Ask for information about Wang Hao, an old table tennis player.

Wang Hao-Hold the racket horizontally in his right hand, with the racket glued in front and then glued in the back, and cut back in the middle.

Wang Hao's serve poses little threat to his opponent. He rarely serves long balls, and his opponent has no qualms about receiving them. Wang Hao is often passive in the stalemate.

In fact, Wang Hao is not famous for his achievements, but because of his "Wang Hao philosophy" put forward after the China Men's Team lost to Sweden in the 42nd World Championships-"China can be second in everything, but table tennis must be first, and the second is failure, but what will China be like if China is second in everything?" That feeling is still fresh in my mind. These words not only reflect the status of table tennis in the eyes of Chinese people, but also reflect the pressure of China table tennis players and coaches in international competitions. In fact, table tennis teams need tolerance and understanding more than other sports teams.