The national table tennis candidates for the Asian Games singles competition have been determined, Fan Zhendong and Ma Long will participate in the men's singles competition, and Chen Meng and Sun Yingsha have won the quota for the women's singles competition. For Wang Manyu, who is the defending champion of the Asian Games women's singles, she has to accept the harsh reality of not being able to defend her title. Although he can continue to participate in the competition for other projects of the Asian Games, for Wang Manyu, he still has regrets in the end. However, a few days ago, Wang Manyu ushered in a good turnaround, and after missing the Asian Games singles quota, she won an important honor, which is really a beautiful job.
Wang Manyu and Sun Yingsha are the strongest of the new generation of national table tennis players, and after several years of growth, the two have become the absolute core of national table tennis. In the case of Ding Ning's retirement and Liu Shiwen's state declining, the rise of Sun Yingsha and Wang Manyu vaguely let people see the shadow of Wang Nan and Zhang Yining's double stars. Li Falcon, head coach of the national table tennis women's team, said that the duel between Sun Yingsha and Wang Manyu once allowed him to see the scene of wang nan and Zhang Yining's match that year. These two people, together with Chen Meng, let the national table tennis have no talent worries in the post-Ding Ning and Liu Shiwen era.
However, Liu Guoliang and Li Falcon still have the trouble of happiness, that is, the question of how to choose between these three people. After all, in major competitions such as the Olympic Games and the Asian Games, the national table tennis can only have 2 people participating in the singles competition. The palms of the hands and the backs of the hands are all meat, and it is a very difficult decision to give up anyone, because of this, Liu Guoliang and Li Falcon gave the initiative of choice to the team members. In the end, Chen Meng qualified for the Asian Games with the Singapore Grand Slam women's singles champion and the world's no. 1 ranking. Sun Yingsha, with the world's second ranking, squeezed out Wang Manyu to get another singles spot at the Asian Games.
After missing the Asian Games singles qualification, Wang Manyu also ushered in a turnaround. A few days ago, Wang Manyu was successfully elected as an outstanding member of the National Communist Youth League, which is a reward for her hard work. This is undoubtedly an important honor for Wang Manyu, representing that her achievements have been officially affirmed. As a player born in 1999, Wang Manyu is only 23 years old now, still very young, and has a great future. Many people see Wang Manyu's outstanding performance on the field and often ignore her age. It was not until this time that Wang Manyu won the outstanding membership of the Communist Youth League that everyone realized that Wang Manyu's age was not very old.
This award is also a good turning point for Wang Manyu. Although he did not have the opportunity to compete in the singles competition of the Asian Games, Wang Manyu's efforts and achievements can still be affirmed by everyone, and Wang Manyu can also get inspiration and comfort from it. In fact, in Wang Manyu's career, he has experienced several times of frustration. For example, in the competition for places in last year's Olympic Games, Wang Manyu only finally got the P card qualification. But Wang Manyu was not discouraged, waiting for the opportunity after Liu Shiwen was injured, and soared after the Olympic Games, winning the women's singles championship at the National Games and the World Table Tennis Championships.
Setbacks and failures will only make the strong stronger, and Wang Manyu is obviously the absolute strong. Born in poverty, she has cultivated the spirit of not accepting defeat since she was a child, this time she did not have a singles quota at the Asian Games, and it will not let Wang Manyu be knocked down, but will become a driving force to motivate her to continue to move forward, come on!