Chinese media asked An Se-young (world No. 1, Samsung Life): "Who will stop her at the Asian Games?" This was the question, and Ahn Se-young's dominance in women's badminton this season has caught China's attention ahead of the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games. Her concerns materialized at the recently concluded final of the BWF World Tour China Masters, where An Se-young defeated Japan's rising powerhouse Tomoka Miyazaki (ranked 8th) to complete her third consecutive championship. Chinese media described it as "the audience must have found it hard to tell whether this was a final match or a training demonstration," and even more surprising was An Se-young's expression even after her overwhelming victory. The outlet reported, "After the match, she looked as calm as if she had just finished her daily work." An Se-young reportedly gained 121,287 world ranking points by winning the China Masters, a first in women's singles history She surpassed the 120,000-point barrier. Because of this, she considers winning the Asian Games, Ahn Se-young's next stage, a natural attainment. After achieving an astonishing 49 wins and 1 loss, an incredible 98% win rate, Ahn Se-young headed to Japan, and earlier this year she stated, "There are many major tournaments including the Asian Games, and I want to win every single one without missing a single one." Since China is as passionate about badminton as table tennis,,, I don't know if our country is that interested in Ahn Se-young, but rather, Chinese players are more interested!!!!!!
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