Fukuhara Ai is very humble. Fukuhara Ai never said anything arrogant on or off the court, which is very popular with China fans. Like Zhang Benzhi and others, you are always clamoring to beat China to win the first prize, so it is easy for fans to resent you.

Fukuhara Ai speaks Chinese very well, so there is no pressure to communicate with China fans. Because Fukuhara Ai was trained in Liaoning in his early years, Fukuhara Ai not only speaks Chinese well, but also speaks Northeast dialect fluently. This has obviously won the favor of China fans. Interestingly, we can find the most interesting interview records of Fukuhara Ai from the Internet. She participated in the competition abroad, and the other party actually chose to interview her in Chinese. Of course, it also shows that Fukuhara Ai's Chinese is very good.

3. Fukuhara Ai is called "porcelain doll" and has a strong affinity. Fukuhara Ai has become our "collective pet" because of her pure and lovely appearance and good personality. In addition, Fukuhara Ai also loves to laugh, and in many cases, this appearance advantage also gives her a lot of points.

When Fukuhara Ai was 3 years old, she first came into contact with a racket. The first coaches are Wei and Chen Longcan, two famous table tennis doubles players in China. A large part of her fast-break style comes from them. After that, Fukuhara Ai had a personal trainer Zheng Huiping from China.

Fukuhara Ai's mother also specially asked Zheng Huiping to use Chinese in training, because Chinese table tennis terms are richer and more accurate, and "learning Chinese will also help improve the skills of the ball". 1999, Fukuhara Ai's parents who took their 10-year-old daughter to Liaoning for training fell in love with Tang Yuanyuan, the captain of Liaoning table tennis team who was only 16 years old at that time, and wanted her to be their daughter's coach.

But it didn't do it. Three years later, Tang Yuanyuan finally became Xiao Ai's personal trainer for seven years. Besides teaching skills, Tang Yuanyuan also taught Fukuhara Ai a Mandarin full of northeast flavor. When I was in high school, I came to China to participate in the Table Tennis Super League for two seasons, which made Fukuhara Ai's Chinese level advance by leaps and bounds.