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Quote by Yani Tseng
At that time, I feel sad, and I feel no one knows how hard I work

At that time, I feel sad, and I feel no one knows how hard I work and how many tears. They only know the score. At that time, I feel very lonely because no one understands since they havent been world No. 1 before. – Yani Tseng

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