The women's singles continued to surprise us at the Asian Championships, with He Bingjiao beating the current world No. 1 An Se Ying in the quarter-finals to end a seven-game losing streak against her opponent after Han Yue eliminated former world No. 1 Sindhu. The score of this match was 21-17 and 21-18, and with the victory of He Bingjiao and Wang Zhiyi, the women's singles upper half of the division was successfully met.
In the previous All England Championships, He Bingjiao had a peak duel with An Xiying, but unfortunately He Bingjiao fought until the last moment at that time, but she still lost to her opponent. After a few weeks of adjustment, He Bingjiao regrouped and did not give the first sister in South Korea any chance. It can be said that this ball is one of the most exciting games played by He Bingjiao in the international arena, which is eye-catching.
In the past, He Bingjiao gave people the feeling that she lacked stamina, and when she was full of physical energy, she was on the line to kill the ball and defend everything, but after physical problems, she would plummet, and every time she won first and then lost. In this battle, He Bingjiao was patient and rhythmic in attack and defense throughout the game, and in the second game, she did not show an impatient mentality in the face of An Xiying's continuous chasing of points, and finally turned her efforts into victory.
The other Women's Singles quarter-final in the top half of the bracket was between Wang Zhiyi and Aya Ohori, who went into a 65-minute battle, with Wang Zhiyi losing and then winning 15-21, 21-12, 21-11. Aya Ohori has significantly increased her goal in this Asian Championships, and she also defeated Dai Tzuying to advance to the quarterfinals. In the first half of the third game, the two sides bit the part, and in the second half, Wang Zhiyi played a wave of 10-1 scoring tide, helping the national feather women's singles successfully meet in the semifinals in the first half.
The two quarter-finals in the lower half of the region both featured Chinese players, namely Chen Yufei and Han Yue. If Chen Yufei and Han Yue both defeat their opponents, the national women's singles will make history and occupy all the places in the top four of the women's singles at the Asian Championships. In men's singles, the first brother Shi Yuqi swept the world champion Kunlavut in 2 games, and was almost overturned when he led 20-16 in the first game, and the second game was quick to cut through the mess and did not give the opponent a chance, the specific scores were 22-20 and 21-13.
In the Women's Doubles, Chen Qingchen/Jia Yifan and Japan's Reina Miyurura/Ayako Sakuramoto battled out 21-10, 18-21, 21-19 in 77 minutes, while Men's Doubles Liu Yuchen/Ou Xuanyi lost 14-21/15-21 to fourth seeds Hsieh Dingfeng/Su Weiyi. Although Liu Yuchen/Ou Xuanyi lost the crucial battle, they still have an advantage in the Olympic standings, and Chinese Taipei's Li Yang/Wang Chi-lin must win the title to overtake.