In the first round of the A group playoffs in the women's volleyball league, an unsightly incident occurred during the fourth set of the match where Beijing lost 2:3 to Shandong. At that time, Shandong was leading, and Beijing's head coach Chu Hui shouted anxiously at the foreign players and interpreter: "Are you talking? Do you have a translator? Tell her (the foreign player) if she can hold on, then play; if not, then substitute." This scene was astonishing! During normal matches, foreign players like Wei Lin had 82 attacks and Bekic had 40. The workload per game is considerable, and they also need to handle receiving serves and provide support. Regardless, the coach's temper, attitude, and tone are too harsh and domineering! In fact, the approach could be more tactful, after all, in front of foreign players, you represent not only the Beijing Automotive Club. Many netizens expressed: Chu Hui really has a big temper but little ability, he can't perform himself, yet he acts so arrogantly! It seems that most domestic coaches have this kind of attitude! Moreover, the interpreter was also shouted at, and this is a public occasion! Beijing Auto has played too many five-set matches, everyone is tired, and the coach's behavior is inappropriate! Some netizens further stated: Most male coaches in China are like this, with little ability but plenty of temper! Furthermore, it's just a club match, so if China wants to improve its volleyball environment, coaches need to change their tempers as well. Now we're dealing with the post-00s generation, no one…

Beijing Guoan Club has delivered a satisfying year-end summary to its fans, starting with the departure of last season's heavily criticized head coach Suarez. After careful consideration, they have chosen the Spanish coach Quique Setien, known for his attacking football style, to lead the coaching team. Setien's joining makes him the most prominent head coach in the Chinese Super League (CSL), with his experience coaching Barcelona and other famous clubs, giving Beijing fans endless expectations. In terms of players, the club has renewed contracts with three veterans Zhang Xizhe, Wang Gang, and Chi Zhongguo, showing the players the care of the club. Another meritorious captain Yu Dabao has transitioned to become a coach at the Guoan Youth Training Academy, which can be considered a proper arrangement for this meritorious captain. The outstanding player Cao Yongjing, who is in his prime, has received a top salary contract for four years, which is also the greatest recognition for this newly promoted national team member. Additionally, Bai Yang and Nabi Jiang have also successfully renewed their contracts. Confirmed departing players Mamadou, Zhang Chengdong, and Li Ke may still appear on the CSL stage next year, as changing the environment is their final choice. Newcomer Serginho has confirmed his naturalization and joining, and Wu Shaocong is also very close to joining Beijing Guoan. It is reported that negotiations are underway for a powerful defensive midfielder. With strong troops and horses, Beijing Zhonghe Guoan Club's goal of always striving for first place next season may be achieved!

The match between Beijing and Liaoning received high attention as both teams are traditional powerhouses. However, during the game, Chen Yingjun suffered an ankle sprain in the third quarter, which had a significant impact on Beijing. Despite this setback, Beijing managed to stabilize in the final quarter when Liaoning was catching up and ultimately secured the victory, a result that brought relief. The injury process for Chen Yingjun appeared quite severe. While attempting a shot, he stepped on Wang Lanqin's foot. He was even escorted off the court, unable to put any weight on his injured foot, with multiple people supporting him throughout the difficult process. Fortunately, according to the latest updates, Chen Yingjun's condition is not serious. After the game, Xu Limin addressed Chen Yingjun's injury, stating: "His foot is somewhat swollen, and we've taken X-rays, but he needs to rest temporarily." This statement is reassuring, as Chen Yingjun is the team's offensive core, determining the fluidity of Beijing's offense. If Fang Shuo were to be heavily relied upon in the future, there is a possibility that he could disrupt the rhythm, given his previously proven decline. Chen Yingjun's absence has a considerable impact on the entire team. The exact number of days he will rest is still unclear, but I personally estimate it to be around 1-2 weeks, considering it's just a swollen foot. Beijing should make an official announcement later, and we also hope he can recover and return as soon as possible. You should know that Beijing's recent record hasn't been great; they finally managed to…

The Paris Olympics have concluded, marking the beginning of a new Olympic cycle. The Chinese table tennis team has also experienced significant changes, with Olympic champions Fan Zhendong and Chen Meng announcing their withdrawal from the world rankings. Adding to this, veteran Ma Long is nearing retirement, necessitating major adjustments within the Chinese team. Besides the Chinese team, our opponents, the South Korean table tennis team, are also undergoing changes. Following the announcement of veteran Lee Sangsu's departure from the national team, Tian Zhiyi will also be leaving. News of Tian Zhiyi's exit from the national team comes from South Korean media. Reports indicate that Tian has declined to renew her contract with Mirae Asset Securities Club and has also given up the opportunity to join the South Korean national table tennis team. South Korean media has analyzed the reasons behind Tian's decision to leave the national team, attributing it primarily to injuries and age. It is reported that Tian suffered a severe injury two years ago and has been playing through pain for the past two years. Despite this, Tian's performance has been commendable. Although she is no longer the top player on the South Korean women's team, she remains the second mainstay. Partnering with Shin Yubin in women's doubles, they have competed for medals in numerous major competitions, once ranking first in the world. At the Paris Olympics, Tian helped the South Korean women's team win a bronze medal. Most recently, at the Chengdu Mixed Team World Cup, Tian contributed to the team's silver medal victory. Tian's decision…

On December 28th, Beijing time, the CBA regular season continued with Beijing hosting Nanjing. In the first quarter, both teams started well, with Solomon scoring a 2+1, Leaf responding with a three-pointer, Zhu Mingzhen also hitting a three-pointer, and Leaf then continuously attacking to score points, with Nanjing slightly taking the lead. Zeng Fanbo broke through for a basket, Zhang Cairen hit two consecutive three-pointers, Tariq dunked, Beijing overtook the score, and the two teams then became embroiled in a tug-of-war, with the offense going back and forth, and the score alternatingly leading. Zhang Cairen hit another three-pointer, Floyd hit two consecutive three-pointers to tie the score, and Jie Man also made a three-pointer, giving Beijing a 30-27 lead at the end of the first quarter. In the second quarter, Harris made a jumper, followed by a three-pointer, and Jie Man immediately responded. Floyd scored on a counterattack, Tian Yuheng hit a three-pointer, and the two teams were evenly matched, with the score difference never widening. Zeng Fanbo picked up his third foul early, and Nanjing built a seven-point lead with consecutive scores. Jie Man made a 2+1 to catch up, Fan Ziming made a jumper, Beijing's offensive momentum recovered, Solomon hit a three-pointer, and a 12-2 run overtook the score. Lin Wei stopped the bleeding with free throws, Beijing's offensive momentum continued, Solomon made a counterattacking dunk, and the half ended with Beijing leading 56-51. After halftime, Beijing continued to score and take the initiative, Harris made a three-pointer to stop the bleeding, Zeng Fanbo picked up his fifth…

Recently, according to Korean media reports, renowned Korean table tennis player Tian Zhixi announced her withdrawal from the Korean national table tennis team. A short video of her returning to Beijing has also been circulating online, showing a very happy Tian Zhixi loudly declaring to the camera: "I'm home, my beloved Beijing." Of course, this does not mean that Tian Zhixi will completely bid farewell to table tennis. Future Securities Team also pointed out that due to the possibility of Tian Zhixi signing with other teams, it is uncertain whether she will completely say goodbye to table tennis. Sources revealed that Tian Zhixi will return to China for rest next. Speaking of Tian Zhixi, fans who follow table tennis are very familiar with her. Born in Hebei Province in 1992, Tian Zhixi was once a student of the well-known table tennis coach Yin Xiao. Although she has good talent and strength, the competition in domestic table tennis is very fierce, making it very difficult for Tian Zhixi to enter the national team based on her own abilities. Therefore, from a professional perspective, Tian Zhixi ultimately chose to join the Korean team. In January 2011, she became the adopted daughter of her father's Korean friend, passed the naturalization exam, and obtained Korean nationality; in August 2016, Tian Zhixi participated in the Rio Olympics as a member of the Korean team. With solid fundamentals, Tian Zhixi gradually became the top female player in Korean table tennis. However, her main achievements are in mixed doubles and women's doubles, with average results in women's…

Introduction: In the past two years, Shanghai Shenhua has always been under the spotlight of fans' attention. Any news about new signings has caused a stir among the fans, with opinions ranging from support to opposition. Rumors about players leaving the team are also rampant, making it difficult to distinguish between truth and falsehood, and we have to wait for an official announcement. With New Year's Day approaching, there has been no news about domestic signings. Although Shenhua's local lineup appears complete, in reality, the top clubs tightly hold onto their promising young talents. We need to find a midfield general capable of changing the course of the game from the cracks. What kind of lineup will Shenhua present in the new season? Fans are anxiously waiting to see if Shenhua can play a winning hand in this limited situation or fall into mediocrity. Everything is uncertain, and only time will reveal the answer. Shanghai Shenhua has been a major focus for fans in recent years, especially when it comes to their signings each season, which always attract a lot of attention. For instance, when the Shenhua team reporter revealed that Minero would replace Marele, it immediately sparked discussions among many fans. There are supporters and opponents among the fans, after all, it's not the fans who are spending money, so they naturally prefer the club to hire more expensive players since they will be paying for tickets to watch the games. At the same time, rumors about Shenhua players leaving are everywhere, from Xie Pengfei to Ma Zhen, and…

According to a report by the Beijing Youth Daily, the struggling Beijing team is actively seeking a fourth foreign player and has engaged in deep discussions with James Nunnally, a former Houston Rockets player who briefly joined Shanghai. Nunnally stands at 201cm tall, born in 1990, and is nearing 35 years of age. In his time representing Shanghai, he averaged 22.3 points and 5.5 rebounds per game in 33 minutes, with a two-point shooting percentage of 49% and an impressive three-point shooting percentage of 50%. From the data alone, Nunnally appears to be a highly efficient foreign player, with the only downside being his age. However, according to feedback from Shanghai fans who have watched him play, Nunnally is essentially a pure shooter with excellent accuracy but lacks ball-handling skills. This seems similar to Beijing's current type of player, Omer, but with higher efficiency. Coach Xu Limin seems to favor this kind of team-oriented foreign players. Currently, the team's players such as Jerman, Solomon, and Omer do not stand out individually but are indeed suitable for the team. However, this also brings about a problem: when things are going smoothly, everything is fine, and the team can win matches easily. But during decisive moments, without a foreign player capable of delivering under pressure, Beijing seems to rely solely on Chen Yingjun to deliver the hard shots. Facing Shandong, Chen Yingjun had a big breakout, scoring 38 points and crucially adding 7 more points to help the team stay in the game. Despite this outstanding performance, Beijing still lost the match.…