Yinhe Qing

Very easy to play..tried many LP including dtecs but this is easier than all other rubbers..it almost play like short pimple..easy to smash..just played one day..not good for passive play but good for active play and hitting..very good if you want to start with LP..mine is 0.7 mm normal

Dinamic pimple , not so slow ,has the possibility of shots and counterattack , less deceptive than Hellfire Grassi D tecs TSP P1r, or Desperado too, but because the offensive potential your game became more active and less vulnerable of opponent innitiative than the game of slow pimples. Is for active play ,wich also attack with the pimples side without lose the disruptive features.

Glued it on different blades and tested different versions. The OX version has the most deception but a little less control than the sponge versions. The 0.5 Versiom is with the most control and easy to play. 0.7 has most catapult. so its more easy to attac. All versions slow down the ball and have a good deception. It really depends on the blade and playing style what kind of version is the right choose for you. In my case is it the 0.5 version with a soft sponge on a Sanwei V9 pro. This version shines in every stroke section. They`ve all have a good price perfomance ratio and are worth a try.

I've tried Qing in both OX and the normal 0.7mm sponge. This rating applies to the OX version, which I find to be superior in just about every facet of the game (more on that later). I became tempted to try this rubber after learning that Yang Xiaoxin used it, and I'm a great fan of her game and wanted to emulate that style. I first want to start off with the negatives: this rubber is cheap, and you get what you pay for. Pips break quite easily (my current sheet has lost four), and the base of the topsheet is so extremely thin so its prone to tearing if you pull too hard or your cutting tool isn't sharp enough. I also find the grip wears out faster than I'd prefer, which is important for me because I mix in a lot of hitting in addition to chop-blocking and swiping. Despite these annoying flaws, this is probably my favorite long pip to use. It is extremely versatile, being able to easily hit through your opponents shots, chop block with rather heavy rotation, as well as chop from far behind the table (though I rarely employ this). The main reason I switched to the OX version over the normal version was because of control, especially since I use the Koki Niwa Wood which is quite fast. The OX version makes blocking fast serves very easy, as well as more confusing for the opponent. I find no real advantages to the normal sponge version unless your blade is very slow, otherwise hitting is just as easy, with the addition of more control in the short game and serve return AND you're getting more reversal on top of that.

Chinese long pimples rubber, can be purchased with 0.5mm soft sponge, 0.7 med soft sponge, or OX. Like many other Chinese long pips this rubber has med to low friction. When you block with the rubber the spin reversal is very good, but when you chop without much strength you barely add spin the the ball. It is possible to add a substantial spin on the ball with a chop, but you must chop very hard, and with good timing.