Today, I want to talk about a recent incident that has caused quite a stir. It started as a small matter, but quickly escalated into a snowball effect, causing a commotion throughout the city. I'm referring to the situation involving Japanese table tennis player, Early Field Xina. This matter is quite peculiar; she just opened an account on a Chinese social media platform, and then went to visit a Japanese shrine? That's quite a show! What kind of play are you putting on, Early Field Xina? Let's start from the beginning. Early Field Xina is a Japanese table tennis player, with a charming appearance and decent skills. She won a bronze medal at the Paris Olympics, which can be considered a modest achievement. Because she often competes against our national table tennis players, she is quite well-known in China. Just the other day, she took photos with our players Fan Zhendong and Sun Yingsha, looking quite affectionate. Fan Zhendong even suggested that she open an account on a Chinese social media platform, and once it was opened, her followers skyrocketed, making her on the verge of becoming an internet sensation. But good times didn't last long! As soon as this girl returned to Japan, she gave an interview saying she wanted to visit the "Tomori Special Attack Peace Museum." This stirred up a hornet's nest! This so-called "Peace Museum" is essentially a place to commemorate World War II Japanese aggressors. It houses relics of the Japanese army that invaded China, under the guise of "commemorating peace," but in reality, it…

The Chinese table tennis team participated in the Paris Olympics, where they won all five titles. Although China achieved a clean sweep, they face significant challenges in the new Olympic cycle, especially with the emergence of Japanese prodigy Zhang Benmei, who must be taken seriously by the Chinese team. Zhang Benmei is of Chinese descent but plays fiercely against Chinese opponents, showcasing her potential on the court. Despite her competitive spirit against Chinese players, she has encountered two nemeses among Japanese competitors who have completely suppressed her. Her first nemesis is Hina Hayata, against whom Zhang Benmei has lost eight consecutive matches, being thoroughly dominated. It will be challenging for Zhang to break through Hayata's defenses and become a leader for the Japanese team in the future. Her second nemesis is the 20-year-old Saki Shibutani, who, despite her young age, plays with great excitement against Zhang Benmei. In the decisive match of the women's doubles final at the Asian Table Tennis Championships, Shibutani even handed Zhang a 11-0 defeat. Zhang must consider how to overcome Shibutani in the future. Facing both Hayata and Shibutani, Zhang has struggled to find effective strategies, causing concern among her fans. However, at only 16 years old, Zhang still has opportunities to prove herself in future competitions, and people will be watching her performance closely. Despite losing eight consecutive matches to Hayata and receiving an 11-0 defeat from the 20-year-old genius Shibutani, Zhang Benmei will not slacken her self-discipline. She will continue to give her all in upcoming matches, and everyone will be paying attention…

China's table tennis team is an excellent squad that has brought surprises to everyone at the Paris Olympics. They won championships in all five events, achieving a clean sweep of gold medals. However, in the new Olympic cycle, the Chinese team cannot afford to be complacent as the Japanese team has been growing rapidly. The Japanese table tennis team has recently risen strongly and become the main competitor to the Chinese team. Facing the Japanese, the Chinese team must remain vigilant. A 16-year-old Japanese player, Zhang Benmei, has become the focus of attention. This ethnic Chinese player has become a primary rival to China's main players. After the Paris Olympics, Zhang Benmei defeated China's main players multiple times, demonstrating her strong overall strength. Although she showed impressive competitive form when playing against Chinese players, Zhang Benmei encountered a nemesis in her career, her teammate Hina Hayata. Zhang Benmei and Hina Hayata have faced each other ten times in their careers, with Zhang losing nine times and only winning once. The 16-year-old Zhang Benmei was directly controlled by her nemesis Hina Hayata, especially after suffering an eight-game losing streak, which left her lacking confidence. It is evident that Hina Hayata can effectively restrain Zhang Benmei. As an ethnic Chinese player, Zhang Benmei plays fiercely against Chinese players but performs relatively average against Japanese opponents. Although she has been hailed as a prodigy, people believe that if Zhang Benmei cannot defeat Japanese players, it will be very challenging for her to dominate the world women's table tennis scene in the future. Currently,…

Sports are based on strength, but there are also some netizens who like to watch beautiful women and handsome men with high looks, after all, beauty is a feast for the eyes! This article will take stock of the top 10 beauties in the current world table tennis scene to see if there is anyone you have in mind? No. 10: Hina Hayata! After Ito Mima fell from the peak, Hina Hayata became the elder sister of the Japanese team and also the captain of the women's team. Hina Hayata is only 24 years old, but her ball skills have been growing, and she will be the strongest opponent of the national team from now to the next five years. Hina Hayata has a very good mentality, whether in a favorable situation or an adverse one, she can face it calmly. No. 9: Miyu Nagasaki! Miyu Nagasaki is even younger, now only 16 years old, she has already established herself as the second in command of the Japanese team. Although Miyu Nagasaki is young, she is tall and has strong defensive capabilities. In 2024, Miyu Nagasaki successively defeated four of the "Five Golden Flowers" of the national team, except for Chen Meng. In the next ten years, Miyu Nagasaki will be a formidable opponent for the national team. No. 8: Zhixi Tian! Zhixi Tian was originally a Chinese player, but because there are so many talented players in China, she found it difficult to stand out, so she chose to become a South Korean. Zhixi Tian has fair skin and…

Do you remember that night when the Japanese team could only "look at the ocean with longing"? On the WTT court, when the "Sha Tou combination" once again raised the championship trophy, everyone saw the truth: this pair of partners has long been more than just simple teammates! Let's rewind time back to 2017. At that time, Wang Chuqin was still a round-faced teenager, and Sun Yingsha was also a little girl with a ponytail. On the field of the Asian Youth Championship, who would have thought that the encounter of these two "greenhorns" would be the beginning of a legend? The name "Sha Tou combination" sounds amusing, but behind it lies a carefully designed tactical match. Just like the ingredients in a spicy hot pot, Sun Yingsha is the agile Sichuan pepper, occasionally giving opponents a "numbing" feeling; while Wang Chuqin is the solid pot bottom, steadily supporting all changes. The tacit understanding on the field is really breathtaking. Often, as soon as Sun Yingsha turns her eyes, Wang Chuqin has already accurately predicted which angle she wants to hit. This level of tacit understanding is simply more in tune than an old married couple who have been together for many years! Interestingly, the interaction off the field makes the teammates collectively "break through". Wang Chuqin often jokingly says, "Now I can read the expressions on Sha Sha's face very accurately, wherever she wants to hit, I will hit." This is exactly what a "wife-controlled strict" looks like! And Sun Yingsha, although she often complains about this "big head,"…

Shin Yu-bin is a rising star in the Korean table tennis world and also a little beauty that netizens love to talk about. What impresses people most is that when she learned that Miharu Ito visited the "Kamikaze Special Attack," she quickly unfollowed Ito and expressed her "respect for history." It can be seen that although she is young, she has a broad perspective. She is more well-known for her "special affection" for table tennis player Wang Chuqin, openly expressing her liking for Dadi. When participating in the Lao Wa Cup, Ma Long, as the captain of the Asian team, instructed them. The way Shin Yu-bin looked at Long Team was full of unreserved admiration. It can be seen that she really likes China. Moreover, she is an athlete who is enthusiastic about public welfare. She started donating money at the age of 16, and so far, her donations have exceeded 300 million won. Let's take a closer look at her donation items: First Salary Donation: Shin Yu-bin donated sports shoes worth 6 million won to the children's welfare institution "Dream Cultivation Home" in Suwon, Gyeonggi Province after receiving her first salary from sponsor Korean Air at the age of 16. Child Cancer Patient Donation: After the Tokyo Olympics, Shin Yu-bin donated 80 million won to child cancer patients at Asian University. Dubai World Championship Women's Doubles Silver Medal Bonus Donation: Shin Yu-bin donated all 10 million won of her women's doubles silver medal bonus from the Dubai World Championship. Hangzhou Asian Games Women's Doubles Gold Medal Bonus Donation: After…