Let's not even talk about the face, at least the figure must be up to par, otherwise wearing a fitted tennis outfit would be a joke.
Even so, when Su Zelin and Qiu Wen walked in, they still attracted quite a bit of attention.
Their looks were just too high.
Arriving at the front desk, they reported their reservation information, and soon someone led them to the court.
The floor was made of clay, the designated surface for the French Open. This type of court is not very hard, with a layer of fine sand or powder, relatively soft, which creates significant friction when the ball lands and acts as a cushion for the body. The ball speed is slower compared to cement and acrylic courts, making it more suitable for beginners like Qiu Wen.
From a health perspective, clay generally maintains a certain level of humidity, doesn't raise dust, and is naturally harmless, unlike acrylics and plastics that have odors, something Qiu Wen is very concerned about.
