On September 29, 2025, the WTT China Grand Slam will proceed with the first round, featuring Lin Shidong, Wang Manyu, and other Chinese national team players competing in 19 matches, broadcast live on CCTV-5 Plus, the CCTV video platform, and Migu Video.

Tomorrow, Chinese players will compete in 19 matches split between daytime and evening sessions, with details shown in the following chart.

During the daytime session, Chinese players will take part in 9 matches, as indicated in the chart below.

1. Key Match 1: Tomorrow at 12:45 PM, Wang Manyu will face He Zhuojia.
2. Key Match 2: Tomorrow at 11:35 AM, Liang Jingkun will compete against Wen Ruibo.
3. In the 9 daytime matches, the Chinese team is expected to win about 5 to 6 games. Lin Gaoyuan may lose early against Wong Chun Ting, He Zhuojia and Wen Ruibo have roughly an 80% chance of defeat, Wang Xiaotong has a 70% chance of losing to Miyu Nagasaki, and Chen Yuanyu has a 70% chance of losing to Ovtcharov. Other players are likely to win and advance to the next round if no surprises occur.

In the evening session, Chinese players will compete in 10 matches, as shown in the chart below.

1. Key Match 1: Tomorrow evening at 7:45 PM, Lin Shidong will play against Puka.
2. Key Match 2: Tomorrow evening at 6:35 PM, Kuai Man will face Chi Wenheng.
3. Out of the 10 evening matches, Chinese players are expected to win 6 to 7 games. Qin Yuxuan has a 70% chance of losing to Mima Ito, Zhou Qihao/Chen Junsong have an 80% chance of losing to Duda/Qiu Dang, Chen Junsong has a 90% chance of losing to Tomokazu Harimoto, and Yuan Licen has a 60% chance of losing to Karlberg. I am hoping Chen Junsong can defeat Tomokazu Harimoto—do you think this is possible?

The live broadcast schedule on CCTV-5 Plus, the CCTV video platform, and Migu Video is shown in the chart below.

1. CCTV-5+ channel and the CCTV video platform will stream the daytime matches of the WTT China Grand Slam live from 11 AM to 3 PM tomorrow.

2. CCTV-5 and the CCTV video platform will broadcast the evening matches of the WTT China Grand Slam live from 6 PM to 9:30 PM tomorrow.

• 3. For other Chinese players' matches not covered by CCTV-5 Plus or the CCTV video platform, please switch to Migu Video for live streaming, though a fee is required.