Preface
We Chinese table tennis talents are abundant, and we must be the elite of the elite to be known by everyone, but what about the rest?
This is one of them, for his own future, he went to Japan, changed his nationality and gave a new name, and also trained a number of excellent table tennis players for Japan.
At the age of 29, he was naturalized in Japan and changed his nationality and name
His name is Wang Rui, and he was only a member of the Hebei Provincial Team when he was an active athlete, and he was in a group with Ma Lin, and he also participated in the selection of the national team, but his strength did not reach such a strong level, and he was finally defeated.
He retired very early, at the age of 24, he went to Japan, changed his nationality to Japan, and gave himself a Japanese name - Rui Nakazawa.
After arriving in Japan, he began to work as a table tennis coach. From his personal point of view, he did find a job that he was interested in, relatively stable, and had a decent salary.
But from the national level, although he is not from the national team, he is only from the provincial team, but he went to Japan to bring people the experience of daily training in the mainland.
Like the well-known Japanese athletes Miyu Hirano, Miyu Kihara, and Miyu Nagasaki, they were all trained by Wang Rui after he arrived in Japan.
For Wang Rui, life in Japan is still not so accustomed, and the biggest problem is that there are language communication barriers, as well as cultural differences and other aspects.
When he went to Japan for more than ten years, Wang Rui's Japanese was still not good, if it was when he was teaching students to learn ball, it was not bad, he said that he didn't understand it, he started directly, and took the racket to the students for comparison, which coupled with body language, the other party could quickly accept Wang Rui's news.
But in life, there is no such "heart", if you buy something or something, the language barrier is still quite inconvenient.
When we all hear about another athlete going to Japan to become coaches, our first thought will definitely be that Japan has offered a lot of prices, after all, if you stay in the provincial team, it will be almost a few thousand yuan a month.
The annual salary price of the sparring partner announced by the Japan Table Tennis Association is more than 200,000 yuan, this comparison must be very attractive to these people, but can you get so much money as long as you go?
No, this kind of annual salary is only available to top athletes, but Wang Rui, who is now the head coach of Japan's "elite colleges", will definitely not have a lesser salary.
Japan's "Elite Academy" as the head coach
In 2008, the Japanese government funded the establishment of the Olympic elite college system, and after this was built, a large area of table tennis seedlings was selected in Japan.
Compared with the previous selection, the age of Japanese children has definitely been further reduced, and some have not even entered elementary school, but more importantly, the reason why the elite is called the elite is that they are few and fine, and carry out professional training.
The main training force of table tennis is a coach from China, and a coach will only take two children at most, to put it bluntly, this coach is like a child's housekeeper, whether it is training or diet, etc., it is to take care of.
But a coach will not take this child for too long, it will be changed frequently, and the Japanese side feels that our Chinese coaches are dedicated and responsible, and each has different advantages.
Changing coaches in this way will allow the young players to better learn different good things from the coach, so that their comprehensive ability can be further improved.
So why do so many Chinese table tennis players choose to go to Japan in so many countries? This mainly involves many aspects. But in terms of naturalization, Japan has really achieved a "simple system".
Japan's policies in this regard are relatively simple compared to many other countries, and to a large extent, it has shortened the difficulty of naturalizing athletes and coaches who want to be Japanese.
Table tennis is a national sport in China, not to mention the fierce competition in the sports team, the "kung fu" of the old men in some communities in table tennis is also absolutely good, and the mainland is really a hidden dragon and crouching tiger in table tennis.
Therefore, if you want to reach the top of the pyramid like the national team, you must not rely on hard work alone, you must have absolute talent and strength. It can be oversought, and what about those who embark on this road and can't really squeeze in by strength?
Naturalized athletes and coaches are also the result of this situation. However, the current situation in China cannot be reversed, but the special policies implemented by other countries on talents are worth learning and learning from.
After all, we must admit that we are indeed in a short position in many sports, and if we make good adjustments, it is also a good choice for the mainland to attract outstanding talents from other countries in terms of naturalization policy.
In addition to the issue of naturalization, it is definitely worth our vigilance against the current model of training players in Japan.
The Japanese player model originated in China
In 2017, 17-year-old Miyu Hirano won three members of our national table tennis team at once, and this result really surprised many people.
Miu Hirano actually came out of the "Elite Academy", and at that time there were only 8 members in this team, 4 boys and 4 girls.
For these children, Japan has to allocate 300 million yen to the Table Tennis Association every year! This must be a very comprehensive care. In the face of an interview with reporters, Wang Rui did not shy away from saying that the development and growth of the Japanese team is attributed to the Chinese coach.
Japan is really becoming more and more similar to China in terms of training table tennis players. Miu Hirano grew up, whether it was a sparring partner or a coach, all of them were Chinese.
For Japanese players, they will adapt to the state on the court in advance and will not be so flustered. But for our Chinese table tennis team, it is undoubtedly a wake-up call.
Even though we are in an advantageous position, the opponent already knows our situation and our form, which will definitely help their performance. Miu Hirano's performance against the national table tennis on the court is the best proof of this.
Therefore, it is really necessary to actively adjust the relevant planning, and not to be on the passive side all the time, otherwise it will definitely become more tricky later.
epilogue
From the back of Wang Rui's incident, it can be seen that the current situation that national table tennis needs to face is really a big drawback, but I believe that national table tennis will definitely handle this situation well, play better results, and win glory for the country!
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