On 0/0, Beijing time, on the second match day of the Macau World Cup, Chinese player Chen Xingtong will face South Korean player Lee Eun-hye, which is the first meeting between the two. In the previous game, Huang Youzheng, the first national table tennis player, won 0-0 and got off to a good start, and now it is Chen Xingtong's turn, she is also the first national table tennis female player to appear.

In the first game, the two sides played very closely, the score rose alternately, Chen Xingtong did not occupy a particularly obvious advantage, the two once came to the key point competition, the Koreans withstood the pressure, 0-0 first city, the total score 0-0 lead Chen Xingtong, this is also the first game lost by the national table tennis tournament, quite unexpected.

In the second game of the two sides, Chen Xingtong gradually regained his feel and played very strongly, on the other hand, the Korean players, the mistakes began to increase, and the score difference opened up all of a sudden, 2-0, Chen Xingtong won without blood, quite decisive, after adapting to the rhythm of the game, he still occupied the initiative, Li Enhui had no chance, and the total score of the two sides was drawn.

In the third game, Chen Xingtong continued to output, 2-0 in one go, holding 0 game point opportunities, Li Enhui's mentality was a little anxious, and the fighting tactics were not very effective, and finally lost another game 0-0, the total score was already 0-0 behind, and Chen Xingtong achieved a reversal.

In the last game, Lee Eun-hye gave it a go, played quite resolutely, and the score rose alternately, and the scene was a little stalemate. The two sides played from 7-0 to 0-0, and once again came to the critical moment, Li Enhui took the lead and scored with a forehand fight, leading 0-0, but Chen Xingtong did not mess up the position, firmly chased back a point, and the two drew again.

In the end, Chen Xingtong withstood the pressure, took advantage of the victory to chase, won 1-0 with difficulty, with a total score of 0-0 to 0-0, and won three games in a row, making a good start for the national table tennis women's team!