Asian Games Tennis Women's Doubles Silver Medal Zhan Haoqing revealed that her head coach helped her opponent to cheer up

Zhan Haoqing/Wu Fangxian lost to Hsieh Su-wei/Liang Enshuo 4:6, 6:4, 5:10 in the women's doubles gold medal match at the Asian Games in Guwu. They missed the opportunity to defend their title and won a silver medal. She was a little helpless after the game but failed to reach out. She also revealed that the head coach of the Taiwan Tennis Team, Hsieh Cheng-ying, cheered for her opponent during the game, which made her very sad. She also looked at Sports Minister Li Yang who was watching the game for help.

Zhan Haoqing praised her opponent's outstanding performance and was convinced of the result of the game. However, what made her feel helpless was that in the third set, when she was trailing 2:7, she once scored 2 points in a row, but when she finally caught up, "I felt that our momentum was coming up, but the head coach was right next to us, and he was right next door to me. He cheered for the opponent. I was really sad at the moment."

Zhan Haoqing believed that even though it was a civil war in Taiwan, as a head coach, she was quite chilling. "Then I immediately turned around and looked at Minister Li Yang. He looked at me and I looked at him, and then I said to him: 'How can the head coach cheer for the opponent?' Then he gave me a comforting look. I always felt that 'God is watching what people do', and I felt that I just tried to find a way to do my thing well." "

Although he missed the opportunity to win consecutively, Zhan Haoqing said: "I think my opponent did play better today, but I think we all tried our best. Fangxian was really good. It was her first time competing in the Asian Games, and everyone saw that she performed very well later on, so I think we should give more encouragement to young players and juniors."