Ashmita Chaliha Calls Out BWF: Indonesia Super 100 Tournament Needs Better Conditions

Tiếng vỗ tay sau cánh gà không baoever lies. In the hazy atmosphere of the Indonesia Masters Super 100, Indian player Ashmita Chaliha, 26 years old, raised her voice to criticize the playing conditions. This article tells that story, not to criticize, but to hold up a mirror for the entire badminton world, where patience and listening are the keys. I, a reporter born in China but living and working in Surabaya, Indonesia, when reading the news, suddenly recalled nights at local badminton courts where smoke from motorcycles mixed with sweat of players, but still full of applause. Three thousand two hundred kilometers, two hundred fourteen conversations, one answer. That is the journey of my pursuit of badminton through many seasons, and today, Ashmita's story reminds me of one thing: standards should not change with levels.