What's the name of the table tennis player who came back from Japan to beat Deng Yaping?

I ran back to Japan to call the table tennis player defeated by Deng Yaping (Chile Mountain, formerly known as He Zhili).

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Hill Chile, formerly known as He Zhili, former main force of China team and world champion. Later, he was fired for disobeying the arrangement of the national team. He immigrated to Japan to play ball, and his Japanese coach later became his husband.

Personal data:

The mountain is hot (1September 30, 964-), formerly known as He Zhili, from Shanghai, China. He was originally an athlete from China and a member of the national team. When he plays ball, he holds the racket horizontally in his right hand and pulls circles on both sides. 1987, ranking first in the world. Years of training in China have laid a solid technical foundation for her. She can effectively control the opponent's attack by pulling arcs on both sides. Once the opponent shows a flaw, she can also take the lead and kill each other. 1993 The representative of the Japanese team returned from the 42nd World Table Tennis Championships and was stopped by China team Chen. At the 1994 12 Asian Games, she won the women's singles gold medal in succession, causing a sensation. The Emperor of Japan believes that Zhile Hill is the champion of the Asian Games trained by China for Japan. In the table tennis competition of the 26th Atlanta Olympic Games, she was eliminated by China's Qiao Hong 3-0.

Major achievements:

1982 won the national women's singles championship in China.

1984 Asian champion

1985 Women's Team Champion in the 38th World Table Tennis Championships

1987 women's singles champion of the 39th World Table Tennis Championships in New Delhi, India.

He Zhili was asked to lose to Guan Jianhua in the 39th World Table Tennis Championships, which increased her chances of winning the gold medal. She beat Guan Jianhua 3-0 and won the championship. The organization was very angry and decided to punish it, but it was exempted from punishment after coordination by the superior, but it was disqualified from participating in the Olympic Games the following year. It led her to quit table tennis on 1989, married to Japan, moved to Japan, became a Japanese citizen, and changed her name to Xiao Shan Qire.

1992 comeback

1994 12 Japanese Hiroshima Asian Games won the women's table tennis singles title by beating former Olympic champions Chen Jing of China and Taipei, Qiao Hong of China and Deng Yaping of China.

199465438+Women's singles champion of the All-Japan Table Tennis Championships in February.

1995 runner-up in women's singles at the Swedish Open

1996 12.9 In the Asian Table Tennis Championships held in Singapore, she defeated Wang Chen of China and won the women's singles championship.