China's Sun Yingsha beat Japan's Miki It? 4-0 and easily won this table tennis competition, which has always been regarded as the pinnacle of Japanese media.

Interestingly, Miki It? was "out of the circle" in China by virtue of this game. She is like a kick-off trick on the court, and was once blown up by the Japanese media. However, after the defeat, the Japanese media did not mention anything. Instead, netizens in China made a lot of expression packs for her, which made people laugh and cry.

The biggest reason for the failure is that Sun Yingsha, a teenager after 00, is very calm and uses "enjoyment" to describe the feeling of the scene. Miki Ito, who is regarded as a star of tomorrow, almost cried because she lost the game in the interview, and thought that not winning the second game was the biggest reason for her failure.

This scene is reminiscent of Fukuhara Ai in those days. Just as Ito Mikei was about to cry, Fukuhara Ai, who had just returned to work, was interviewed in the background.

As the former "No.1 seed", I watched and commented on the match between Mikei Ito and Sun. After the game, she expressed the hope that Mikei Ito would try to change her mood and get good results in the bronze medal match on the evening of 29th.

The atmosphere of live broadcast in Miki It? is very depressing. Although Fukuhara Ai thought his opponent was strong, he didn't expect to lead 4-0. He thinks that Miki It? has been hit and it is difficult to change his mood. However, if he tries hard once, if he treats it as usual, he will be infinitely close to the medal.

When talking about Sun Yingsha's performance, Fukuhara Ai praised Sun Yingsha's strength and speed. At the same time, she actively rotated on the court and responded positively, which made people feel that Ito Meicheng was sealed.

Fukuhara Ai's comments are to the point. She is calmer than the ordinary audience with competition experience, and the messages from Japanese netizens are also "wonderful". In table tennis, she agrees that China is a superpower, and it will take ten years to surpass it in individual competitions.

Miki Ito, a 20-year-old, will never get over it. Since he was a child, he was instilled with the idea of defeating China and winning a medal, which seems to be similar to Fukuhara Ai's growing experience. However, they have met their lifelong rivals, Zhang Yining, once the "great devil", and Sun Yingsha, now the "little devil". Perhaps the number one Japanese seed will never make it. I hope so.

Finally, congratulations to Sun Yingsha for winning the competition.