals topped the trending list, quickly sparking heated discussions among netizens. Olympic medals are supposed to be symbols of infinite honor, yet over 100 have been returned to Paris in disgrace. Some jokingly said that the bronze medal they received resembled a piece of "crocodile skin." Others were more supportive, claiming it wasn't a medal but a hundred-year-old Parisian antique. This caused netizens to exclaim that Paris has truly embarrassed itself this time, with the shame spreading globally. So why are so many medals being returned? If there's anything that can validate an athlete's efforts and achievements, Olympic medals are undoubtedly the most powerful proof. When once-celebrated athletes find themselves in trouble, medals can also serve as a quick way to make money. Athletes who have fought hard for their honors on the field return home only to find their medals rusted. This makes most athletes feel very uncomfortable, leading some to return their rusted medals. This isn't the first time this has happened; soon after the Olympics ended, people started returning their medals. By the 13th, British newspapers reported that over 100 gold medals had been returned. The next day, the international Olympic Committee addressed the issue, stating that all problematic medals would be replaced. Last August, French athletes noticed this phenomenon shortly after receiving their medals, saying they looked "smashed and oxidized." Some medals even began discoloring before the Olympics concluded. Harper mentioned that her bronze medal had lost its luster and was starting to fade. When the…

In the world of table tennis today, Zhang Benmei is undoubtedly one of the most promising new stars. At just 16 years old, she has already made a name for herself on the international stage, with her outstanding skills and remarkable mental fortitude earning her recognition as one of the strongest opponents to the national table tennis team in the next decade. Recently, news emerged that surprised many - her father, Zhang Benyu, turned down an invitation from the Japanese national table tennis team. What considerations lie behind this decision? Let's analyze it from the perspective of the father, the athlete's growth path, and the harsh realities of competitive sports. Abandoning Mixed Doubles in Favor of Focusing on Singles: A Wise Move The Japanese national table tennis team hoped that Zhang Benmei would take on the mixed doubles task during the upcoming Los Angeles Olympic cycle, aiming to replicate the achievements of Tokyo Olympics mixed doubles champion Ito Mima. In theory, mixed doubles is a project with relatively less competitive pressure at the Olympics, offering a higher chance of winning a championship than singles. However, Zhang Benyu resolutely rejected this proposal. This choice may seem risky, but upon closer analysis, it is actually paving the way for his daughter's future development. Zhang Benyu's reasoning is very clear: The mixed doubles task would divert Zhang Benmei's energy, and at only 16 years old, she is at a critical stage where her technical style and psychological quality are improving comprehensively. If she were to hastily take on three events, needing to balance…

Recently, foreign media reported a shocking news: as many as 100 medals were returned by athletes during the 2024 Paris Olympics. These medals, which should have been symbols of the hard work and heroic efforts of the athletes on the field, are now controversial due to quality issues. This incident has quickly attracted widespread attention and heated discussion around the world, not only casting a shadow over the image of the Paris Olympics but also raising deep doubts about the production and quality of the medals. During the Olympics, some athletes complained about the quality of the medals on social media. French swimmers Clementine Seguin and John N'Doye-Brouard posted photos of their bronze medals after winning, joking about their severe oxidation. The medals in the photos were covered with mottled rust marks, as if they had been washed by the vicissitudes of time, forming a stark contrast with the Olympics that had just ended not long ago. Clementine Seguin even described the medal as being like "crocodile skin," rough and dull, lacking the solemnity and holiness that an Olympic medal should have. As time went on, more and more athletes found similar problems with their medals. American skateboarder Nyjah Huston posted on social media less than 10 days after the Paris Olympics ended, complaining that his bronze medal was already rusted. He helplessly expressed that the medal looked like a veteran who had gone through countless battles and had lost its former glory. Nyjah Huston's complaint quickly resonated with netizens, who all expressed disappointment and dissatisfaction with the quality of…

In the past two days, the hottest news in the sports circle has been the announcement that Wang Chuqin, ranked first in the world, has been admitted to Beijing's Xian Nong Tan Sports School with a comprehensive score of 85.4 points, presenting an impressive report card. This 24-year-old world table tennis champion has shown us through his actions that his future planning is not limited to playing on the court. Speaking of this sports school system, I must elaborate on it. In the professional planning of athletes, obtaining a sports school system is like taking out a life insurance policy for oneself. We always thought that after retiring, athletes would either become coaches or enter sports schools, but Wang Chuqin made a particularly wise move. He didn't wait until he retired to consider these matters; instead, he laid the groundwork for his future life while his career was at its peak. Wang Chuqin's series of moves have indeed impressed everyone. First, he achieved the world's number one ranking on the court, then won double gold at the Paris Olympics, and now he has been admitted to the sports school system. It's not just about playing table tennis; it's like playing a big game of life! Recently, his decision to withdraw from the French Montpellier Championship also seems to be a very pragmatic choice. His schedule this year is particularly tight, from the Macau Championship to the Grand Slam, and then to the Asian Championships, it's like fighting a war. Athletes also need rest; overexertion is not beneficial to anyone. Moreover,…

Foreign Media Reveals Zheng Qinwen: Residing in Andorra Year-Round, Annual Income Reaches 220 Million, and is an International Favorite ‌—【Introduction】—‌ On January 12, 2025, Spain's "Marca" reported that 22-year-old Zheng Qinwen has endorsements from 14 companies, with a total income of 30 million U.S. dollars, which is more than 219 million yuan in RMB. On December 18, 2024, Forbes released the list of female athlete incomes, with Zheng Qinwen ranking fourth. The top three are American tennis player Gauff, Polish tennis player Swiatek, and skier Gu Ailing. In the revelation, we can also see that Zheng Qinwen lives in Andorra year-round. Why does Zheng Qinwen live in Andorra? ‌—【Zheng Qinwen】—‌ Zheng Qinwen was born on October 8, 2002, in Shiyan City, Hubei Province. She started learning tennis at the age of 6 and also came into contact with other sports, but ultimately chose tennis. At the age of 9, she was influenced by Li Na's championship win at the French Open, which further strengthened her determination to learn tennis. In 2014, at the age of 12, Zheng Qinwen participated in the 14th Hubei Provincial Games and won two gold medals. In 2015, she won the championship in the European Junior Tennis Tour. In 2018, she won the U18 championship at the Eddie International Junior Tennis Championships. In 2019, she reached the semifinals in the junior categories of the French Open and US Open, with a highest junior world ranking of sixth. On January 25, 2014, 31-year-old Li Na became the first Asian singles champion at the Australian Open. This match…

On the day of the final, on the table tennis court, Chen Meng stood on the Olympic podium after years of hard training and countless competitions. In theory, this moment should be filled with cheers and joy, but reality turned out to be unexpected. Some viewers were indifferent to her victory, and even some made sarcastic remarks. This not only surprised Chen Meng but also stirred up waves in the hearts of all those who paid attention to the match. "What's going on?" Many netizens asked. Why is there such a big contrast when a Chinese person wins? It turns out that under the influence of social media, some fans (fan circles) have brought their love for idols into sports events. They only support the stars in their hearts, ignoring the significance of the competition itself. The topic of "fan circle culture" has recently become popular. It has a huge impact in the entertainment industry, and it has unexpectedly spread to the field of sports. For athletes like Chen Meng, what they pursue is fair competition and self-transcendence, not becoming the "traffic star" in the eyes of some people. The actions of Zheng Qinwen dissolving fan groups and badminton players unfollowing are precisely to get rid of this interference and regain that pure competitive spirit. So, what if Sun Yingsha wins the gold medal at the Paris Olympics? It can be foreseen that the scene will be jubilant. People will applaud and cheer for her, as if the whole world is celebrating this glorious moment. This contrast makes people can't…

"Once criticized, now praised - what does this change in attitude signify?" Zhang Jike's recent evaluation of Wang Chuqin has ignited a storm of discussion. Known for his straightforwardness in the table tennis world as the "Tibetan Mastiff," why has his opinion of the younger generation changed so drastically in just a few months? The conversation ranges from competition to mentality and on to heritage, striking at the heart of the matter, no wonder it has sparked a frenzy of online discussion. If one word were to describe Zhang Jike's career, it would be "ups and downs." From winning both singles and team championships at the 2012 London Olympics to being plagued by injuries in the latter half of his career, his story is as thrilling as a roller coaster. It is precisely this experience of "climbing from the depths to the peak" that has made Zhang Jike an inspiring idol in the hearts of countless fans. After retiring, his life did not return to calm. On the contrary, he quickly seized the pulse of the flow, becoming a brand spokesperson, internet celebrity, and table tennis coach. In live streams, he is humorous and witty; in online courses, he imparts his knowledge generously. His successful transformation not only proves the limitless possibilities for athletes after retirement but also provides a clear career path for those who follow. Some even jokingly say, "The Tibetan Mastiff has transformed into a versatile talent, busier than when he was playing!" Compared to Zhang Jike's "spectacular" career, Wang Chuqin's professional trajectory appears more "low-key and…

Foreign Media Reveals Zheng Qinwen: Residing in Andorra Year-Round, Annual Income Reaches 220 Million, and is an International Darling Yesterday, the famous foreign media "Marca" reported on our country's tennis player Zheng Qinwen, not only analyzing her net worth but also reporting that her off-court income reached as high as $30 million, which converts to 220 million RMB. The report also mentioned Zheng Qinwen's place of residence, which she chose as Andorra on social media platforms. It is possible that "Marca" based its judgment on this information regarding Zheng Qinwen's place of residence. However, most Chinese people choose their place of residence on social media according to their mood and preferences; some even select places like Iceland or Switzerland. In addition, many media outlets have reported on Zheng Qinwen and given her high praise, believing that her future is limitless and that she is someone capable of achieving great things. Zheng Qinwen has also proven her excellence with her strength, winning multiple championships on the court, not only winning honor for the country but also earning a substantial amount of prize money, returning the funds she invested in tennis over the years within just one year. Within a Year, She Breaks Even Cultivating a tennis player is no easy feat, requiring not only a huge financial investment but also years of persistent training. However, Zheng Qinwen managed to break even in 2024 with just a few competitions' prize money, let alone the now overwhelming endorsement fees. Zheng Qinwen's performance at the Paris Olympics was so impressive that it made people…

In the recently concluded first round of the Snooker Masters, Ding Junhui narrowly defeated Williams with a slim margin of 6-5. This victory not only showcased his abilities in a critical moment but also bolstered his confidence for future important events. However, it is noteworthy that Ding mentioned a sense of "侥幸" (lucky) victory in his post-match interview, reflecting his psychological changes and deep contemplation of his own state during this high-pressure confrontation. During the crucial moments of the match, Ding found himself trailing 4-5, facing immense pressure and challenges. At that time, he did not overly consider winning or losing but instead focused on his technique and mindset. As he stated, he has been watching videos of his younger self playing, trying to recapture that feeling of fluidity and ease. This process of self-reflection is often overlooked by many athletes when facing tough times. Ding's approach undoubtedly provided him with psychological support, allowing him to remain calm under pressure. In the final stages of the game, Ding's performance was commendable yet filled with twists and turns. He made mistakes on several difficult red balls but managed to avoid giving his opponent any opportunities each time. This was not just a competition of skill but also a battle of psychology. Although Williams had the lead at one point, his few critical errors cost him the chance to secure the win. Ding's lucky moment came when he seized the opportunity during his opponent's mistake and successfully overtook. In the post-match interview, Ding admitted that there was still an element of luck…