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Recently, the results of the national table tennis trials were officially released, and what is surprising is that the high-profile Lin Shidong and Kuo Man have all fallen off the list! At the same time, the 19-year-old rookies Zhang Benmei and Zhu Qianxi have quickly emerged and successfully made the list, and this unexpected phenomenon has aroused widespread attention.
Lin Shidong and Kuo Man, as the hopeful stars of national table tennis, have performed well in the past competitions and are highly anticipated. However, their defeat in this selection tournament was unexpected. This also brings people a practical question that they have to face: Is there a fault line among the new stars of national table tennis?
As the pride of Chinese sports, national table tennis has cultivated countless outstanding players. However, in recent years, we have gradually found that there seems to be a problem with the reserve of national table tennis talents. Lin Shidong and Kuo Man's failure is just a microcosm, and deeper problems need to be solved urgently.
First of all, we need to ask ourselves: Is there a problem with our training system? One of the reasons may be to pay too much attention to technical training and neglect the cultivation of quality. We should give young players more opportunities to exercise their willpower, sense of competition and mental quality, so that they can better cope with the high-intensity pressure.
Secondly, we need to pay attention to whether the grassroots material selection work is sound. The national team is undoubtedly the highest level of selection criteria, but we cannot ignore the potential players from various provinces and cities. In order to truly discover more outstanding young players, we need to improve the grassroots selection system, strengthen the support and guidance of local training centers, and encourage more potential players to participate in the selection of national table tennis.
At the same time, we also need to strengthen the psychological counseling of young players. The pressure of fame is a challenge for young players, who need to learn how to manage their emotions and stress, as well as the ability to cope with failure. Only with a healthy mindset and positive psychological quality can we stand out in the fierce competition.
While Lin Shidong and Kuo Man fell off the list, the outstanding performance of Zhang Benmei and Zhu Qianxi also brought new hope to people. As the young generation of rising stars in national table tennis, they have shown extremely high potential and strength. We have reason to believe that under the correct guidance and training, they will achieve more brilliant results.
To sum up, the problem of the new star fault in national table tennis really needs our attention. The training system, the selection of materials at the grassroots level, and psychological counseling all need to be further improved and strengthened. Only in this way can we cultivate more outstanding young players for the national table tennis and inject new vitality into the cause of Chinese table tennis! Let us look forward to the new stars of the national table tennis to shine in the future competitions!
