Recently, there has been a wave of excitement on social media called "Zheng Qinwen vs. Australian Open Grand Slam", which has aroused great excitement as an avid tennis fan. It's been a decade since Li Na won the Australian Open, and now a 21-year-old Chinese girl has reached the final of a Grand Slam tournament. CCTV5's ratings should also climb, after all, the excitement of this game is addictive.
As a person who loves tennis, I visited the Asian Games not long ago and witnessed the glorious moment of Zheng Qinwen's victory. Although she failed to surpass the previous champion in the final of the Australian Open, her strong and upright posture, bright smile and unabashed true temperament still show the new face of China's young generation - independent, confident and full of sunshine.
A sports commentator once said of this generation of athletes: "They were told the world as it really is from a young age. From the very beginning, I was on the roughly right path, and there was a lot less noise and finger-pointing to say my dreams, express my emotions, and use my energy where it was really worth and needed. "As a post-80s generation, I am really envious. Therefore, we look forward to our next generation being able to have a free, firm and independent attitude towards life like Zheng Qinwen!
Zheng Qinwen's upbringing was very different from that of the tennis players of Li Na's time. She is not bound by the sports school in the system, but thrives in an open and free environment. Her parents gave her plenty of options to try and explore in a variety of sports. This model, which gave her the opportunity to develop in all directions from a young age, allowed her to find a true love for the sport of tennis.
Back in the 2008 Beijing Olympics, her father took her to the ** competition, and Zheng Qinwen was deeply attracted to tennis at that time. From hard courts to red clay to grass, she finds tennis fascinating. At that time, there were not many female tennis players in China, and although the parents did not know much about tennis, they respected their daughter's choice and firmly supported her to pursue this dream.
Zheng Qinwen's family story is truly inspiring. Her parents have always encouraged her, believing that as long as she trains consistently, her dreams will come true sooner or later. Not only did they find more professional training for her, but they also set her on the path to becoming a professional tennis player. In this process, Zheng Qinwen is also constantly discovering himself and exploring the world. Her head coach Riba mentioned that she has been on the right path since she was a child, learning to explore herself, express herself positively, think constantly and stabilize her emotions. For a professional athlete, these qualities are crucial.
During the ups and downs of her career, she went through a period of changing coaches. Changing coaches several times, facing various challenges and pressures, but she learned more from it. After going through the coaching transition, she has become more mature and resilient. It is also a reflection of her adaptability and persistence in her career path. Such persistence and growth undoubtedly make people more optimistic about her future development.
Zheng Qinwen's success is not only the result of individual efforts, but also the support of his family and the dedication of his team. Her team, including coaches, family members, and more, work together to help her move forward. This strength of teamwork and family support has been a big part of what has made her who she is today.
Today's Chinese tennis, under the guidance of this generation of energetic and hard-working athletes, is gradually showing a new style. Zheng's success will also inspire more young people to see that dreams can be achieved through unremitting hard work. As a veteran tennis fan, I am sincerely happy and excited to see that the future of tennis in China is so promising. In this process, we can expect more Chinese players to achieve better results on the international stage and contribute more to the world for Chinese tennis.