Today's (29/5.10.3) WTT China Grand Slam update: the Chinese national team secured 8 wins and 6 losses, with Wang Chuqin and Sun Yingsha taking the mixed doubles crown.

All Chinese national team players have completed their matches today; the final results are detailed in the image below.

1. Lin Shidong won 4-0 to move into the men's singles semifinals.
2. Sun Yingsha defeated Wang Yidi 4-3 to advance to the women's singles semifinals.
3. Wang Manyu and Kuai Man won 3-0 against Chen Xingtong and Qian Tianyi to reach the women's doubles final.
4. Lin Shidong and Wang Chuqin won 3-1 over Huang Youzheng and Wen Ruibo to enter the men's doubles final.
5. Zhou Qihao and Chen Junsong secured a 3-1 victory to qualify for the men's doubles final.
6. Wang Xiaotong and Chen Yi lost 2-3 and were eliminated from the tournament.
7. Chen Xingtong defeated Zhu Yuling 4-2 to advance to the women's singles semifinals.
8. Chen Junsong was defeated 2-4 by Lebrun and eliminated from the competition.
9. Wang Manyu swept Mima Ito 4-0 to reach the women's singles semifinals.
10. Sun Yingsha and Wang Chuqin claimed the mixed doubles championship by beating Huang Youzheng and Chen Yi 3-0.

Post-match analysis and reflections

1. The performance of the Chinese national team players today was truly impressive and deserves timely praise.
2. Commendations to Chen Xingtong for defeating Zhu Yuling to reach the semifinals, and to Zhou Qihao and Chen Junsong for overcoming the Japanese pair to secure a place in the final, ensuring a Chinese 1-2 finish—an outstanding achievement.
3. Praise for Wang Manyu, who swept Mima Ito 4-0 to advance to the women's singles semifinals.
4. The women's singles semifinals feature three Chinese players: Sun Yingsha, Wang Manyu, and Chen Xingtong—an incredible feat!
5. The mixed doubles final is already secured by Chinese players, well done. Lin Shidong has also advanced early to the men's singles semifinals, now awaiting Xiang Peng and Wang Chuqin!
6. The women's doubles final will be contested between Wang Manyu/Kuai Man and Zhu Qianxi/Hayata Hina; barring surprises, the Chinese team is likely to claim the title.