Is it aimed at China or all the teams that the table tennis venues in Tokyo Olympic Games are shrinking and not allowed to blow?

Should there be specific rules for the venues of the Tokyo Olympic Games? Can the clamping unit be replaced, enlarged or reduced at will? I haven't checked it in detail, so I don't know much about it. It should be said that the impact is not great. There are many ways to play near the station. Is it possible that the high ball or large shift range in far doubles will affect it? This should be told to ITTF for review. There are rules to solve, don't worry. As for hitting the table while playing, there are still some restrictions on players who usually like to do so under the banner of epidemic prevention. There are such players at home and abroad. They should be treated equally. They are not specially prepared for the China team. Don't be too careless.

I said yesterday that the Japanese are ghosts. In this local war, you will get one gold and two silver anyway. If you are not strong enough, you can play tricks. If the venue is reduced, it will make you uncomfortable, or you may not be able to adapt for a while, so as to achieve your goal: to inspire your military soul. Speaking of treating the belly of a gentleman with the heart of a villain, they may have moved this idea long ago, and they are already familiar with this kind of training in such a narrow venue. And you have encountered this problem just after you started playing, which really has some influence, at least a little emotional ups and downs: this little Japanese approach is too naive.

In fact, the change from 7x 14 to 6x 1 1 shortens the horizontal and vertical directions. It has no influence on most table tennis players, especially the offensive style. Chopping, golf and doubles may be affected. It can be proved by inspection. It shouldn't be difficult to solve this problem. There must be rules, as long as you follow them. Liu, don't worry too much. Enough to reflect the negotiation situation. The key is to make good preparations before the game and solve some practical problems in a targeted manner. Especially the ideological work of the players. Don't get entangled in this kind of thing, I think other teams will do the same. The discovery was not directed specifically at China. Besides, this move also has an impact on the China team. If China is afraid of this, it is the trumpet in table tennis.

As for playing ball and touching the table, you must abide by the new regulations before visiting the doctor. Everyone is the same, it is aimed at all teams. On the court, it is still relatively technical. The competition in the Olympic Games is more intense. There are many factors that affect the daily skills. Liu pointed out: competition is a state of mind! No matter how great a man is, he just has stage fright, wants to win and is afraid of losing. His former momentum is gone forever, and he bears a heavy burden. Must be like Wang Hao before.

This proves that if the Olympic qualification certificate is issued to you, if you can't arouse your pride and become a burden, then you will lose inexplicably in the mock competition and warm-up match like Chen Meng and Sun Yingsha! This is the crux of the problem. Mentality is very important. As for touching the table, blowing the ball and the venue, everyone is the same. Just follow. And mentality is the key to winning the game! Strategic contempt, tactical emphasis, according to the usual level, Malone, Fan Zhendong hit Zhang Ben, Chen Meng, Sun Yingsha hit Ito, are not a problem. If the mentality collapses and the skills are strong, how can we win? Both Zhang Ben and Ito are ostensibly arrogant. Zhang Ben said that he had found a way to restrain Malone. Ito said that there are ways to defeat Chen Meng and Sun Yingsha. Not terrible, the technology is not comprehensive, especially Zhang Ben, whose mentality is even worse; As long as table tennis players relax, they will be invincible. If the knot still can't be solved, it also means that it will be much more difficult for the column to reach the standard after repeated hammering and training.