Ni Xialian, a Chinese table tennis player from Luxembourg, accepted an exclusive interview with "The Paper". During the interview, she talked about the secrets of national table tennis, the controversial past in national table tennis and joining overseas table tennis teams, and t

Luxembourgish Chinese table tennis player Ni Xialian accepted an exclusive interview with "The Paper". In the interview, talked about the secrets of national table tennis, talked about the controversial past in national table tennis and joining overseas table tennis teams, and the ups and downs of life. Talking about the rumors of "handicap" in the 1983 World Table Tennis Championships, giving up personal interests for the collective interests.

This is the first time Ni Xialian talked about the national table tennis team handing over the ball. She admitted that she gave the ball to her teammate Cao Yanhua at the 1983 World Table Tennis Championships. She also bluntly stated that she was obeying the organization's arrangements. When she advanced from eight to four in the women's singles event, Just let the ball go. However, you have never regretted giving up the ball. Your personal interests are still subordinate to the collective interests and clear the way for the Chinese team. I understand the coaching staff's approach very well. This is my first time participating in the World Table Tennis Championships and I don't have enough experience in competitions.

In addition to handicap, another thing is that the National Table Tennis Team had three key training targets at that time, namely herself, Dai Lili and Geng Lijuan, but they all ate different meals. There are some things in the 1985 team that I don’t want to say more about. Let it become history forever. Why can we talk about handicap now? Because Ni Xialian thinks this is no longer a secret.

Chen Meng Sun Yingsha attracted heated discussion. In two consecutive Olympic Games, Chen Meng defeated Sun Yingsha 4-2 in the finals. Some netizens watched Ni Xialian's interview and speculated that she might have negotiated a handicap with Chen Meng, so she lost the first game, but the audience at the scene made Chen Meng go berserk and try to win the gold medal to show those people. But don’t forget that giving away the ball should allow capable players to play in foreign games. The championship and runner-up are all ours and there will be no handicap.

Ni Xialian was let go when eight entered four. I just gave up the opportunity to reach the finals to my teammates, not the championship in the finals. If you are not sure of winning the outside team, it may not be a bad thing to let your teammates in. If you defeat your teammates to reach the finals, and then lose to a foreign team, the outcome will not be good. Look at badminton's He Bingjiao , who defeated her teammate Chen Yufei to reach the semi-finals. In fact, she has no advantage at all when playing outside. The silver medal was still won by players from foreign associations who retired due to illness. She was criticized for wearing a foreign association badge on stage to receive the award, which led to her retirement and no longer participating in international competitions. Chen Yufei should have a better winning percentage than her in foreign competitions, but she lost to her teammates and failed to reach the semi-finals. Is this a good ending?

Some fans mentioned He Zhili. Because she missed the Seoul Olympics, she later became a Japanese national and changed her name to Xiaoshan Zhili. In fact, He Zhili was scolded not because she became a Japanese citizen or because she played on behalf of Japan, but because of her scream after winning the game on behalf of Japan. Initially, the organization arranged for He Zhili to compete with Guan Jianhua. When it came to the actual match, Guan Jianhua thought that He Zhili just didn't want to lose too badly, so he didn't really want to fight her at first. It was not until the decisive game that I realized that He Zhili was not giving up the ball, but it was too late. He Zhili was already playing crazy. If Guan Jianhua had fought He Zhili based on his strength from the beginning, it would not necessarily be the case who would lose and who would win.

Luxembourgish Chinese table tennis player Ni Xialian accepted an exclusive interview with "The Paper". In the interview, talked about the secrets of national table tennis, talked about the controversial past in national table tennis and joining overseas table tennis teams, and the ups and downs of life. Talking about the rumors of "handicap" in the 1983 World Table Tennis Championships, giving up personal interests for the collective interests.

This is the first time Ni Xialian talked about the national table tennis team handing over the ball. She admitted that she gave the ball to her teammate Cao Yanhua at the 1983 World Table Tennis Championships. She also bluntly stated that she was obeying the organization's arrangements. When she advanced from eight to four in the women's singles event, Just let the ball go. However, you have never regretted giving up the ball. Your personal interests are still subordinate to the collective interests and clear the way for the Chinese team. I understand the coaching staff's approach very well. This is my first time participating in the World Table Tennis Championships and I don't have enough experience in competitions.

In addition to handicap, another thing is that the National Table Tennis Team had three key training targets at that time, namely herself, Dai Lili and Geng Lijuan, but they all ate different meals. There are some things in the 1985 team that I don’t want to say more about. Let it become history forever. Why can we talk about handicap now? Because Ni Xialian thinks this is no longer a secret.

Chen Meng Sun Yingsha attracted heated discussion. In two consecutive Olympic Games, Chen Meng defeated Sun Yingsha 4-2 in the finals. Some netizens watched Ni Xialian's interview and speculated that she might have negotiated a handicap with Chen Meng, so she lost the first game, but the audience at the scene made Chen Meng go berserk and try to win the gold medal to show those people. But don’t forget that giving away the ball should allow capable players to play in foreign games. The championship and runner-up are all ours and there will be no handicap.

Ni Xialian was let go when eight entered four. I just gave up the opportunity to reach the finals to my teammates, not the championship in the finals. If you are not sure of winning the outside team, it may not be a bad thing to let your teammates in. If you defeat your teammates to reach the finals, and then lose to a foreign team, the outcome will not be good. Look at badminton's He Bingjiao , who defeated her teammate Chen Yufei to reach the semi-finals. In fact, she has no advantage at all when playing outside. The silver medal was still won by players from foreign associations who retired due to illness. She was criticized for wearing a foreign association badge on stage to receive the award, which led to her retirement and no longer participating in international competitions. Chen Yufei should have a better winning percentage than her in foreign competitions, but she lost to her teammates and failed to reach the semi-finals. Is this a good ending?

Some fans mentioned He Zhili. Because she missed the Seoul Olympics, she later became a Japanese national and changed her name to Xiaoshan Zhili. In fact, He Zhili was scolded not because she became a Japanese citizen or because she played on behalf of Japan, but because of her scream after winning the game on behalf of Japan. Initially, the organization arranged for He Zhili to compete with Guan Jianhua. When it came to the actual match, Guan Jianhua thought that He Zhili just didn't want to lose too badly, so he didn't really want to fight her at first. It was not until the decisive game that I realized that He Zhili was not giving up the ball, but it was too late. He Zhili was already playing crazy. If Guan Jianhua had fought He Zhili based on his strength from the beginning, it would not necessarily be the case who would lose and who would win.