VICTOR held a tribute exhibition for Tai Tzu Ying, the first sister of Chinese Taipei badminton, on the 6th Beijing time, and the blessing video of the coach and friends was also sent at the press conference on the same day, which made Dai Tzu Ying very happy, especially when she saw the clip of the coach Lai Jiancheng, she couldn't stop laughing, and she also joked: "Is it holding a knife on his neck." ”

VICTOR held a tribute exhibition to Tai Tzu Ying, the first sister of Chinese Taipei badminton, on the 6th Beijing time

Tai Tzu Ying held a tribute exhibition held at Songshan Cultural and Creative Park for 11 consecutive days from March 6, the exhibition showcased her actual combat rackets, classic combat boots and important championship trophies, so that fans can have a glimpse of Tai Tzu Ying's career glory, and today's press conference also featured Lai Jiancheng, Chinese Taipei boxing queen Lin Yuting, Chinese Taipei badminton player Wang Ziwei, Indonesian women's singles player Dong Zong, physician Lin Yingzhou, well-known KOL Rice &Shine recorded a blessing video.

Lai Jiancheng, who used to supervise the army on the sidelines, also praised Tai Tzu Ying's performance and attitude on the field in the film, "Xiao Dai does not give up every ball even if he is behind, and he is full of smiles when he loses, and at the same time he enjoys the feeling of being on the field, and hopes that he can enjoy life in the future and add new colors to his new life." ”

Although Lai Jiancheng's words are very sincere and emotional, Dai Jingjie, who was also the host of the press conference, said that his face was expressionless, and the words were sincere but a little serious, while Dai Ziying was completely crazy, humorously saying that it was like someone was holding the manuscript and then there was a knife holder on Lai Jiancheng's neck.

Lin Yuting described Tai Tzu Ying as a "goddess of victory", a target and role model for her to emulate, while Wang Ziwei praised Tai Tzu Ying's unpredictable and unpredictable approach on the badminton court.