With the successful conclusion of the BWF World Finals, the national women's singles has also ended its journey this season. Looking back on the entire 2023 season, although there are 4 top 10 players in the world in the national feather women's singles, only Chen Yufei is really absolutely competitive! The national feather women's singles has won a total of 6 Super 300 and above tour championships, 1 Universiade gold medal and Sudirman Cup championship this season.
Chen Yufei has won four high-level tour championships personally! Ranked second in the world, she is not only the absolute king of the team, but also only behind An Xiying in the world. Han Yue's performance is also remarkable, winning the first Super 500 championship of her career! He Bingjiao and Wang Zhiyi are far from meeting expectations, and Zhang Yiman and Gao Fangjie are decent.
Chen Yufei has been extremely consistent this season, basically locking up the semi-finals as long as she participates, and has won four high-level tour titles! In the world, it is only behind the extremely dominant An Seying (10 crowns). He has played 19 tournaments this season and has a 64-15 record, a winning percentage of 81% (76.9% career total).
【Champion*4】-Indonesia Open/Denmark Open/French Open/China Masters
【Runner-up*3】-Asian Games/All England Open/Japan Masters
【Semifinals*8】-Finals/World Championships/Asian Championships/China Open/Malaysia Open/Singapore Open/Korea Open/German Open
【Quarterfinals*1】-India Open
【Round of 16*1】-Japan Open
[Top 32*0] - None
【Asian Games Team】-Runner-up (3 games and 2 wins)
【Sudirman Cup】-Champion (5 matches, 4 wins)
He Bingjiao has fallen far short of expectations this season! Not only has she failed to win the championship, but her high-level tour results have basically only been maintained in the quarterfinals, ranking sixth in the world. This season, he has a winless record against the Big4 (0-13), and has a 39-18 record in 19 tournaments, with a winning percentage of 68.4% (72.9% career total).
【Champion*0】-None
【Runner-up*2】-Japan Open/Thailand Open
【Semi-finals*4】-Asian Games/French Open/Indian Open/German Open
【Quarterfinals*7】-China Open/All England Open/Asian Championships/Indonesia Open/China Masters/Denmark Open/Singapore Open
【Round of 16*3】-World Championships/Indonesia Masters/Korea Open
【Round of 32*1】-Malaysia Open
【Asian Games Team】-Runner-up (3 games and 2 wins)
【Sudirman Cup】-Champion (1 Match, 1 Victory)
Han Yue's performance this season is quite remarkable, often shining in major competitions, winning the first Super 500 championship of her career, and the highest-level individual championship to date, rising to eighth in the world ranking. He has played 24 tournaments this season and has a record of 46 wins and 22 losses, a winning percentage of 67.6% (63.8% career total).
【Champion*2】-Arctic Open/Universiade
【Runner-up*3】-China Masters/Thailand Masters/Malaysia Masters
【Semifinals*2】-Denmark Open/Indonesia Masters
【Quarterfinals*6】-Finals / China Open / Japan Open / French Open / Thailand Open / Hong Kong Open
【Round of 16*8】-World Championships/All England Open/Malaysia Open/India Open/Asian Championships/Singapore Open/Korea Open/Swiss Open
【Round of 32*2】-Indonesia Open/German Open
【Asian Games Team】-Runner-up (not played)
Wang Zhiyi's performance this season is worrying, not advancing but retreating! The best result is only the runner-up in the Super 500, and not only can she not create surprises against the top players in all competitions, but she is also often upset, and is ranked 10th in the world. He has participated in 20 tournaments this season, with a 34-20 record, a winning percentage of 63% (72.9% career total).
Although I don't want to mention last year's Uber Cup final, it seems that it was that game that made Wang Zhiyi psychologically constrained.
【Champion*0】-None
【Runner-up*1】-Arctic Open
【Semifinals*2】-China Masters/Indonesia Masters
【Quarterfinals*9】-World Championships/Malaysia Open/Malaysia Masters/All England Open/Asian Championships/Singapore Open/Korea Open/Hong Kong Open/German Open
【Round of 16*7】-China Open/Indonesia Open/Japan Open/Denmark Open/French Open/India Open/Thailand Open
【Round of 32*1】-Swiss Open
【Asian Games Team】-Runner-up (not playing)
Zhang Yiman has been in a decent season this season, and although he has been out of the first two rounds 13 times, he has also won one Super 300 tournament and is ranked 17th in the world. He has played 28-19 in 20 tournaments this season, with a winning percentage of 59.6% (55.8% career total).
【Champion*1】-Thailand Masters
【Runner-up*1】-Hong Kong Open, China
【Final Four*1】-University Games
【Quarterfinals*4】-China Masters/Malaysia Masters/Korea Open/Denmark Open
【Round of 16*8】-China Open/All England Open/Japan Open/French Open/German Open/Swiss Open/Thailand Open/Arctic Open
【Top 32*5】-Indonesia Open/Singapore Open/Malaysia Open/India Open/Indonesia Masters
Gao Fangjie started from the high-level competition this season and slowly entered the high-level competition, which is not easy for the veteran who has returned from a major injury, and also won a Super 300 runner-up, ranking 33rd in the world. He has played 13 tournaments this season and has a 20-12 record, a winning percentage of 62.5% (66.7% career total).
【Champion*0】-None
【Runner-up*1】-U.S. Open
【Semifinals*1】-Ruichang Masters
【Quarterfinals*1】-Canadian Open
【Round of 16*4】-China Open/Japan Masters/Orleans Masters/Thailand Open
【Top 32*5】-Denmark Open/French Open/China Masters/Australian Open/Hong Kong Open
Asian Mixed Team - Champion (5 wins out of 5 fights)