Beijing: Chinese table tennis heads have rampaged Covid-19 safety rules at the Tokyo Olympics, by saying that they made life “very difficult” because his team was seen sweeping gold once more.
China has won 28 of 32 table tennis degrees provided at the Olympics, dominating sports in a rarely matched way.
But the lead for the pandemic-delayed match has thrown several challenges, from a form that is not consistent among China’s top players to new rules to stop the spread of Coronavirus.
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“We don’t expect some epidemic rules like not wipe the game table with your hands, or blew (on the ball),” The president of the Chinese Table Tennis Association Liu Guoliang told CCTV broadcaster country.
“Preparation for this Olympics is actually very difficult,” he added, in an interview that was aired on Tuesday.
This was a second Covid complaint this week from the Chinese Olympic team after the sailing competitor complained about bad pandemic prevention steps in their hotel.
The Chinese screen team said competitors were forced to get along with other guests in their hotel.
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In an interview, Liu – his own former world champion and Olympics – said the team now helped athletes “reject pressure and disruption” at the Olympics.
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“The most difficult competition for athletes is the first two rounds – during the elimination round and ‘live-and-death battle’,” he added.
The six Chinese Members’ squad included governing Olympic champions Ma Long and World number one Zhendong in Single Putra, while Liu Shiwen’s world champion will play a double event and a female team.
Apart from China, the only other country to win the Olympic table tennis title is South Korea (three times) and Sweden (once).