According to Asian Sports and other media reports, many foreign journalists found a strange phenomenon in this world basketball championship: during the group stage, only the teams in the same group as the Japanese team received special "hospitality". The players of these teams, led by the tour guides arranged by the Japan Basketball Association, had a good time eating, drinking and having fun in Sapporo, but other teams did not have such treatment. It turned out that the Japanese Basketball Association knew that the strength of the Japanese team could not enter the front 16. So they thought of this alternative method of "defeating the enemy", using the advantages of the host to "corrode" the opponents in the same group and weaken their combat effectiveness in disguise. As a result, the Japanese Basketball Association spent a lot of money, and all the teams in the same group accepted all the treatment in order, but all this still did not change the gap in team strength. In the end, the Japanese team was busy for nothing, and only ranked fifth in the group stage and was out.

Tour around the city without losing strength.

Taking Angola as an example, the reporter tracked and reported the "service" provided by the Japanese Basketball Association for the same group of opponents. Angolan players from Africa are very interested in many things in Sapporo, Japan, so it is natural to take the opportunity to have a good tour. The Japanese Basketball Association seized this point and found a local tour guide to guide Angolan players during the game. First, visit the Sapporo TV Tower, which is 0/47.2 meters high, and there is an observation deck at 90 meters. Angolan players have visited most of the scenic spots in Sapporo and got a comprehensive understanding of the city. Later, the tour guide took the team around and visited some historical sites such as Sapporo Tower Museum.

Next is the most critical part. The Japanese took the Angolan players who began to feel tired to a distant scenic spot-mountaineering hot springs. In fact, there is a Dingshanxi Hot Spring Street near Sapporo, but it is close to the city center, and it only takes about 1 hour to drive, while it takes 2 hours to climb the mountain hot spring. In the end, Angolan athletes went to the mountaineering hot springs to enjoy themselves. The Japanese Basketball Association believes that after such tossing and a "relaxation" in the hot springs, the physical fitness of Angolan players has definitely dropped a lot, and the opportunity for the Japanese team has come. But the fact is, the Angolan team also practiced after returning to the station that day, obviously not affected by the journey.

Not allergic to sapporo cuisine.

Sapporo, Japan is a mysterious place for most foreign players, and the numerous delicacies in this Hokkaido city naturally make them eager to try. The Japanese Basketball Association has also considered this point: using Sapporo's delicious food to disintegrate the opponent's combat effectiveness. They first let Angolan players taste the most famous sashimi in Japan. Salmon, herring and cod sashimi are all good choices, as well as octopus, arctic shellfish and other seafood sashimi. Japanese think sashimi is eaten raw, and African players must be very uncomfortable. Next, Japanese tour guides took these foreign players to taste Lamian Noodles. Lamian Noodles in Sapporo is quite famous. There is also a "Lamian Noodles Street" in the center of Sapporo, where every Angolan player ate two bowls of Lamian Noodles. In the end, it proved that foreign players had no "bad reaction" to Japanese cuisine, and the plan of the Japan Basketball Association failed again. There is a story in ancient Greek mythology: Aetna is a universally recognized hero and invincible, and Gaia, the god of the earth, is his kin. Antai can constantly draw strength from Mother Earth in battle. As long as she stays on the ground, she can defeat any powerful opponent. Unfortunately, the secret of Aetna's victory was discovered by an opponent named Hercules, so Aetna was strangled in the air.

Wang (1978 June 18-) China table tennis player. Holding the racket horizontally in the right hand, combining two arcs with fast break, the technique is comprehensive. * * * 14 world champion, men's doubles champion in Sydney Olympic Games in 2000, men's singles and men's doubles champion in Osaka World Table Tennis Championships in 2006. In 2005, he won the men's singles championship and mixed doubles championship again at the 48th World Table Tennis Championships held in Shanghai. In 2007, Wang defended his title again. In the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, he won the table tennis men's team championship with his teammates.

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