新组合只身进次轮 国羽男双新年战绩能否有起色？

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese men's doubles badminton team faces challenges as it enters a new Olympic cycle, with only one pair advancing in the first round of the Malaysia Open, highlighting the need for improvement in this category [1][2]. Group 1: Performance Overview - The new men's doubles combination of Chen Xujun and Liu Yang advanced to the second round by defeating the Taiwanese pair Liu Guangheng and Yang Bohan in straight sets [1][2]. - The Chinese men's doubles team has struggled, with only one title won in the past year at a Super 500 event, despite several second-place finishes in major tournaments [1]. - In the first round of the Malaysia Open, four pairs were sent, but two prominent pairs, Liang Weikang/Wang Chang and Chen Baiyang/Liu Yi, were eliminated early [1]. Group 2: Individual Player Highlights - Chen Xujun, aged 24, previously won an international series title and is currently ranked 80th with his former partner, while Liu Yang, aged 22, is the reigning national champion and ranked 25th with Huang Di [2]. - The pair of Huang Di and Ren Xiangyu faced a tough match but were eliminated by the South Korean duo, marking a disappointing start for the team [1][2]. - Overall, the Chinese team had 13 pairs advance to the second round across five categories, despite some notable early exits [2].