The Japan National Secondary School Table Tennis Championships ended a few days ago, and 13-year-old Zhang Benmei defeated junior high school junior Shinawa Yumeko 3-1 to win the women's singles championship. After the game, Zhang Benmeihe and his father Zhang Benyu, who is the coach, hugged and celebrated the victory, and his brother Zhang Benzhihe also posted a photo of his sister and his father to congratulate his sister.
In this competition, Zhang Benmei and the first round of the bye, after a wave of three consecutive wins to enter the quarter-finals. In the quarter-finals, Hiromi won 3-2 against Apricot Uezawa, 3-0 against Mikazu Suzuki in the semi-finals, and in the final, in the case of 8-11 consecutive sets, she won three consecutive sets 12-10, 11-6, 14-12, and won the women's singles championship with a 3-1 reversal victory over Shinohara Yumeko. After winning the championship, Zhang Benmeihe qualified for the Japan Selection of the World Table Tennis Championships in Houston in November, and if she can pass the trials, she is expected to participate in the World Table Tennis Championships with her brother Zhang Benzhihe.
Zhang Benmei and this competition, her father Zhang Benyu accompanied her throughout the whole process and gave her off-field guidance. After Zhang Benmei won the championship, he also embraced his father for the first time to celebrate the victory. After the award ceremony, Zhang Benyu took a group photo with his daughter's trophy and the two parents took a group photo together. Brother Zhang Benzhihe after his sister won the championship, but also at the first time to send a message to congratulate his sister, in zhang Benzhihe posted photos, Zhang Benmei and his father together with the scissor hand photo, very cute.
After winning the championship, Zhang Benmei and eat cake to celebrate the victory, her cake is a small rabbit shape is very cute. Like her older brother Zhang Benzhihe, 13, Zhang Benmeihe is talented in table tennis and has set many of Japan's youngest records at a young age, and last year she became the youngest singles player to play in the Japanese T-League at the age of 12, when she reached 1.62 meters tall. As Zhang Benmeihe gradually grows up, the techniques and tactics are also constantly improved, and in the near future, he may compete with his brother Zhang Benzhihe in the international competition.