ame: Wang Chuqin
Nickname: Datou
Date of Birth: May 11, 2000, Jilin City, Jilin Province
Height: 182 cm
Education: Beijing Sport University
Profile: CPC member, International Master of Sport, Captain of the Chinese National Men’s Table Tennis Team. He represents Shandong Weiqiao Table Tennis Club.

Playing Style: Left-handed shakehand grip, loop combined with fast attack. He has threatening backhand flicks, high-quality forehand attacks and rapid stroke transitions, making him an all-round top player.
Career Timeline
- Started table tennis training at age 7. At 9, he trained in Beijing and joined the Beijing Provincial Table Tennis Team.
- 2013 (aged 13): Won singles and team gold medals at the National Junior Table Tennis Championships; selected for the National Youth Team.
- 2015 (aged 15): Defeated Ma Long 4-1 at the National Table Tennis Championships. Promoted to the National First Team in December, becoming one of the youngest players to join the senior team in the past 20 years.
- 2017: Won men’s doubles gold at the World Junior Table Tennis Championships and dominated junior-level competitions.
- 2018: Claimed men’s singles gold at the Buenos Aires Youth Olympic Games (beat Tomokazu Harimoto 4-1); won men’s team gold at the Jakarta Asian Games.
- 2019: Men’s doubles champion at the Budapest World Table Tennis Championships (partnered with Ma Long).
- 2021: Mixed doubles gold at the Houston World Table Tennis Championships (partnered with Sun Yingsha); men’s doubles champion at China National Games; selected for China’s Tokyo Olympic roster.
- 2023: Mixed doubles and men’s doubles gold, men’s singles silver at the Durban World Table Tennis Championships. Four-time gold medalist at the Hangzhou Asian Games (men’s team, men’s singles, men’s doubles, mixed doubles), setting a new record for table tennis at Asian Games.
- 2024: Paris Olympic Games gold medals in mixed doubles (with Sun Yingsha) and men’s team. Triple champion at the WTT Saudi Smash; men’s singles winner of the WTT Finals.
- 2025: Men’s singles champion at the Doha World Table Tennis Championships, claiming his first individual world championship singles title; winner of the Asian Cup men’s singles.
- 2026: Men’s singles champion at the Macau World Cup; men’s team gold medalist at the London World Team Table Tennis Championships and named MVP of the tournament. Officially appointed captain of China’s men’s national table tennis team and has consistently held the No.1 spot in the men’s singles world rankings.
- On July 26, Stage 1 of the 2026 China Table Tennis Super League (CTTSL) regular season concluded in Dalian. Wang Chuqin’s team, Shandong Weiqiao Xiangshang Table Tennis Team, finished the Men’s Team event with an unbeaten record. Faced with the new competition format and young opponents, Wang Chuqin stated openly that he was in a period of declining match form and needed to “stay humble and fight hard”.On September 4, Wang Chuqin withdrew from the WTT Macao Champions 2026 due to injury.On September 20, he took part in the 2026 Asian Games in Nagoya as team captain for the first time.
Major Honors (Three Premier Table Tennis Events)
- Olympic Games (Paris 2024): Mixed Doubles Gold, Men’s Team Gold
- World Table Tennis Championships
- 2019 Budapest: Men’s Doubles Gold
- 2021 Houston: Mixed Doubles Gold
- 2023 Durban: Mixed Doubles Gold, Men’s Doubles Gold, Men’s Singles Silver
- 2025 Doha: Men’s Singles Gold
- 2026 London: Men’s Team Gold, Tournament MVP
- World Cup
- 2026 Macau World Cup: Men’s Singles Gold
Other Achievements
Has won numerous men’s singles, men’s doubles and mixed doubles titles at WTT Smashes, Champions Series and Star Contender events. Long-time world No.1 in men’s singles.
- Awarded Beijing Youth Role Model · Youth Sports Star in 2019
- Named in the UN U30 Young Pioneers List in 2026
Technical Profile
His left-handed shakehand grip is a rare competitive advantage. He has varied serves, outstanding table control and powerful backhand flicks. He excels at fast forehand-backhand transitions and stable long-distance rallies. Capable of competing in singles, doubles and mixed doubles, he is an all-around core player of Team China with strong mental toughness in major tournaments.








