Table Tennis: From Disabled to the Brightest Star in the Sport
乒乓：从残废到乒坛紫薇星
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The emergence of more novels about table tennis proves that table tennis is beginning to decline in popularity in reality.
Seeing that the protagonist is set at 18 years old and in the city's professional team, let's talk about the real-world table tennis talent teams.
Zhang Jike previously mentioned that if you haven't made it into the national youth team by the age of 15 or 16, it will be extremely difficult to break into the national team and become a world champion. The golden age for selecting players for the national table tennis team is basically between 11 and 15 years old, and talented players of the same age would already be in the provincial team or…
In China, top-level table tennis players without connections are destined to be either sparring partners or runners-up. So stop writing about it; the better you write it, the more ironic and unrealistic it becomes. After all, success isn't solely determined by results. Let's change the subject!
The protagonist is 18 and hasn't even made it into the provincial team yet, while others are already in the national team at 18.
Fang Bo Provincial Team (Shandong Luneng): Joined the Shandong Luneng Table Tennis Club in 2002 at the age of 10. National Team: Selected for the National Second Team in 2005 (age 13), and promoted to the National First Team in 2009 (age 17). Lin Gaoyuan Provincial Team (Guangdong Provincial Team): Joined the Guangdong Provincial Table Tennis Team at the age of 9. National Team: Selected for the Chinese National Table Tennis Team in April 2009 (age 14).
This name sounds like someone using the Purple Star (a mythical creature associated with ping-pong) as a ball.
Your starting point is way too low! At 18, you haven't even made it to the provincial team. Table tennis isn't like football or basketball, which are market-driven sports. The main path to success is still to join the national team and participate in competitions, and even then, the number of spots for major tournaments is decided by the Table Tennis Association.
The start was a bit too bad.
The protagonist was only the top student in the city at 18, and this accidental injury ruined his career. Even without this accident, I don't think being the top student in the city at 18 in China has much of a future. Even Captain Wang wasn't that bad, right? I don't really understand, can the top student in the city become a high-paid table tennis coach in reality?