Why did Zhang Yining let Zhang Yining, the demon king, expose the conversation between Xiao Qiu and coach Ren Lei?

The reason why Zhang Yining is called the Great Devil:

1, superb technology, Zhang Yining has dominated the world table tennis for 83 months since 2003, totaling 6 years, 1 1 month, ranking first in the world, and no one can shake it.

2. Zhang Yining always has a poker face. No matter how hard you fight, you won't die. He is invincible, standing on the top of magical objects, so You Man is called "the great devil".

Zhang Yining let the ball talk to coach Ren Lei:

Yesterday, a video of Zhang Yining talking with coach Li Sun in the just-concluded Yokohama World Table Tennis Championships which swept Hungarian veteran Toth 4-0 was leaked on the Internet. The dialogue is particularly interesting. ?

Li Sun: "I thought we agreed to make two points.

Zhang Yining: "I forgot! Didn't you let me pull it? "

Li Sun: "You have passed this ball."

Zhang Yining: "Why leave the past? I'm afraid she can't pick it up. " ?

Looking back on this game, Zhang Yining's advantage goes far beyond simply sweeping the opponent 4-0. Zhang Yining led 9-0 early in the fourth game, but she deliberately dropped the net when serving. After the game, Zhang Yining explained: "Just win the game, there is no need to let the opponent fall into the embarrassment of 1 1-0." ?

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Zhang Yining honor

2008 World Table Tennis Championships Women's Singles Champion (Award-winning)

Women's Team Champion in 2008 Olympic Games (Award-winning)

Women's singles champion at the 2008 Olympic Games (winning)

Runner-up in 2007 Women's Table Tennis World Cup (Award-winning)

2006 World Table Tennis Championships Women's Team Champion (Award-winning)

2005 World Table Tennis Championships Women's Singles Champion (Award-winning)

2005 World Table Tennis Championships Women's Doubles Champion (Award-winning)

2005 World Cup women's singles champion (winning)

Women's doubles champion at the 2004 Olympic Games (winning)

Women's singles champion at the 2004 Olympic Games (winning)