As a result of the new reform program, a large number of young talents have emerged in the Japanese table tennis arena, who are also regarded by the Japanese side as the main force in overthrowing the national table tennis rule. Among them, Zhang Benzhihe, a Chinese player known as the first talent in the Japanese table tennis world in 50 years, is regarded by them as the leader of men's singles.
In terms of table tennis, Japan can only take a naturalized approach to compete with national table tennis, but in other fields, especially the three major balls, Japan has long taken similar measures, and the women's basketball player Li Mingyang is the best example.
Li Mingyang, who was born in Jilin at just 22 years old, has shown great basketball talent since she was a child. At the 2010 Women's Basketball World Youth Championship, Li Mingyang won the bronze medal for the Chinese national youth women's basketball team, equaling the best record in history, when she scored 17 points and 12 boards against Spain. Not only that, 16-year-old Li Mingyang played the National Games for Beijing.
But no one thought of Li Mingyang's next move, as the hope star of the Chinese women's basketball team, she suddenly chose to go to Japan after the World Youth Games! Not only that, li Mingyang was also adopted as an adopted daughter by Minister Akihiro Sugiyama of Chanson Company in 2012 and changed her name to Sugiyama Miyuki! Taking the initiative to be a Japanese adopted daughter and recognize a Japanese dry father, even if the conditions in Japan are better, Li Mingyang's approach is still difficult to understand.
What's more, in order to leave China for Japan at that time, she lost contact without anyone's notice! Moreover, her missing interface at that time was sick leave! Until 2 years later, Li Mingyang's teammates suddenly confirmed that she had Japanese citizenship, changed her name to Sugiyama Miyuki, and was ready to represent the Japanese women's basketball team and defeat the Chinese team.
There is no doubt that Li Mingyang (Miyuki Sugiyama) will become the absolute main force in the future of the Japanese women's basketball team, and the Japanese media even praised her as a savior. I can only say, why do you want to play for Japan?