Hina Hayata's love affair with China: A warm exchange off the field
In the starry light of the table tennis world, Hina Hayata's name gradually became known. In the most recent Saudi Arabia Grand Slam, she not only won the applause of the audience with her strength, but also attracted attention for a warm gesture - she chose to sit in the viewing area of the Chinese national table tennis and feel the passion of the game with the players.
In the fierce duel between Sun Yingsha and Chen Meng, the camera accidentally captured the figure of Hina Hayata. She sat in the viewing area of the Chinese team, sitting side by side with Wang Yidi, He Zhuojia and other players, as if she had integrated into this powerful team. At that moment, it seemed that national borders no longer mattered, only the love and friendship of table tennis passed between each other.
Hina Hayata's choice was not accidental. She knows that watching the matches with the Chinese players will not only give her a deeper understanding of her opponents, but also allow her to learn valuable lessons from them. Therefore, she came with a notebook to record every detail of the game and the comments of the coaches. This diligent and studious attitude has undoubtedly laid a solid foundation for her future growth.
And the friendship between Hina Hayada and the players of the Chinese team is even more touching. Although she was a member of the Japanese team, she gradually developed a strong friendship with the players of the Chinese team over time. Privately, they communicate with each other, learn from each other, and grow together. This kind of friendship across borders not only made Hina Hayada feel the warmth of home, but also made her cherish every moment with her teammates even more.
Hina Hayata's move has undoubtedly added a touch of color to the table tennis exchanges between China and Japan. She proves with her actions that sports are not only a stage for competition, but also a bridge of friendship. In the days to come, we look forward to seeing more such warm exchanges to make the table tennis industry of China and Japan more prosperous.