| Yin Hang | |
|---|---|
| Nationality | Chinese |
Yin Hang is a Chinese table tennis player. [1]
Formerly among the top junior players in the world, Yin currently represents Guangdong Chenjing in the China Table Tennis Super League.
| Yin Hang | |
|---|---|
| Nationality | Chinese |
Yin Hang is a Chinese table tennis player. [1]
Formerly among the top junior players in the world, Yin currently represents Guangdong Chenjing in the China Table Tennis Super League.
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