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On August 25, Beijing time, the ITTF WTT feeder tournament Olomouc was underway. In this open tournament, the main players of the Chinese table tennis team were absent, and the coaching staff arranged a large number of young players of the new generation to sign up for the competition. At present, the competition is coming to an end, and the performance of the young players of the Chinese table tennis team is mixed. On the Japanese side, Zhang Ben Miwa, Hayata Hina, and Hirano Miu were also absent from the competition.

In the women's singles quarter-finals, Chinese table tennis player Qin Yuxuan faced Japanese chopper Hashimoto Honoka. Qin Yuxuan is a leader of the new generation and the winner of the World Youth Championship. Among the new generation of young players, Qin Yuxuan is relatively outstanding. Hashimoto Honoka is a chopper with strong strength. She has defeated the main players of the Chinese table tennis team, Chen Xingtong, Wang Yidi and others. Hashimoto Honoka is also the bronze medalist of the women's doubles at the World Table Tennis Championships.

In the first game, Hashimoto Honoka took the lead. Although Hashimoto Honoka is a chopper, she has a strong sense of attack and is not just defensive. Tan Yuxuan had a bad start and Hashimoto Honoka won the first game 11:6. In the second game, Hashimoto Honoka took advantage of the victory and won another game 11:5. In the third game, the young national table tennis player Tan Yuxuan completely collapsed and made frequent mistakes. Her opponent Hashimoto Honoka refused to give up the ball and directly won 11:0.

This is very embarrassing. China's women's singles player Qin Yuxuan lost to Japanese chopper Hashimoto Honoka 0:3 and was eliminated with 0 points in a single game. Qin Yuxuan was eliminated and was beaten 11:0, which shows a lot of problems. The new generation of young players in China's table tennis team generally cannot play against choppers and special styles. This is a very serious problem.

In other competitions, in the women's singles quarter-finals, Han Fei'er, a young player of the national table tennis team, faced Japanese player Shibata Saki. Han Fei'er played very actively and bravely on key points, winning three games in a row with scores of 12:10, 12:10, and 11:8, winning a total of 3:0 and successfully advancing to the semi-finals. Zhu Sibing, a chopper of the national table tennis team, fought four games and eliminated teammate Fan Shuhan with a total score of 3:1, successfully advancing to the semi-finals.

In the last women's singles quarter-final, Yang Yiyun, a Chinese table tennis player, played against her teammate Zong Geman. After losing the first game, Yang Yiyun played all five games and finally reversed the opponent with a total score of 3:2 and successfully advanced to the semi-finals. It can be found that other young players of the Chinese table tennis team also cannot play against choppers. In this case, the semi-finals of the women's singles are out, with Japan's Hashimoto Honoka playing against Han Feier and Zhu Sibing playing against Yang Yiyun. There are three choppers in the semi-finals of the women's singles.