In competitive sports, finishing in 4th place is often seen as a position that brings both pride and regret. You are so close to a medal, yet so far away from it at the same time. This feeling can be complex, but I am incredibly proud of us girls—Dan Xiaona, Wan Yuan, and myself. We successfully reached the semifinals, which in itself is an achievement to be proud of. For me, this was my first time participating in the Olympics (hopefully not the last), and to have experienced such a wonderful atmosphere during this journey is something I will cherish forever, filled with gratitude. 

In the competition, each of us fought for every single point, never backing down, and we gave everything we had on the court. This experience has deeply shown me the power of teamwork. I especially want to thank our coach, Tami, and the entire support team behind the scenes. Without your guidance and encouragement, we wouldn't have come this far.

During this challenging journey, I also want to express my deep gratitude to my family, sponsors, coaches, and everyone who has supported me. Your love and support have driven me to keep moving forward. Without your presence, I wouldn't be standing here today. The final result of 5:1 in the team competition is not just the outcome of our efforts, but also a reflection of the support and contributions from each of you. 

Moreover, I want to thank all the fans for your encouragement and support. Your voices and strength gave me confidence on the court. Every time I saw your smiles and heard your cheers, I felt an endless source of motivation. 

Paris, this city full of charm, you have given me an unforgettable experience and opportunity. Competing on this passionate land, in front of such a vast audience, has left me in awe.  This was a special moment in my career that I will always remember.

Looking back on this journey, I firmly believe that "everything happens for a reason, and if it is meant to be, it will be." This quote from Annette Kaufman strengthens my belief that although we missed out on a medal, it does not mean failure. It is merely a part of the journey, and fate has arranged for us to experience growth and gain at this moment.

The spirit of sports is not just about winning medals, but about continuously challenging oneself and pushing limits. Finishing in 4th place is not the end, but rather the beginning of the next chapter. What we have learned from this experience is not only an improvement in skills and tactics but also the tempering of our minds and the cohesion of our team. The road ahead is still long, and we have many more opportunities to fight and achieve the honors that belong to us.

Therefore, with a heart full of gratitude, I look forward to the future. I hope that in the upcoming competitions, we can continue to maintain this fighting spirit and belief. Regardless of the outcome, we will give our all and fight for our dreams. The Olympics are not just a stage for glory but a place to showcase courage and perseverance. No matter the ranking, standing on this stage is already a victory.

Thank you to everyone who has accompanied us on this journey; your support is the driving force behind our progress. In the future, we will continue to strive for better results. Let's look forward to the next glorious moment on the field together!