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When Qiu Yike and her family were on vacation in Sanya, Little Pea was looking at a pile of shark toys in the aquarium. Her big eyes full of curiosity seemed to be thinking about an important question: "Will sister Shasha like this shark?" Such a focused behavior can't help but make people sigh: when a little girl is playing, she will focus her mind on her "sister" first, and the depth of this emotion is moving.

Sanya, famous for its bright sunshine and azure waters, has become the first choice for many families to vacation. Qiu Yike's trip was not just for relaxation. He brought his family here to find a long-lost tranquility. Usually, he is the coach who can command the table tennis court with ease, but on this beach, he is an ordinary father who plays with his daughter. Facing the carefreeness of Little Pea, his perennially tense nerves seem to have become much more relaxed.

Surprisingly, Qiu Yike, a champion coach, actually relies on "body language" when communicating in English. In Sanya, he tried to communicate with foreign tourists in his "slightly bad" English, and the result was hilarious. Someone joked: "This world-class coach actually relies on 'waving hands' to communicate?" However, this seemingly clumsy way actually makes him closer to others and breaks the seriousness of his coaching identity.