In the changing world of table tennis, Chen Meng's name once again flew to the hot search, and this time, it was not because of her eye-catching serving skills or wonderful performance on the court. No, this hot search is full of dramatic twists and unexpected embarrassments. In other words, she is fighting for the women's singles and women's team tickets for the Olympics, and the competitors are none other than those teammates she is familiar with. It's a tense contest and everyone wants to be on the Olympic stage. However, at this critical juncture, Chen Meng ran into big trouble, and it was related to her mother!
Chen Meng's mother wanted to cheer for her daughter, but unexpectedly became the fuse of the turmoil. A company she registered quietly registered Wang Chuqin's English name "HOPE WANG" as a trademark. This is not an ordinary registration, because "HOPE" and Wang Chuqin's name have always been closely related, now well, netizens have speculated whether this is a hint of a certain relationship between Chen Meng and Wang Chuqin? The imagination of the fans is galloping like a wild horse, all kinds of speculation and gossip are flying all over the sky, and even set off a war of words between CP fans, and the scene was once quite spectacular.
At this time, Chen Meng's situation can be described as a dilemma. On the one hand, it is a difficult schedule to pursue the Olympic dream, and on the other hand, it is a whirlpool of public opinion caused by an impulsive operation by my mother. Under this kind of pressure, even athletes with strong psychological qualities will inevitably be distracted. Chen Meng's defeats at the Singapore Grand Slam and Incheon Championships have put her at a disadvantage, and now, adding such a troublesome incident is really worse.
This turmoil is not only a carnival for fans, but also a severe test of Chen Meng's mentality and competitive state. If the next competition is not good, her Olympic career may be over. What's even more terrifying is that such a result could lead to her early retirement, which is an extremely heavy blow for any athlete.
For Chen Meng's mother, this trademark registration may just be an instinctive reaction to support and protect her daughter, but it inadvertently brought so much trouble to Chen Meng. This is undoubtedly a lesson for all athletes' families, and it is a reminder that any move made by a public figure can lead to unpredictable consequences.
How the story ends remains to be revealed. I hope that Liu Guoliang can lend a helping hand in time to help Chen Meng tide over the difficulties, and I also hope that this turmoil can subside as soon as possible, so that Chen Meng can devote himself to the next game.