Zhang Benzhi can speak Chinese. Zhang Benzhi and his ancestral home were originally named Zhang Hezhi, and later renamed Zhang Benzhi and China Sichuan Province.

Zhang Benzhi and his parents are both from Sichuan Province, China. They were both table tennis players. Zhang Benzhi and his parents went to Japan to live in 1998. On March 20 14, He, his father Zhang Yu and his sister Zhang Meihe became Japanese citizens, and their original surname Zhang was changed to Japanese surname.

Zhang Benzhihe's mother, Zhang Ling, fought side by side with Deng Yaping and Qiao Hong, participated in the World Table Tennis Championships held in Tianjin in 1995, and won several national championships. At present, his mother, Zhang Ling, chooses to keep her China nationality.

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On June 5th, 20 16, Japanese teenager Zhang Benzhihe, who was under 13 years old, reached the quarterfinals of men's singles in Slovenia Open, becoming the youngest quarterfinals player in the history of ITTF Open. In the same year, the u2 1 men's singles champion of Japan Open became the youngest u2 1 champion in ITTF history. In the same year, he became the youngest champion in the history of the World Youth Championship.

20 17 World Table Tennis Championships in Dü sseldorf, Germany. In February, 65438, 20 17 won ITTF's "explosion star of the year". February 20 18, won the ITTF World Tour Championship on February 20 18, becoming the youngest men's singles champion in history.

201On June 2nd, 9, Ma Long defeated Japanese player Zhang Benzhihe 4-/kloc-0 in the men's singles semi-final of China Table Tennis Open and successfully advanced to the men's singles final. August 19, Bulgarian men's singles final, Zhang Benzhi and Zhao Zihao beat 4-2 to win the championship. 65438+February 1, Zhang Benzhi advanced to the men's table tennis World Cup finals for the first time in his career and won the runner-up.

On February 23rd, 2020, he defeated Yukiya Uta 4- 1 and won the men's singles title in the Hungarian Open. On August 6th, 20021,Zhang Benzhihe won the third place in the men's team table tennis competition of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games.