Hina Hayada's beauty cannot be described as unique in the world women's table tennis world.
Her date of birth is sensitive to Chinese: July 7, 2000 in Fukuoka, Japan. She is 165 tall, which is very standard even in China, the figure of a flight attendant and model, with a slender figure and a pavilion. Especially her appearance, beautiful people love. A Chu Chu cute look, the standard melon-shaped face that traditional Chinese beauties should have, plus a pair of talking eyes shining. Her fair and delicate skin adds a lot of beauty to her.
Whether it's beautiful or not, you have the final say
I even suspect that her beauty has made her ping-pong achievements today.
Hina Hayata originally played in women's doubles in Japanese table tennis. But why is she now the leader of Japanese women's table tennis singles? The reasons for this are worth investigating.
The growth of an athlete is nothing more than two reasons, one is internal and the other is external.
The internal cause is that from her own point of view, her love and understanding of table tennis is extraordinary, coupled with hard training, it is difficult for such athletes not to get ahead.
Whether it's beautiful or not, you have the final say
External factors, that is, from an objective point of view, Hayata was appointed by the Japan Table Tennis Association as a singles after the decline of Ito's honesty. This gave Hina Hayata a lot of experience in competition. This is very beneficial for her growth.
As a result, we can always see Hayata competing in various international tournaments as a singles player. Although the initial results were not very satisfactory, the Japan Table Tennis Association did not give up, but supported her as always.
This is the reason why Hina Hayata quickly rose to prominence in the world women's table tennis scene.
To be honest, with Hina Hayada's current strength, it is almost impossible to fundamentally shake the dominance of Chinese women's table tennis. After all, her current technical strength is not up to it. That's why Hina Hayata can beat other players in international competitions, but often stops when she reaches the quarterfinals or semi-finals when she meets a Chinese player.
Whether it's beautiful or not, you have the final say
Another important reason why Hayata won the singles runner-up at the Asian Games is luck. If she is not so lucky, such as meeting China's Chen Meng or Wang Manyu in a quarter, she may not even make it to the final four.
Hina Hayada's two victories over Wang Yidi will definitely attract the attention of the Chinese women's table tennis coaching staff. Just like Mimato Ito's blockbuster appearance, it was studied by the Chinese team to be completely devoid of threat.
Anyway, beauty knows no borders. Hina Hayada's beauty is not only a beautiful scenery in the international women's table tennis arena, but also a clear stream in the world table tennis arena.