Lin Shidong won the world championship 2 in a row, but Liang Jingkun was eliminated by 3 rounds, Liu Guoliang and Wang Hao really had a big head
On the WTT in Macau, young player Lin Shidong is like a rising star, shining brightly. With unstoppable momentum, he defeated two world champions Tomokazu Zhang and Lin Yunru in succession to advance to the men's singles semifinals. Lin Shidong's victory is not only a demonstration of technology, but also the rise of new forces, indicating that the future of national table tennis is full of hope. He plays calmly and efficiently, like an experienced chess player, with every move carefully thought out and made with precision. In stark contrast to Liang Jingkun's unexpected defeat, the main national table tennis player known as the "sweeping monk", was defeated by Germany's Qiu Dang in a good situation of leading 2:0.
The result of this match raises the question of the beauty of competitive sport, which is unpredictable and unpredictable. Lin Shidong's victory is certainly gratifying, but Liang's defeat is also a wake-up call. In the ever-changing arena, only by always being vigilant and striving for perfection can we remain invincible in the fierce competition.
This competition can be regarded as a replacement of the old and the new in national table tennis, and the rise of the younger generation has injected new vitality into national table tennis and brought new challenges. Veterans need to face up to the challenges and continue to learn and improve in order to maintain an edge in the competition.
Sports competition is like sailing against the current, if you don't advance, you will retreat. For young players, winning is important, but it's more important to keep a humble mindset and keep learning to improve your skills and mentality. For veterans, it is necessary to improve the accumulation of experience and skills, and at the same time, it is also necessary to do a good job of passing on the role of helping young players grow faster.
The future of national table tennis requires the joint efforts of new and old players, and I believe that under the leadership of the coaching staff, the Chinese table tennis team can create more brilliance. Let's wait and see what they do in the future!
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