Wang Chuqin: Shocked to advance! Go all out to attack the champion and break the uncrowned king

Title: 2025 World Cup Magical Documentary: When Wang Chuqin acted in a sci-fi blockbuster at the table

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[The No. 1 ball in the hot search on the whole network: Flying Immortals Reality Version]

At 3:54 p.m. on April 17, 2025, the hot search on Weibo was suddenly blown up by an entry #Ping-Pong Ball Flying Out of the Afterimage#. Clicking on the video, I saw Wang Chuqin's whole person flying sideways in the air, the arc drawn by the racket was like a bullet time special effect in "The Matrix", and the Croatian player Puka on the opposite side was stunned in place, watching the table tennis ball smash into the corner of the table with a serpentine route.

This video has exceeded 500 million views in 24 hours, and even NASA engineers came to leave a message: "I suggest that the ITTF test the spin data of this ball, I suspect that the physical limit has been broken." And the audience at the scene was even more amazing - after watching the game, a Tianjin uncle held a sign "Asking to check the structure of Wang Chuqin's spine" blocked the door of the gymnasium, and he had to see if this young man was equipped with a spring device.

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[National Table Tennis Mysterious Arsenal: From Data Analysis to Metaphysical Attack]

The technical report after the game leaked out, making the fans look stupid. Wang Chuqin's tactical tablet contains the heat map of Puka's return to serve in all of the past three years, and even the details such as the opponent's habit of touching his left shoulder first when wiping sweat are marked as a "flaw window". What's even more outrageous is that he gave each opponent a code name - Tomokazu Zhang called "Sonic Attacker", Lin Shidong was a "cold face fast knife man", and Puka was noted as "European Heavy Tan".

Fans voted in Hupu, and 87% of them believed that Wang Chuqin should engage in intelligence work. But what makes the opponent desperate the most is his "not martial arts" moves: the ball that can be received normally has to be played with flying body twisting, and the game that is sure to win has to test new tactics. Japanese netizens wailed on Twitter: "This is not a game, it's a live-action version of Street Fighter!" ”

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[Post-00s encirclement and suppression war: spy warfare in the training hall]

Lin Shidong's dormitory bed is plastered with a poster of Wang Chuqin, but it is full of tactical analysis arrows. The 19-year-old will do a ruthless thing in 2025 - secretly installed motion sensors in Wang Chuqin's locker to collect muscle force data when he holds the racket. As a result, when he was caught by the coach, he still had a hearty word: "Science does not distinguish between means, and Ma Long also peeked at the training of Brother Ji Ke back then." ”

The love and killing of this pair of brothers has become the national table tennis traffic password. During the mixed doubles competition, the video of Lin Shidong handing water to Wang Chuqin exceeded 10 million clicks, and the barrage swiped the screen "plastic brotherhood". But what was really scary was the stats: the two men averaged 15 more rounds than they did in international matches, and at one point the surveillance cameras smoked.

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[The Secret Behind Commercial Endorsements: Turning the Studio into a Training Ground]

A sports brand has had a headache recently - they spent 30 million yuan to ask Wang Chuqin to shoot an advertising film, and the background sound is full of "ping pong" hitting the ball. It turned out that this master had to transform the shooting site into a mobile training hall, and it took more than 200 balls to shoot a 15-second advertisement, and the gaffer was almost smashed into a concussion by the flying ping pong ball.

Fans launched the "Looking for Advertising Easter Eggs" activity in Chaohua, and some people really found out frame by frame: Wang Chuqin made a hidden twisting and pulling action on his wrist when he was drinking a functional drink. Sports medicine experts published papers overnight, saying that this "fragmented training method" may usher in a new era of competitive sports.

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[Tomokazu Zhangmoto's Nightmare: Three Hundred and Sixty-Five Days of Being Tricked]

On the tactics board of the Japanese table tennis team, Wang Chuqin's portrait is painted with devil's horns. Zhang Benzhihe privately broke the news to the Chinese media: "Playing with him is like playing a game of minesweeping, you think you have found a weak point, but it turns out that it is all a routine." The most classic is the 2025 World Table Tennis Championships, Wang Chuqin deliberately made seven consecutive forehand mistakes, and when Zhang Ben pounced on the onslaught, he suddenly sacrificed a backhand to tear the slash, which was later named "Tianjin Trap".

Japanese netizens made a spoof video, matching Zhang Ben's sluggish expression after the game with the BGM of "Game of Thrones", with the title "When a careerist meets a king of routines".

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[Hidden plot of the medical room: Champion's Pain Mask]

A set of candid photos flowed during the World Cup: Wang Chuqin injected transparent liquid into his wrist in the locker room. Fans were so frightened that they wanted to crowdfund to buy insurance, but the team doctor came out to clarify that it was a new type of cold compress gel. However, the strength and conditioning coach said that "he had to take six nutrients before the game, and the joint flexibility test data was 12% lower than three years ago." ”

The most amazing thing is his rehabilitation method - using VR equipment to simulate the path of the opponent's ball for mental training, and once he was so involved in practice that he shook off the electrodes on the physiotherapy bed. Netizens ridiculed: "Others are lying flat when they are resting, but recuperating with a big head is to start the Matrix Empire in their brains." ”

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[The parallel world of the audience: Uncle and aunt become tactical analysts]

The audience seats of the Tianjin Gymnasium are hidden by a group of sweeping monks. There was a grandmother who wore reading glasses, and every time Wang Chuqin had to take out a notebook to record the angle before serving, she was later revealed to be a retired professor of fluid mechanics. There is also an uncle who sells pancakes and fruits, relying on eavesdropping on the chats of coaches from various countries at the gate of the stadium, he actually summed up the rules of Tomokazu Zhangmoto's serve, and the prediction video posted on Douyin hit again and again.

These folk masters have brought the topic of "table tennis metaphysics" to the fire. The most mysterious thing is that on the day of the finals, a Taoist priest set up a stall outside the stadium to calculate the ball road, and he really hit Wang Chuqin's decisive goal, which frightened the security guards and hurriedly invited him away to prevent a riot.

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[Future War Book: When AI Prophecy Meets Human Intuition]

A technology company released a ruthless news after the game: the AI system they trained predicted that Wang Chuqin's probability of winning the championship was only 23.7%, but he was slapped in the face by reality. What's even more slap in the face is that the original advice given by this AI was to "strengthen the stability of the backhand", but Wang Chuqin relied on unconventional playing to change his life.

Now there are two lines of big words on the wall of the national table tennis training hall: "Data is not exhaustive, human madness" and "Routines can't be beaten, and I really love it". It is said that this was written by Wang Chuqin himself, and he still used his special non-slip rubber as a paperweight.

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[Finale: A New Era on the Silver Ball]

When Wang Chuqin lifted the trophy, the big screen on the scene suddenly cut to the picture of his youth training ten years ago - the hairy boy who hid in the toilet and cried after losing the ball overlapped with the man in front of him who played table tennis into a fantasy film, and the theme song of "Journey to the West" instantly sounded in the venue. When a foreign reporter asked him what it meant to win the championship this time, he wiped his sweat and smiled: "I just taught the robot how to play table tennis, and next time I should teach them how to play heartbeat." ”

What this game left behind was not only the score, but also a declaration: in this era when AI can write poems and robots can dance, human athletes have carved new legends on the 40-millimeter-diameter silver ball with the most primitive efforts. Just like the Tianjin masters said: "No matter what kind of high technology, in the end, it depends on whether people can fly up and pick the ball over!" ”