After the just-concluded WTT China Grand Slam, some of the national table tennis players quickly adjusted their form and went to the Asian Cup to continue their journey. In today's match, the Chinese men's team faced Iran. In the first set, the world number one Ma Long played a fierce battle with the young Farage. However, Ma Long failed to continue his good form and finally lost to Farage 2-3. This result left the Chinese team temporarily behind in the quarter-finals.

In the next game, Wang Chuqin encountered an even greater challenge. Although he did well in the first three games, in the crucial fourth game, he was too nervous and caused himself to make some mistakes, and eventually lost the game 11-13. The result left the entire Chinese team in a state of frustration because they were already one game behind.

For Wang Chuqin, such a loss is not surprising, because he has been under tremendous psychological pressure. Since he stopped in the top 32 at the Tokyo Olympics last year, the outside world's attention has been very high, and the national table tennis has high hopes for him. He must also prove himself. This pressure not only makes it difficult for him to concentrate during the game, but also may lead to mistakes at crucial moments.

Overall, Wang Chuqin's performance is not a one-time failure, but the result of long-term accumulation. As a young player, he needs to learn how to better manage his emotions and how to stay calm and focused in high-pressure situations. Hopefully, he can improve in future competitions and win more honors for the national table tennis.