As a senior sports blogger, I have always maintained a high degree of sensitivity and attention to the wind and grass in the table tennis world. Recently,The issue of the selection points of Wang Yidi, Wang Manyu and Chen Meng for the Paris Olympics has become the focus of heated discussions among fans. 
Although Wang Yidi's world ranking has slipped somewhat, the selection points she has gained by virtue of her past ranking advantages are still solid. This can't help but make me ponder: if Wang Yidi is absent, will Wang Manyu's selection points surpass Chen Meng and jump to the top of the list? Recalling that at the World Table Tennis Championships in Busan, Wang Manyu was unable to appear on the stage for various reasons, and at that moment, countless fans felt sorry and dissatisfied for her. After all, the points Wang Yidi earned in the Goa Star Challenge had a crucial impact on the outcome of their selection. 
And the single-brush game has become a hot topic among fans, and whenever it is mentioned, it will always set off a wave. When the singles quota for the Hangzhou Asian Games was announced, Wang Yidi was ranked second in the world, which undoubtedly caused dissatisfaction and controversy among Chen Meng's fans. So, assuming that there is no Wang Yidi, what will Wang Manyu do in the Paris Olympics selection standings? According to the selection method of national table tennis, the quota for the Paris Olympics will be determined according to the standings of the players. Wang Manyu currently has 6,757 points, and without Wang Yidi's presence, she might be able to add 2,300 points, but even so, she still struggles to surpass her current ranking. **10,000 Fans Incentive Plan
This also made me start to think, if there was no Wang Yidi, how would Chen Meng behave? Perhaps, after the lack of Wang Yidi's competitive pressure, Chen Meng will show more outstanding strength and get more selection points. The competitive demeanor of the table tennis players on the field is always exciting, and every time they fight and work hard, they are condensed with sweat and tears. In this arena full of competition and opportunities, every minute and every second can change their fate. Let's look forward to these outstanding players being able to continue to shine in the future competitions and add glory to the national table tennis!