Chinese Taipei table tennis player Huang Yancheng was involved in a peach turmoil, and the qualification of the Chinese Taipei team may not be guaranteed

Huang Yancheng, a Chinese Taipei Asian Games table tennis player and "Prince of the Sea Guard", who has recently been involved in the peachy turmoil, admitted his mistake on social media on the evening of the 25th and publicly apologized after many days of hiding, saying that he would also learn lessons in the future, revise his thoughts and behaviors, and focus on training and learning.

Huang Yancheng, who is quite popular on the Internet, fell into a peach storm

Last Friday, a woman surnamed Hu posted on her personal IG, "I myself solemnly apologize to Huang Yancheng's girlfriend, I shouldn't have told him such a boundless thing when I knew that Huang Yancheng had a girlfriend, and I shouldn't have slept with Huang Yancheng, I was wrong, as a girl but hurt another girl, my fault, I won't disturb your life anymore, I'm really sorry!" Then he posted a series of conversation logs on the story, including explicit words.

After Huang Yancheng's leg splitting incident came out, he immediately fried the pot on the Internet, and his girlfriend broke up with him because of this. However, after the incident, Huang Yancheng disappeared, and he originally signed up to participate in the 2025 WTT Otoček feeder tournament that started in Slovenia on the 25th, but also applied for retirement last Saturday, and his men's doubles event with Guo Guanhong was also canceled.

Huang Yancheng, ranked 61st in the world, is second only to Lin Yunru, Gao Chengrui and Feng Yixin in the men's world ranking on the island, and is also a regular team member of the Asian Championships and World Championships in recent years. Recently, the Chinese Taipei Table Tennis Association received complaints from netizens, believing that Huang Yancheng's image was shattered and he was not suitable to represent Chinese Taipei in international competitions.

Although Huang Yancheng publicly apologized on social media that day, he believed that "he made a mistake on gender issues, caused a bad impression on the public, and disappointed everyone." Ye Guoqin, secretary general of the Chinese Taipei Table Tennis Association, said that he would officially send a document to Huang Yancheng early in the morning of the 26th, asking him to explain to the association in person, and then a selection committee will be held to discuss his qualifications for the Chinese Taipei team.