Du Yiwei Wins World Championships: Parents’ Relief | Video

The father laughed even more and said that his daughter became a national badminton player and made the family’s life more exciting, especially if he had the opportunity to watch his daughter’s games at home and abroad, witnessing each success and failure; even if he could not watch the game on the spot, he would watch the live broadcast of the football match, and his mood became nervous as the score went up and down.

“My daughter knows what she wants and sets her goal to become a world champion. As a parent, she sometimes feels very distressed when she is hurt by hitting and stumbles, so she just hopes that she will not be hurt, and safety is the most important thing.”

He also observed that his daughter smiled and was confident in appearance when she appeared at the World Championships, and was more calm than before. “I hope she will continue to work hard and move towards the dream of being the world’s largest mixed doubles.”

Haven’t trained seriously and confiscated badminton bags

Mother Yang Shuzhen said that as an athlete’s parent, her mood often rises and falls like a roller coaster. Sometimes she receives a call from her daughter to inform her that she is injured, and she will go to Kuala Lumpur with her husband to visit her. For example, last year, she told me that she was injured in her elbow during training and was in the hospital for treatment. She had a total of 16 stitches, but she returned to the training ground on the fourth day, showing her love, seriousness and persistence for badminton.

She smiled and said that Yiwei was naughty when she was a child. She was “banned” by her parents twice for not conducting physical training. She was stored in the storage room because she did not conduct physical training seriously. In the end, she was “unblocked” because the coach asked her to play in the game.

She also revealed that Yiwei loved basketball during her elementary school years and was the captain of the basketball team. She also learned martial arts. Later, because she was in the same period as the badminton training period, she finally chose to concentrate on badminton. Now she won the World Badminton Championships, Yiwei will return to her alma mater Cultural Primary School next Wednesday (10th).

Strong wrist strength is recommended for training in state teams

Du Guoxian said that when Yiwei was 6 years old, he bought a badminton racket to play with her and found that her daughter had strong hands. Later, when she was in Cultural Elementary School, the school coach thought that her wrist strength was strong, so she recommended her to the Malacca State team for training. At the age of 9, she won the singles gold medal for under 10 years old in the Melaka Badminton Championship, which is also her first medal.

He said that when the Malaysian Badminton Badminton selected 13-year-old young players nationwide, Yiwei was one of the candidates. He then went to Bukit Galil Sports School to study and received badminton training for 6 and a half days a week. At that time, both of them were reluctant to part with their daughter, so they visited their daughter almost every week for the next five years, caring about their current situation and fitness.

In 2016, Du Yiwei joined Chen Tangjie for the first time in the World Youth Badminton Championships and won the third place in the mixed doubles; in 2018, Du Yiwei won the runner-up in the women’s doubles events in the Asian Youth Badminton Championships and the World Youth Badminton Championships.

Retired due to surgery for bone tuberculosis

“My daughter suffers from sinusitis and needs to breathe with her mouth when playing ball, and she always insists on not giving up. In 2018, she temporarily withdrew from the Badminton General for rest due to surgery. When she was undergoing training for several months, she still bleed from time to time. Later, she returned to the national team to train.”

Yang Shuzhen said that after the COVID-19 epidemic, she received mixed doubles training from the Badminton General Office and won the championship in three international competitions. Unexpectedly, tuberculosis broke out during the isolation period when she returned to China after the game. She was diagnosed with bone tuberculosis and caused back pain and needed to take medicine for up to one year.

“During the treatment period, my daughter felt that everything she ate was smelly, so she ate very little; two or three months later, she went back to the Baldwin General to start re-examination training, everything started from scratch. At that time, she could not play in the competition, and her mood was affected, and we felt very depressed.”

She said that after re-election in 2021, her daughter will play more than 10 games a year and strive to qualify for the Olympics; the 2023 record report shows that Yiwei jumped from the world ranking of 272 to 22, and became the first place in Malaysia’s mixed doubles and the ninth place in the world mixed doubles.

She said that her daughter often invites her parents to watch the game, and if time allows them, they will definitely go. On weekdays, the family will contact each other through mobile groups and share their current badminton situation.

She described her daughter as being very caring and attached to herself, knowing that her family is of medium condition, so she will not put too high material requirements on her parents. In addition to occasionally asking for shoes or other equipment, she will buy it with the competition bonus.

Qiu Peidong: Parents work hard to cultivate and learn

Qiu Peidong said that behind the success of each player, the hard training of his parents and the time, money and spirit he devotes are very important, and deserves everyone’s praise and learning.

“From Yiwei’s parents’ sharing, we are inspired to not give up easily when facing challenges and twists and turns in life. The mentality shown by the Du family is an important force for her to finally reach the world championship.”

He also recalled that he shared breakfast with Du Yiwei’s family this New Year. On his way back from London in March, he met Yiwei who returned from the All England Championship on the plane. At that time, he encouraged her to continue working hard. “Now, she has indeed reached the world’s peak and became the mixed doubles champion of the World Championships. We should continue to give her support and encouragement and help her reach another peak.”

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