Who do you think is the best women s singles in table tennis history?

I think it's Zhang Yining, because Zhang Yining at his peak is an invincible existence.

I think it's Zhang Yining, Zhang Yining at that time was in a state of being invincible all over the world, and as a champion, she was always lonely.

The previous Olympic table tennis women's singles champions are:Tokyo 2021: Chen Meng.

Rio 2016: Ding Ning.

London 2012: Li Xiaoxia.

2008 Beijing Olympics: Zhang Yining.

2004 Athens Olympics: Zhang Yining.

Sydney 2000: Wang Nan.

Atlanta 1996: Deng Yaping.

Barcelona 1992: Deng Yaping.

Seoul 1988: Chen Jing.

The Olympic table tennis competition has become an official competition since the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games, and all the gold medals are Chinese athletes, including Chen Jing, Deng Yaping, Wang Nan, Zhang Yining, Li Xiaoxia and so on.

In 1988, the Olympic Games set up a table tennis event for the first time, and China's Chen Jing won the championship. The 1992 and 1996 champions were Deng Yaping. 2000 Wang Nan Zhang Yining. 2012 Li Xiaoxia. 2016 Ding Ning.

It should be the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, not the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, although it will be held in 2021. However, due to inheritance and economic issues, it is still called the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.

From near to far: Ding Ning in 2016, Li Xiaoxia in 2012, Zhang Yining in 2008, Zhang Yining in 2004, Wang Nan in 2000, Deng Yaping in 1996, Deng Yaping in 1992, Chen Jing in 1988.

2020 Chen Meng.

2016 Ding Ning.

2012 Li Xiaoxia.

2008 Zhang Yining.

2004 Zhang Yining.

2000 Wang Nan.

1996 Deng Yaping.

1992 Deng Yaping.

1988…Chen Jing? If the beginning and the end are correct, then "Chen" is settled.

List of previous Olympic table tennis women's singles champions:

Tokyo 2020: Chen Meng.

Rio de Janeiro 2016: Ding Ning.

London 2012: Li Xiaoxia.

2008 Beijing Olympics: Zhang Yining.

2004 Athens Olympics: Zhang Yining.

Sydney 2000: Wang Nan.

Atlanta 1996: Deng Yaping.

Rule Essentials: Serve (1) At the beginning of the serve, the ball is naturally placed on the palm of the hand that is not holding the clap, and the palm of the hand is open and remains still.

2) When serving, the server must throw the ball almost vertically upwards with his hands, without spinning the ball, and make the ball rise by not less than 16 cm after leaving the palm of the non-clapping hand, and the ball must not touch any object until it is struck.

3) When the ball descends from the highest point of the toss, the server can hit the ball so that the ball first touches the local table, then crosses or bypasses the net device, and then touches the receiving player's table. In doubles, the ball should touch the right half of the serving player and then the receiving player.

4) From the time the ball is served until it is struck, the ball must remain above the table and outside the server's end line and must not be blocked by any part of the body or clothing of the server or his doubles partner.

5) When the player serves, the moment the ball and the racket come into contact, there must be no obstruction in the virtual triangle formed by the connection between the ball and the net post and above a certain height, and one of the referees must be able to see the player's hitting point clearly.

After hitting the opponent's serve or return shot, the player must hit the ball so that the ball passes directly over or around the net device, or touches the net device before touching the opponent's table.

Conceding points (1) failing to serve legally;

2) failure to lawfully fight back;

3) After hitting the ball, the ball does not touch the opponent's table area and crosses the opponent's end line;

4) Blocking; 5) Combos;

6) Hitting the ball with a paddle that does not comply with the terms of the Rules;

7) Any object worn by the player or athlete causes the table to move;

8) The athlete or any object worn by the athlete touches the net device;

9) Do not touch the playing table with your clapping hands;

10) The doubles player hits the ball in the wrong order;

11) In the case of a rotational serve, the serving side is treated by the receiving side or its doubles partner, including a return shot, and 13 legal returns are completed.

Rio de Janeiro 2016: Ding Ning (China), Li Xiaoxia (China), Kim Song Yi (North Korea).

London 2012: Li Xiaoxia (China), Ding Ning (China), Feng Tianwei (Singapore) Beijing 2008: Zhang Yining (China), Wang Nan (China), Guo Yue (China) Athens 2004:

Zhang Yining (China), Kim Xiangmei (North Korea), Kim Kyung-e (South Korea) Sydney 2000: Wang Nan (China), Li Ju (China), Chen Jing (Chinese Taipei) Atlanta 1996: Deng Yaping (China), Chen Jing (Chinese Taipei), Qiao Hong (China).

Barcelona 1992: Deng Yaping (China), Qiao Hong (China), Hyun Jinghe (South Korea) Li Fanji (North Korea).

Seoul 1988: Chen Jing (China), Li Huifen (China), Jiao Zhimin (China).

Since the 1988 Seoul Yuanpao Olympic Games were first listed as an official competition, the women's singles champions are all Chinese athletes, respectively hail Chen Jing in 88, hail chain Chang Deng Yaping in 92 and 96, Wang Nan in 2000, Zhang Yining in 2004 and 2008, Li Xiaoxia in 2012, Ding Ning in 2016, and Chen Meng in 2020.

Before 1988, there was no such event at the Olympic Games.

1988 Seoul: Chen Jing.

1992 Barcelona: Deng Yaping.

1996 Atlanta: Deng Yaping.

2000 Sydney: Wang Nan.

2004 Athens Mountain: Zhang Yining.

2008 Beijing: Zhang Yining.

London, 2012: Li Xiaoxia.

Rio de Janeiro 2016: Traces shouting Ding Ning.

Tokyo 2021: Chen Meng.

Tokyo Olympics: Chen Meng Rio Olympics: Ding Ning London Olympics:

Li Xiaoxia. Verdict Beijing Olympics: Zhang Yining Athens Olympic Games:

Zhang Yining Sydney Olympics: Wang Nan Atlanta Olympics: Deng Yaping Barcelona Olympics:

Deng Yaping, Seoul digging to accompany the Ming Olympics: Chen Jing.

The previous Olympic table tennis women's singles champions include Chen Jing, Deng Yaping, Wang Nan, Zhang Yining, Li Xiaoxia, Ding Ning, and Chen Meng.

Deng Yaping, Wang Nan, Zhang Yining, Chen Jing, Chen Meng. These are the Olympic table tennis socks women's singles champions.

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The previous Olympic table tennis women's singles champions are basically Chinese players, Deng Yaping, Zhang Yining, Liu Shiwen, etc.

Who are the previous Olympic table tennis women's singles champions? There are Wang Nan, Deng Yaping, and Chen Jing.

Previous Olympic table tennis women. Who are the singles champions? Alas. Olympic table tennis women's singles champion. There is Wang Nan. Deng Yaping.

Before 1988, there was no such event at the Olympic Games.

1988 Seoul: Chen Jing.

1992 Barcelona: Deng Yaping.

1996 Yate Town Lv Lanta: Deng Yaping.

2000 Sydney: Wang Nan.

2004 Athens: Zhang Yining.

2008 Beijing: Zhang Yining.

London, 2012: Li Xiaoxia.

2016 Rio de Janeiro: Ding Ning.

Tokyo 2021: Chen Meng.

Annual sale and demolition of the only Tokyo Olympics training meeting: Chen Mengyu commanded.

Rio Olympics: Ding Ning.

London Olympics: Li Xiaoxia.

Beijing Olympics: Zhang Yining.

I believe that there is Chen Jing in Beitan as a statistic.

Deng Yaping. Wang Nan.

Zhang Yining. Li Xiaoxia.

Ding Ning. There is also Chen Meng of the 2021 Tokyo Olympic Games.

The women's singles table tennis champion at the Tokyo 2021 Olympics is Chen Meng. Chen Meng was born on January 15, 1994 in Jimo Road Street, Shibei District, Qingdao City, Shandong Province, a Chinese table tennis player who plays for Shandong Luneng Table Tennis Club in the Table Tennis Super League.

In 1999, Chen Meng began to practice table tennis; In 2004, Chen Meng entered the Shandong Zhizhi Provincial Sports Team; In 2007, Chen Meng was selected to the national team.

In 2007, Xian Duan won the Australian Youth Championships women's team, women's singles and women's doubles.

In 2011, she won the women's team, women's singles, women's doubles and mixed doubles championships at the World Youth Championships; 2014 Incheon Asian Games table tennis women's doubles gold medal; 2017 Asian Championships Women's Doubles Champion and Women's Singles Runner-up.

In May 2021, she won the women's singles championship of the 2021 "Direct WTT (World Table Tennis Professional League) Grand Slam World Table Tennis Championships" and the Olympic Model Match; On July 29, Chen Meng won the women's singles championship in table tennis at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics; On August 5, Chen Meng won the women's table tennis championship at the Tokyo Olympics on behalf of the Chinese team.