Paris Olympics Table Tennis 巴黎奧運桌球

I had a dream that I was at the Paris Olympics, watching the Chinese table tennis team compete. I remember seeing Wang Chuqin, and Ni Xialian was also there. It seemed like their opponents had figured out the Chinese team's strategies, putting them in a tough battle, and they were struggling.

The coach eventually came up with an unusual tactic, suggesting that they use a completely different playing style to counter the opponents. Everyone's reaction was, "Huh? That's going to be really difficult, isn't it?" It caused quite a bit of resistance.

However, the coach believed that only by using an unfamiliar style would the opponents be unable to predict their moves, giving them a chance to win. In short, he encouraged them to step out of their comfort zone.

Later, the Chinese players started to go on stage one by one. Some adjusted their style of play, and when they used moves unlike their usual ones, they found that the opponents couldn't adapt and ended up losing.

Seeing this, the other teammates also began to tweak their strategies, incorporating completely new techniques into their gameplay.

After the match, everyone realized that while it's natural to stick to familiar patterns, changing them is not easy. But sometimes, stepping out of your comfort zone can lead to unexpected success.

Just now, I saw one of the Chinese players serving a big pot of hotpot soup, saying he wanted to join the group using "completely different techniques."

夢見我在巴黎奧運，看著大陸桌球隊比賽。我記得看到王楚欽，還有倪夏蓮也在那邊。好像對手破解了大陸隊的招式，讓他們陷入苦戰，打得很辛苦。

教練最後想出奇招，就是要他們用跟以前完全不一樣的打法來應戰。大家的反應是「蛤！這樣子很困難吧？」也因此引起不小的反彈。

教練認為唯有用不同的打法，才能讓對手無法預估你的出招，才有勝算的機會。反正就是鼓勵他們，走出舒適圈。

後來大陸隊陸續上場，有人調整打法，結果真的發現當使用和過去不同招式時，因為對手摸不透，反而就贏了。

所以後來其他隊友開始紛紛調整自己的打法，將過去完全不一樣的招式，整合到自己的打法裡面。

比賽結束後，大家覺得說每個人都有慣性，改變並不容易。可是有時候你必須要跳脫你的舒適圈，就可能收到意外的成功效果。

剛剛我看到大陸隊有人端出一大鍋火鍋湯，他說他要加入「完全不同招式」的那一組。