Chinese Taipei's badminton sister is replaced! The Badminton World Federation (BWF) announced the latest rankings, Chinese Taipei's "Dr. Dai" Tai Tzu Ying fell to 25th, and the 27-year-old Chinese Taipei player Song Shuoyun rose to 19th, writing a new career high, and also became the new Chinese Taipei badminton sister.

Dai Tzu Ying

Tai Tzu Ying suffered from a knee injury last year, not only in the group stage of the Paris Olympics, but also in the subsequent tournaments, after the China Open in September, she took a break and applied for the "protection ranking" in October, the world ranking has been slipping, and she holds the record for the longest consecutive weeks in the top 10 of the women's singles at 581 weeks.

Tai Tzu Ying has been the No. 1 Chinese Taipei women's singles player for 12 consecutive years since August 2012, but this year will end her many years of domination, and this week the world ranking fell from 19th to 25th, while Song Shuoyun, who was originally ranked 20th, climbed a place to a career-high 19th, and also replaced Tai Tzu Ying as Chinese Taipei's badminton women's singles sister.

Song Shuoyun

South Korean queen An Seying recently won the third crown of the season with 15 consecutive wins after the Super 300 series French Orleans Badminton Masters, and the world ranking is still high, the second is the Chinese good player Wang Zhiyi, the Japanese women's Akane Yamaguchi is ranked 3rd, China's Han Yue and Indonesia's Dongzong are ranked 4th and 5th respectively, Thailand's Li Meimiao is ranked 6th, Thailand's Getong and Japanese teenager Miyazaki Yuka are 7th and 8th respectively, and Thailand's Intanon and Bushanan are 9th and 10th.