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Yan Sen, male, Han nationality, born in 1975, is from Xuzhou City, Jiangsu Province. A famous table tennis player and an international-level athlete. Yan Sen is a banner in the table tennis world of Xuzhou, the first Olympic champion in the history of Xuzhou, and the first Jiangsu male table tennis player to win the Olympic gold medal.

On August 16, 1975, Yan Sen was born in an ordinary worker family in Xuzhou City, started the road of table tennis at the age of 6, entered the provincial and municipal teams in 1988, and entered the national team in 1994. Left-handed straight shot arc combined with fast attack. The technique is tricky, and the other party often can't find the rules.

Doubles partner Wang Liqin holds the racket horizontally with his right hand, and his forehand is extremely lethal. This combination of left and right hand skills is not to be underestimated. Yan Sen retired as a coach of the national team.

Born on August 16, 1975, he is 169cm tall and has a left-handed straight board and a fast attack on the curve.

Yan Sen's serve has many changes, strong spin, good landing point, and is mostly based on the forehand low throw and non-rotation short ball combined with the side topspin and downspin serve on the back. After serving, his one-board rush is the most lethal, with an early hitting point, great power, flexible line changes, and tricky landing points. On the return serve, Yan Sen's high-quality forehand swing and backhand twist, coupled with his excellent sense of making up the board and nimble running, make him a very dangerous doubles combination.

Yan Sen's backhand position can not only create rotational changes with pushing, but also has a straight plate horizontal pull technique, which can take the initiative to exert force, and tear quickly, even if he retreats, his backhand technique also has a certain lethality. The cooperation between him and Wang Liqin, one left and one right, one front and one back, Yan Sen's first three board specialty technology and Wang Liqin's hunger are closely coordinated, the framework is full, and the scope of care is large.

In 1996, Yan Sen and Wang Liqin began to pair doubles and won the title at the ITTF Pro Tour Finals at the end of the year. At the 1999 World Table Tennis Championships in the Netherlands, they lost to Kong Lingzhizhi Huihui and Liu Guoliang in the final and won the runner-up, which also allowed them to qualify for the Sydney Olympics. At the Sydney Olympics, Yan Sen and Wang Liqin defeated South Korea's Ryu Seungmin, Lee Zhecheng and Liu Guoliang and Kong Linghui in the semifinals.

In the end, Yan Sen and Wang Liqin won 3-1 and won the men's doubles gold medal. Subsequently, at the 2001 World Table Tennis Championships in Osaka and the 2003 World Table Tennis Championships in Paris, they won two consecutive editions and became the best men's doubles pair in the table tennis world during that period. However, on the eve of the 2004 Athens Olympics, in the men's doubles competition, the most stable pair was changed by Yan Sen's car accident, and finally lost to Ma Lin and Chen Xi in a cruel intra-team life-and-death battle, and missed the Athens Olympics.

At the 2005 World Table Tennis Championships in Shanghai, he and Wang Liqin reappeared on the court, losing to teammates Kong Linghui and Wang Hao in the semifinals, and won the third place in men's doubles, which was also the last time the "Hades" combination participated in the World Series. In 2006, Yan Sen officially retired and began to coach the Chinese women's table tennis team. Compared with doubles, Yan Sen's singles pinnacle was at the 44th World Table Tennis Championships in Manchester in 1997, where he went all the way to the semifinals and lost to Waldner Noshin in the semifinals to win the third place.