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Mysterious forces from the East. :)

Yes, that's her.

YEO with TG2, what a wonderful setup. I have used this forehand for a long time, unbelievably comfortable short ball feel, blazing attack, and except for the weakening of the stability after retreating from the table, it could almost be called perfect. Personally, I would recommend your diagram...

Using a bit of Titebond II, stick a bit of wood shavings on it and sand it flat to avoid the whole surface being ripped off in subsequent uses.

Use your fingers, like a world champion.

The NEO 3 wraps around a bit more for narrower feet, and most of our Penhold players here opt for the Wave Drive 9, which is very well balanced in all aspects.

Mantra pro M, although compared to the T05 it has a slightly stiffer feel.

Top players prefer a thinner grip, which enhances their forehand attack while requiring less adjusting action when switching, such as ML.Amateurs prefer a thicker grip, which makes them feel more secure.

If it were me, I'd go for the Patrick, which is better looking than the Innerforce layer ZLC and not as heavy as the Apolonia. I'd go for the Patrick, which is better looking than the H and not as heavy as the Apolonia. My personal opinion is that if you like mid to long range curling then go...

There are, but not many, and most people are H37 if BH uses Neo H3

It's not really used much among amateur high-level players, who prefer the Neo H3 , and the H8 series doesn't sell very well, in China.

Juniper, the surface

From the Chinese amateurs a lot of tests, G surface material and H3 with not very well because the hardness is too large, and the deformation of the wood does not match, you can try ESN, DAIKI or Butterfly rubber try.

In China, the H3-50 is pretty much a flop and not much of a choice. The vast majority of people still choose H3 37 degree version for their backhand.

Yes, the orange sponge is more brittle, and although it has a lower ceiling than the blue, it's friendlier to amateur power. Most amateurs like to use 2.1 orange sponge 38-39 for forehands like this and without oil.

There are many manufacturers in China trying to develop a rubber that can compete with the H3, it's not an exaggeration to say that there are many, such as Yinhe 北斗（big dipper）,Sanwei 标靶（target）, but so far, thebut they merely compete with the lowest grades, especially ”National“, the blue...

Also.. how hard should a backhand hit be to utilize the 09c? ---like Fan zhendong;) Seriously, why not try Stiga Mantra Pro M on the backhand, a piece of rubber designed and made by Daiki with good friction and rebound speed and pretty good control.

No one uses this in China.

I pulled out my own to compare, and this doesn't look like a real one to you 我拿出自己的来比较，这对你来说看起来不像是真的

If it were me, without a doubt, I'd go withDonic Persson 7. MAX on FH, 2.0 on BH