Thailand's top badminton player Ratchanok Intanon lost to her friend Tai Tzu Ying in the quarterfinals of the Eastern Olympics. She burst into tears after the match. However, after gathering her emotions, she generously wished "Xiao Dai" to win in the end. Her heartwarming move w

Thailand’s top badminton sister Intanon lost to her friend Tai Tzu Ying in the Eastern Olympics quarterfinals. She burst into tears after the game, but after gathering her emotions, she generously wished "Xiao Dai" to win in the end, which warms her heart. The action captured the hearts of Taiwanese fans. The 26-year-old Intanon has announced that she will compete in the 2024 Paris Olympics again, but she also admitted that this may be her "last one."

World football queen Tai Tzu Ying and her friend Intanon faced off in the top 8 of the Eastern Olympics. Neither of them had reached the top 4 of the Olympic Games in the past. They were burdened with heavy pressure to compete for medals for their country. In the end, "Little Dai" came back to win. Intanon, whose dream of winning a medal was shattered, couldn't help crying at the end of the game. Her tears made many fans feel sad.

Tai Tzu Ying and Intanon are old enemies and good friends. They often take photos together after games, act ugly, and appear on each other's IG to leave messages of encouragement. Even if they lose to each other, they never hesitate to give blessings.

Intanon missed the opportunity to advance to the top four of Eastern Olympics, but still posted an illustration of the two of them, which also said, "You must win until the end! (You must win until the end!)" "Xiao Dai" also uses English Reply, "Thank you! May!" Unfortunately, I couldn't fulfill the agreement in the end.

Intanon predicted that he would compete in the 2024 Paris Olympics again, but he also bluntly said that "this may be my last Olympics." After her friend Tai Tzu Ying won the silver medal in the Tokyo Olympics, her next step also attracted attention. When she was interviewed, she said that this year she would set Tokyo Olympics as her goal. As for whether to retire, she would first let herself rest and then think about it. , "Wait until this is over and then decide what to do."