00:00Lin Qing, what do you think is the biggest threat your opponent poses to you today?
00:03Is it his attack? Or is it the continuous speed he maintains while moving forward?
00:08I think the most important thing is his consistency.
00:12He might make fewer mistakes.
00:14So it might be quite difficult for you to score against him.
00:17The first game was right after the change of ends.
00:21Did your coach give you any specific advice?
00:23Because we noticed that your rhythm and other aspects seemed a bit different in the second game.
00:28Actually, I've forgotten what I meant by saying that.
00:30But what I remember most is telling myself that maybe
00:34I can just change some rhythms
00:37In the first game, I might feel that I want to be fast.
00:40But I noticed he seemed more comfortable.
00:42So I was thinking of changing the pace a bit.
00:45Then when we were watching the game...
00:46I've noticed that many times after playing ball...
00:49You will look at the teacher's practice
00:51What were you thinking at the time?
00:53For me, it's more like an encouragement and affirmation.
00:59How would you summarize your experience at this Asian Games?
01:02Do you feel like you've learned something?
01:04Or is there anything that needs improvement?
01:08I think it can be considered learning.
01:11This is because it was my first Asian Games.
01:14After all, it only happens once every four years.
01:16So for me, there's a little bit of regret.
01:20It's possible that you feel you've already done your best.
01:24But still, I haven't achieved what I want.
01:27Like this
01:27Okay, thank you.
01:28Okay, thank you.
01:29Thanks
01:29Thanks
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