Title: Shocking! Japanese Netizens Slam Tomokazu Harimoto: "Waste, Return to China Quickly!" Coach Also Implicated. Content: Every match at the Paris Olympics is eye-catching, with each athlete being a focus of media attention. In one of the table tennis competitions, Japanese player Tomokazu Harimoto and his partner faced off against a North Korean team in an exciting match that ultimately ended with Harimoto's team losing to their North Korean opponents. After missing out on the gold medal, there was intense discussion within Japan, with netizens fiercely criticizing Harimoto's performance on the court, a topic still under debate. The loss seemed to have a significant impact on Harimoto, who sat dazed in a corner of the court after the result was announced. His expression was blank, his sadness evident, as if he couldn't believe what had just happened. However, he had to admit that he had greatly underestimated the strength of the North Korean players, having been too overconfident. In contrast, the North Koreans celebrated their victory with passionate embraces, forming a stark contrast to the serious atmosphere on the Japanese side. In an interview, Harimoto expressed his admiration for the strength of his North Korean opponents. He found it difficult to predict the next moves of the female player due to her backhand skills, while the male player's forceful shots made it hard for him to defend. This explanation suggests that Harimoto recognized the strength of his North Korean opponents but could not hide his sadness over the loss. Japanese media seized upon Harimoto as a hot topic, sensationalizing the…

Ai Fukuhara's story is like a movie without a script, from a little girl to a table tennis player and then a mother, her life trajectory always surprises people. Some say she is a genius girl, others say she is too impulsive, but who can truly understand one's choices. At that time, Ai Fukuhara didn't know what table tennis was, but her mother put the racket in her hand. Her small hands couldn't hold the racket, but she just liked the feeling of playing, and she could play for a whole day without getting tired. Everyone at home said she was born to play ball. After daily training, she would go home and pester her mother to practice with her. The aunt next door would say how persistent this child is, while other children were playing with toys, she was sweating on the table. At the age of four, she was spotted by the Japanese Table Tennis Association and became the youngest representative player in Miyagi Prefecture. The coach said he had never seen such a young child play so well. Her seriousness when playing made people forget that she was still a little girl who loved to cry. When she was six years old, her mother brought her to China for training. At that time, she couldn't speak Chinese, but the table is a universal language in the world. She started a new life in a foreign country like this. The training of Chinese coaches is particularly strict. Sometimes an action has to be practiced hundreds of times. The…