Chinanews.com, February 13th. After winning the personal ATP Tour Championship, many netizens got to know Wu Yibing, who made a historic breakthrough for the Chinese men's tennis.
However, his name has caused many people a difficult time-how should the word "Bing" be pronounced?
The picture shows Wu Yibing taking a photo with the Rama Hunt trophy after winning.
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Netizens gave a variety of answers.
Some people read Wu Yi's "Wo", Wu Yi's "Crack", and Wu Yi's "Wa", and some netizens read Wu Yi's "Bing" with the metaphysics of recognizing half of the characters.
More people click into the hot search with a learning attitude, just to gain a knowledge point of a rare word.
Weibo screenshot
It has to be said that the netizens who can read half of the words are right.
In fact, Bing (bǐng) sounds the same as "C", which means bright and bright, and "Yi Bing" is a homophonic talent "extraordinary talent", which is a name full of connotations and beautiful meanings.
In this regard, some netizens ridiculed: The talent is "Yi Bing", but the surname is Wu, which tells us that success still depends on acquired efforts!
On the left is a screenshot of Wu Yibing's live broadcast; on the right is a screenshot of Weibo
Earlier, some fans posted a tennis ball signed by Wu Yibing. The huge word "cake" on the ball made people laugh.
In this regard, Wu Yibing once responded that the signature was because "Abing" was too difficult to write: "The strokes of my real signature are too difficult to write on the ball. If you pass me the paper, pass me some For things that are easy to write, I will write my own signature, and if it is on a small ball, I will write a piece of 'cake'." (End)