As we mentioned in the previous post, the Chinese A-League (Division 1) is a cradle for table tennis hopefuls. Shi Xunyao who has made to the national team in April 2016 and competed in T2 APAC is one of the participants of the League. Let's see what is her routine in the Chinese A-League competition.
The Chinese A-League (Division 1) may not be as competitive as the Chinese Super League but it is still a very high-level competition field and has attracted many non-Chinese world class athletes to take part in the League.
I rarely follow every match of the A-League because there are no live streaming for this competition. While the competition probably isn't going to be as exciting as the Chinese Super League, it's going to be interesting as many future hopefuls gain their experiences and polish their techniques here and become big names a few years later.
