**Thank you to your parents for scolding her!Zhang Benmei is good at Chinese, not more in love with China than his brother, national table tennis tells the truth**
In the changing world of table tennis, the rise of Japanese women's table tennis has attracted widespread attention. Among them, Zhang Benmeihe, who is only 16 years old, has become the focus of attention. This promising rising star is not only highly skilled, but also remarkable for her fluency in Chinese. So, how did the future star of Japanese table tennis master this important language?
Although the siblings are now representing Japan, their roots are deep in China. His father Zhang Benyu was a famous player in the Sichuan team, and his mother Zhang Benling also represented the national table tennis in the World Table Tennis Championships. With such a family background, the brother and sister have formed an indissoluble bond with table tennis since childhood.
Although Miwa and Tomokazu are both Japanese, their communication in the family is still mainly in Chinese. According to national table tennis team member He Zhuojia, the reason why Zhang Benmeihe's Chinese level is better than her brother is because she is often scolded by her parents in Sichuan at home. Although this special "education method" sounds a little embarrassing, it also allows Zhang Benmeihe to learn Chinese through hearing and seeing.
For Zhang Benmeihe, although the scolding of her parents was embarrassing, it also provided her with an opportunity to master an important language. On the international stage of table tennis, her fluency in Chinese not only allows her to better communicate with her coaches and teammates, but also opens the door for her to understand Chinese culture.
Although Zhang Benmeihe's Chinese proficiency stems from embarrassing scolding in her family, it has also become a valuable asset in her life. This makes us wonder if those seemingly awkward experiences may be the catalyst for our growth. Thanks to her parents' "scolding", Zhang Benmeihe not only mastered the important language of Chinese, but also bloomed a dazzling light in the table tennis arena.
What do you think of Miwa Zhang's Chinese proficiency and her family background? How do you think this special family environment has affected her growth? Feel free to leave a message in the comment area to share your views and discuss the story behind this Japanese female table tennis star!