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Posted on Aug 11

About Low Points - FAV0 Weekly #010

Issue 010 -- About Low Points

I saw this at work one morning, and it truly healed me for the whole day~

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About Low Points

Shi Yuqi, the men's singles player from China's national badminton team (Olympic seed number one), unfortunately lost to Kun Kun (Kunlavut) in the quarter-finals of the 2024 Paris Olympics. It's regrettable that we couldn't see him showcasing his spirit in the finals, but I really liked what he said, so I’ll quote it here:

We should head back tomorrow; the next goal is the Finals. Don’t worry, everyone. It’s normal to feel upset, but it’s also okay to have such emotions. I know that no one is blaming or criticizing me; you all feel bad or unhappy for me, and I appreciate that.

Congratulations to the Chinese badminton team for achieving a good result and contributing to the Chinese contingent. Although I didn’t win a medal, I gained countless supporters during my preparation, and that feeling is wonderful. Everyone is working hard for the same goal.

We don’t need to dwell too much on the results now; I hope everyone can lift their spirits. No matter the twists and turns you encounter on your road, you must believe this is part of life’s journey. I don’t define myself solely by this Olympic experience. There will always be highs and lows, good and bad. It’s okay; we can start over, and the wheels of fate will keep turning.

Thank you again for your support; not leaving when I’m at a low point is the best comfort for me. Keep going.

In badminton, the current scoring system is best of three games to 21 points. Losing a point can easily affect the next point in the match; the more points you lose, the greater the impact. Therefore, maintaining a positive mindset is crucial in badminton competitions. Often, during breaks, coaches will say to forget the previous score and start from zero. This is because, regardless of how large the disadvantage or advantage is, points are earned one by one. Being anxious won’t help; it’s about reviewing why points were lost and making adjustments, and understanding why points were gained to keep the momentum going.

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