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Let's first talk about whether the Chinese table tennis team is strong or not. One word, strong. But how strong is it? Let me first talk about the record of Zhang Jike, known as the Tiger of the Empire, this year. At the Korean Open, Zhang Jike lost to ********* player Chen Jianan 3:4 in the first round. ITTF Qatar Open Zhang Jike unexpectedly lost 1-4 to German star Ocharov. Of course, the media will definitely not report these things. What they will report is that during the Olympics, Zhang Jike was told by Liu Guoliang to wake up, and then Zhang Jike "easily" abused his opponent. Furthermore, in the Olympic semi-finals, Zhang Jike played against veteran Samsonov (40 years old) and seemed to win easily 4:1, but what about the small game points? In the first game, Zhang Jike won 11:9. In the second game, Samsonov originally got the game point at 10-9, but was tied by Zhang Jike. In the end, Zhang Jike won 13-11. In the third game, when Samsonov led 10-7 and got 3 game points, Zhang Jike pulled 5 points in a row. Unfortunately, he lost the game 10:12. In the fourth game, Samsonov won 11-6. In the fifth game, Zhang Jike won 11-9 It can be seen that Zhang Jike won all four games with an extremely weak advantage. (Although when watching the game, you will find that Zhang Jike seems to be beating Samsonov, but this has something to do with the style of play. Zhang Jike is more fierce, while Lao Samsonov focuses on defense.) When it comes to the Olympics, I have to mention Xu Xin. His fame may not be as good as Zhang Jike and Ma Long, but people who are familiar with table tennis should know that he is a pen-hold player that the national team is currently focusing on cultivating. From my personal point of view, his current level should be comparable to Zhang Jike (but Zhang Jike also has a back injury). Idiots all know that every member of the Chinese table tennis team is a devil-level figure (although I don't like this word too much, and I think devil only applies to Zhang Yining, and only she can truly achieve a dominant level of performance, just like the peak O'Pang feels in the paint.), And Xu Xin, as the only pen-hold player in the Chinese team who is currently ranked, must also be at the level of a "devil". But Xu Xin lost to Shutani Mizutani in the Olympic team competition, even though the lead was overturned in the decisive game. Is Xu Xin not strong enough? No, Mizutani Hayabusa is very strong. Anyone who watched the men's singles semi-finals knows that Mizutani Hayabusa and Ma Long were almost evenly matched in the last few games. (The peak Malone is really too strong) Maybe you will understand when I say this. The purpose of writing this article is not to tell you how invincible Chinese table tennis is, but to let everyone objectively understand the strength of the Chinese table tennis team. Every victory won by the Chinese table tennis players in the world competition was achieved with sweat and by no means easy. They have paid too much on the way to defend the honor of the "Devil King" of Chinese table tennis. You know, although Rong Guotuan won the men's singles championship at the World Table Tennis Championships as early as 1959, China's rise in table tennis has not been smooth sailing. Japan dominated the table tennis world in the 1950s (49% of the championships during this period were taken away by Japan) The re-emergence of Europe after the 1970s also caused a lot of trouble for China. In the 1980s, a genius named Waldner made the world table tennis world tremble. He was the first table tennis Grand Slam winner to combine the Olympic Games, World Table Tennis Championships, World Cup, and European Championships. At his peak, Waldner could be said to be even better than Malone now. At the end of the last century, the Chinese team's evaluation of itself was: We are on the same starting line as the world's strongest players, led by Europe. In fact, it was not until the new century that the Chinese table tennis world could truly be called dominant. Having said all this, I still want to tell you that when the Chinese table tennis team competes in the world, they do not bully rookies. The recently popular story of Zhang Yining and Ai Fukuhara is not what everyone thinks, because Ai Fukuhara is inherently weak. (It's really impressive to reach the top four in this Olympics, but Ai Fukuhara during Zhang Yining's time was just like a brave man who just left the novice village.) Please take Chinese table tennis seriously, as well as the strong players in other countries, and don't take too seriously what the domestic media is preaching all day long. If someone asks me, can Chinese table tennis be considered dominant now? I'd say, crap, that's for sure. But is the Chinese table tennis team really invincible? I don't think so. And

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