Qiao Hong is the world champion of women's table tennis. Do you know the story of Qiao Hong's childhood?

Qiao Hong was born in Wuhan, Hubei. There is a primary school in the hutong, which is less than 10 minutes away from Qiao Hong's home. It was there that Qiao Hong became attached to table tennis. At that time, the school had a rule not to open the door after nine o'clock in the evening. After Qiao Hong and others finished training, they had to come out from the cracks in the iron gate, while parents turned it out from above. For four years, every night, Qiao Hong and a group of children dragged their tired bodies through the crack of the door, and their father turned out from the pointed iron fence. When the power went out, they used lighters for lighting.

If Qiao Hong was destined to play table tennis, then Dong Weiwei, the PE teacher who challenged her in those days, was Bole who could know a swift horse. Qiao Hong still keeps the training diary of that year, which clearly records her training and competitions from the first day to the next day. Now, although the diary has been dusty for decades, the PE teacher of that year has also become an excellent lawyer, but the memory of that year is still clear. Dong Weiwei said: "At that time, I saw that the child had a sports head cut and his height was appropriate. The whole figure was well-proportioned, so I called her out to have a try. Qiao Hong is really talented. The average child needs a month or more. In about 20 days, she basically mastered some technical essentials. "

The conditions are very difficult. Dong Weiwei said: "There is only one table tennis table, so it is impossible for everyone to go up for training. In addition, they are all short, so if you follow the regular table tennis training, the technique is definitely wrong, because if you are short, she will raise her hand. So I sawed off the legs of the table and was later criticized by the headmaster. 365 days a year, only the first day of the New Year is closed, and the training will not be less than 6 hours a day until 1 1 p.m.. 1 1 o'clock, they have to do their homework when they go back, so they can't go to bed before 12. " Later, Mr. Dong transferred to another school. Qiao Hong and two other students transferred to another school with Teacher Dong in order to learn to play ball. So for the next four years, Qiao Hong's father crowded the bus every day to pick up Qiao Hong. On the way home in the middle of the night, father and daughter often overslept and had to go back and sit again.

In this way, Qiao Hong grew up bit by bit like bamboo jointing, and each time it grew, it left a mark, showing the power of growth. In the fifth grade, in a national amateur sports school competition, Qiao Hong won the second place and entered the provincial team. Qiao Hong, who tasted the sweetness and fun of playing for the first time, is full of confidence in the future.