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On August 22, Donghu Park in Qingyang, Gansu Province was crowded with people. Led by Liu Guoliang, Chairman of the Chinese Table Tennis Association, and Li Jun, head coach of the national team, the national table tennis team, who had just attended the summary meeting of the Chinese sports delegation at the 33rd Summer Olympic Games on the 20th, came here to participate in the "National Ball into the Community" and "National Ball into the Park" activities.

The road from the entrance to the open-air stadium was crowded with table tennis enthusiasts and fans. The national table tennis players and coaches who had seen the "big scene" also said that the atmosphere was too warm and they had never seen such a "spectacle". The enthusiasm of the crowd infected Wang Manyu, "I felt everyone's enthusiasm, and I was very happy to see them." After the brief ceremony, the national table tennis players exchanged and exchanged with local table tennis enthusiasts, and the atmosphere was warm. "Everyone wants to exchange, and the players I played with today are all very good, and it is really difficult to play against them." Wang Chuqin said with a smile.

Liu Guoliang said: "The Chinese Table Tennis Association and the National Table Tennis Team went to the park to meet with the fans. On the one hand, it is to actively implement the important speech of the Chinese sports representative at the 33rd Summer Olympic Games on August 20, guard against arrogance and rashness, make persistent efforts, and drive the vigorous development of national fitness and youth sports with excellent competitive sports results. On the other hand, we hope to use concrete actions to help the development of the old revolutionary base areas and publicize the new look of the old base areas."

It is reported that on the 23rd, the Chinese Table Tennis Association and the National Table Tennis Team will go to the old revolutionary base of Nanliang to carry out red-themed educational activities.