Wu Donglin criticized the various shortcomings and injustices of the Chinese Taipei Tennis Association, which aroused concern and heated discussions

Wu Donglin, a men's tennis player who once represented Chinese Taipei in the Asian Games and the Davis Cup, criticized the Chinese Taipei Tennis Association for all kinds of shortcomings, including the 2023 elite player subsidy has not yet arrived, and the "golden plan" set up for the Olympics has excluded the players with the most chances to participate, which has aroused attention and heated discussions from all walks of life.

Wu Donglin

"For players who want to contribute to Taiwanese tennis, they feel more arrogance of public power, shirking of responsibility, and disrespect for players, coaches, and even the entire environment." Wu Donglin posted a long article of more than 1,000 words on the social platform on the 12th, mentioning that the subsidy for elite players in 2023 has not yet arrived until April 2025. He also blasted the controversial list of the "Golden Plan" proposed by the Chinese Taipei Tennis Association to the Sports Administration, "excluding one player who has the best chance of participating in the Olympics today, putting one at the lowest level, and making an exception to refer to the results of the previous Asian Games but even excluding another gold medalist." ”

Wu Donglin pointed out that the Tennis Association did not notify the players, and suddenly set the "Elite Excellent Potential Plan" as a world ranking threshold, resulting in more than 20 players not receiving subsidies and "unemployed", hoping that the association can allocate more than 60 million (Taiwan dollars) budget well, "The players have no idea that you actually have a meeting and why you have a meeting." The selection committee that decides the budget and plans does not appear in the practice and competition of the players, and they keep saying that they will do their best to help if they need anything, but every time they have to make a big event in the news, they find someone, and if it is not conducive to your requirements, they must follow the rules and regulations, and when it is profitable, you can ignore it. ”