China's national badminton team is facing a low point as they were completely eliminated from the India Open, leaving only one male singles player to face the challenges ahead. The India Open, a Super 750 level event and the second major tournament of the new season, has attracted many top players with its total prize pool of 950,000.Thesingleschampionswillreceive950,000. The singles champions will receive 950,000.Thesingleschampionswillreceive66,500, while the doubles champions will take home $70,300. China has sent a strong lineup to compete in this tournament. In men's singles, Li Shifeng, Weng Hongyang, Lu Guangzu, and Lei Lanxi are representing the national team. On the women's side, Wang Zhiyi, Han Yue, and Gao Fangjie are participating. In men's doubles, Liang Weikang and Wang Chang, He Jiting and Ren Xiangyu, Chen Boyang and Liu Yi, as well as Xie Haonan and Zeng Weihan are competing. For women's doubles, Liu Shengshu and Tan Ning, Li Yijing and Luo Xumin, and Jia Yifan and Zhang Shuxian are vying for victory. In mixed doubles, Jiang Zhenbang and Wei Yaxin, Guo Xinwa and Chen Fanghu, Cheng Xing and Zhang Chi are all striving for success. In the first round, China achieved 14 victories but also suffered 3 losses. Li Shifeng and Lei Lanxi failed to advance past the first round in men's singles. Additionally, Chen Boyang withdrew from his match with Liu Yi due to health issues. Moving into the round of 16, the competition intensified. In mixed doubles, the tenth-ranked Cheng Xing/Zhang Chi pair performed poorly, losing 17-21, 22-20, 17-21 in a decisive game against Thailand's Opasorn/Ongpraprapart,…

The Chinese badminton team participated in the Paris Olympics, where they won two gold medals. However, in the men's singles event, no Chinese player was able to reach the semi-finals, disappointing many fans of the sport. It is hoped that in the new Olympic cycle, the Chinese team can make a comeback in the men's singles category. The Chinese badminton team is currently competing in the India Open Badminton Championships, with many outstanding players sent to participate. In the men's singles event, 28-year-old world champion Lu Guangzu was highly anticipated by everyone. Lu Guangzu was eager to reach the final in this competition, but unexpectedly, he failed to perform well. In the second round of the men's singles at the 2025 India Open Badminton Championships, Chinese player Lu Guangzu lost 1-2 to Chinese Taipei's Chou Tien-chen and was eliminated. In the match, Chou Tien-chen took the first set 21-15; in the second set, Lu Guangzu adjusted his state in time to win 21-13; in the third set, Chou Tien-chen continued to exert himself to defeat Lu Guangzu 21-14. The match lasted 67 minutes, and in the end, Lu Guangzu lost 1-2 to Chou Tien-chen and failed to advance to the quarter-finals. After battling for 67 minutes, the 28-year-old national featherweight world champion lost, described as an "unsupportable A Dou." Seeing this 28-year-old national featherweight world champion lose after battling for 67 minutes and being eliminated with a score of 1:2, some people expressed that Lu Guangzu is truly an "unsupportable A Dou." Although he has had many opportunities to compete,…