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I highly doubt questions 2 and 10 are two of the most-asked questions by table tennis fans.

Question 1: Who do you miss most when you're out of town for matches?
Question 2: Do you brush your own sneakers?
Question 3: Who do you prefer to be your roommate when you leave home to attend events?
Question 4: What you have to take with you in your travels?
Question 5: What's the thing you must do overnight on your match day?
Question 6: What do you like to do off training?
Question 7: What has made you feel proud of yourself recently?
Question 8: Who's your idol?
Question 9: What's your wish?
Question 10: What comes to your mind first when Tianjin is mentioned?

http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2017- ... 568527.htm

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Question 10.
"729' comes to my mind when Tianjin is mentioned. Many top Chinese TT players in the old days used this brand. http://en.729sports.com/brand.aspx

It's strange that none of the questions are actually specific to table tennis, they could have been asked about any sport.

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Question 3: Who do you prefer to be your roommate when you leave home to attend events?

Margot Robbie would be my preference.

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This isn't in a table tennis magazine - Xinhua is either a major newspaper or a news agency, and this article wasn't meant for the likes of us, it was for fans among the general public. Rather than "fans of table tennis", these would be "fan of table tennis stars", you see this sort of article in the sports pages when it comes to the doings of soccer or tennis players. I suppose it's a measure of how popular table tennis is with the public in China, the stars are treated like celebrities. Sort of found it interesting myself. Wonder what sort of food Tianjin is famous for - it's right next to Beijing, and it's where Eacheng is.

Iskandar