After Wang Yaoxin successfully proposed to the Japanese beauty Aya Ohori, Li Zongwei and other badminton stars sent blessings

After Malaysian badminton men's doubles libero Wang Yaoxin successfully proposed to Japanese badminton women's singles beauty Aya Ohori, this exotic love in the badminton world received blessings from all parties, including celebrities such as Yang Qiaoshuang, the head of the Malaysian Youth Sports Department, and Malaysian badminton legend Lee Chong Wei.

After Wang Yaoxin successfully proposed to Japanese women's singles beauty Aya Ohori, a number of badminton stars, including Lee Chong Wei, left messages to send blessings under his IG post announcing the good news.

It is rumored that the two have been in love for nearly 10 years. Wang Yaoxin and Aya Ohori's relationship has long been an open secret in the feather world, it is rumored that the two have been in love for nearly 10 years, and it was finally officially announced on the 27th local time. After 30-year-old Wang Yaoxin announced the good news on social media early on the morning of the 27th, as of that day, the post has received more than 82,000 likes and more than 3,000 comments.

Among them, former world No. 1 Lee Chong Wei left a brief but meaningful message: "Congratulations to both of you." Yang Qiaoshuang also sent congratulations, congratulating Wang Yaoxin and Aya Ohori. Former Malaysian mixed doubles star Goh Liu Ying quipped: "You're fine, you have a Japanese wife."

Malaysian Women's Doubles star Tina also expressed her joy: "After many years, it's finally here! Congratulations!" Singapore's former men's singles world champion Loh Kean Yew wrote: "From friend to fiancé, congratulations brothers." Other badminton players who left messages of congratulations include former Malaysian men's doubles head coach Tan Bin Sang, former Malaysian women's doubles player Koh Ka Wen, mixed doubles star Lai Peijun, Malaysian Paralympic gold medalist Xie Yinghao, South Korean men's doubles star Seo Seung-jae, Chinese Taipei's two-time Olympic gold medalist Li Yang, Thailand's mixed doubles powerhouses Dechapo and Sahiri and women's singles Rachano and others.