On the 19th, the 34th Asian Cup Table Tennis Tournament ignited the fire in Shenzhen, China, and 40-year-old Chinese Taipei veteran Huang Yihua defeated Iran's Shah Sawari 3:1 in the first match of the women's singles group stage; The 20-year-old Chinese Taipei teenager Gao Chengrui was unfavorable, losing 2:3 to Kazakhstan's first brother Gerashimanko after 5 rounds of fierce battles, swallowing the first defeat.

Huang Yihua, ranked 30th in the world

World No. 30 Huang Yihua has met the world No. 197 Shah Savari twice in the past, and has not lost a game, but today he encountered stubborn resistance from his opponent, falling behind 1:5 at the beginning of the first game, and finally won a series of forehand attacks at 9 draws before winning 11:9.

In the second game, Huang Yihua was continuously slapped through the defense line by the opponent's backhand with a large lead of 7:2, and was reversed 9:11. However, she quickly came back to her senses, first snatched the third game 11-5, and won the fourth game 11-9.

Gao Chengrui lost to the first brother of Kazakhstan in 5 rounds and swallowed the first defeat

Another Chinese Taipei female player ranked 47th in the world, Jian Tongjuan, encountered the "Big Devil" world football queen Sun Yingsha in the first game of the group stage, and finally lost 2:11, 8:11, 6:11.

In men's singles, Gao Chengrui, ranked 21st in the world, met the world's No. 56 Jerahimanko in the first game, and although he fell behind 11:5, 6:11, and 9:11 in the first three games, he readjusted in the fourth game to tie the game 11:4, and took a 5:1 lead in the deciding game.