Chinese heart? The 17-year-old France rising star congratulates the national table tennis team on reaching the men's team final! The new avatar is eye-catching with a five-star red flag

On August 9, Beijing time, 17-year-old France table tennis star Lebrun Jr. (Felix Lebrun) posted on his personal social media to congratulate the Chinese men's table tennis team on defeating the France team and entering the men's team final of the Paris Olympics.

Lebrun Jr. wrote: "Thank you all for your encouragement! We did everything we could to make the cut! Congratulations to the Chinese team, they deserved their victory. Little Lebrun also deliberately @ Ma Long, Fan Zhendong and Wang Chuqin, the three main players of national table tennis, for fear that the three of them would not see their congratulations, which looked very cute.

Many attentive netizens also found that Lebrun Jr. deliberately changed his social media avatar, and the five-star red flag in the background was very conspicuous. Not only in China's social accounts, but even all his social accounts on the Internet have been replaced with this one. Obviously, Lebrun Jr.'s move is not to curry favor with Chinese netizens.

Little Lebrun was also ridiculed by Chinese netizens, "I have submitted an application for entry into the Chinese national table tennis", "I have a red Chinese heart!" "It's a pity that our country is full of talents, otherwise we can naturalize this France guy!" ”；“ I want to play table tennis! ""Should I say it or not, this France guy is becoming more and more rare!" ”

In the previously concluded Paris Olympics table tennis men's team semifinals, France lost 0-3 to China and missed the final. Among them, Lebrun Jr. played in the second game, facing Fan Zhendong, the men's singles champion of the Paris Olympics, he tried his best to win 1 game, and finally lost to Fan Zhendong 1-3.

In the previous men's singles semifinals, Lebrun Jr. was swept by Fan Zhendong 0-4 and finally won a men's singles bronze medal. Obviously, despite his youth and vigor, Lebrun Jr. is still convinced of the strength of national table tennis players.