Asian Games E-Sports" has two world champions to help out! The "Pokémon Rally" team prepares for the Nagoya Asian Games
The Nagoya Asian Games eSports "Pokémon Rally" team has enlisted the help of Liu Xiang, a Taiwanese-American mixed race player. Coach Huang Qibin is optimistic about the team's status and hopes to win medals.
Quick Look
- The Nagoya Asian Games eSports "Pokemon Rally" team is led by coach Huang Qibin, and includes Liu Xiang, a Taiwanese-American mixed-race player who has two world championships, and player Hu Xinrui.
- The team is currently in excellent condition, targeting Japan as its main rival and striving to win medals in the Asian Games.
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Why It Matters
The Nagoya Asian Games has included the e-sports event "Pokémon Rally" into the event, and the Taiwanese team is actively training to prepare for the competition.
"Pokémon Gathering" contestant Hu Xinrui. (Photo by reporter Nian Miaoyun)
The Nagoya Asian Games eSports "Pokémon Rally" team has enlisted the help of Liu Xiang, a Taiwanese-American mixed-race player who has two world championship titles. Coach Huang Qibin believes that the team is currently in the best condition and hopes to compete for medals in this event.
"Pokémon Gathering" this time has Huang Qibin in charge of the military symbols. There are 6 players, including Liu Xiang, Qin Yongqi, Hu Xinrui, Guo Yishuo, Chen Yitian and Liu Tingyi. Among them, Liu Xiang has become the focus of the team because of his dual nationality of Taiwan and the United States and his strong strength.
Huang Qibin pointed out that Liu Xiang’s mother is Taiwanese. After learning that the Asian Games had such an event, she went back to Taiwan to apply for a passport and ID card to compete. He said with a smile: "Although he mainly communicates in English, he is very active in learning Chinese and serves as the main caller of the entire team. Our members have also improved a lot in English because of his joining."
Huang Qibin pointed out that Liu Xiang has rich experience in world competitions and more than 90% of his tactical decisions are excellent. With Hu Xinrui, a former Asian Cup champion, assisting with translation, the team's communication and understanding have gradually improved.
Analyzing the strength of the opponents this time, Huang Qibin believes that the Japanese team, which has a complete professional system, is unique in strength and is the biggest opponent for the gold medal; Indonesia is equivalent to Taiwan and is a second-tier power, but the strength of the Philippines, Singapore, Hong Kong and other teams should not be underestimated.
24-year-old Hu Xinrui is a senior player on the team. He has dreamed of becoming a national e-sports player since he was a child. He has also been involved in "Pokémon Gathering" since the server was launched. Even though he once gave up due to opposition from his family, he still retains his enthusiasm when he returns to the e-sports arena and looks forward to shining on a bigger stage.
Speaking of his cooperation with Liu Xiang this time, Hu Xinrui said that even though the other person is a two-time world champion, he is still willing to share and guide. Although the two often argue because of their different ideas about the game, and even occasionally argue that "I don't want to help him translate," he has benefited a lot from the exchanges between them. "He is like a little coach, pushing me to play better."
As the game time approaches, the team gradually establishes a tacit understanding and consensus. Hu Xinrui said that the imaginary enemy of the Asian Games is quite clear, and can carry out more precise tactical targeting than the wide-ranging World Games. He hopes that everyone can let go of the burden of winning and losing and enjoy the game. "It is rare in life to represent the country. It is still an opportunity to play your favorite projects. I hope we can achieve good results together!"
Open Questions
- What are the exact dates and schedule of the Nagoya Asian Games e-sports events?
- Did the Taiwanese team have any exchange games with other countries during the final selection or training?






