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Olympic table tennis gold medallists Wang Chuqin and Sun Yingsha got China’s ITTF Mixed Team World Cup campaign off to a flying start in Chengdu on Sunday, as the defending champions hammered Hong Kong 8-1. China’s dream team had some nervy moments when putting their side 3-0 up with a 12-10, 11-8, 12-10 victory over Wong Chun-ting and Doo Hoi-kem, but ultimately were too good f...
Olympic snowboard champion Su Yiming has laid down a marker for the defence of his Big Air title at next year’s Winter Games. Su led a China one-two at the first Big Air World Cup of the 2025-26 FIS Snowboard Park and Pipe season, with Ge Chunyu beating current world champion Ryoma Kimata, of Japan, to silver. Such was Su’s dominance on Saturday at the Genting Resort Secret Gard...
China’s world champion long-jumper Wang Jianan was cleared of doping after hospital video camera footage showed he had inadvertently inhaled a banned substance. Wang became the first Asian man to win the world championships long jump gold when he leapt 8.36m at the world event in Eugene, Oregon, in 2022. The China Anti-Doping Agency (Chinada) had said this week that Wang, 29, ha...
Intent on building on the National Games, the three co-hosts have signed a joint agreement with the General Administration of Sport of China to help ensure the success of what comes next. The leaders of Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macau signed the agreement on Sunday, the day the Games closed under the stars at the new Happy Theatre in Shenzhen. With the potential for a bid to stag...
Acclaimed Hong Kong filmmaker Andrew Lau Wai-keung, chief director of the National Games opening ceremony in Guangzhou on November 9, has revealed the event was designed not just for mainland viewers, but as a heartfelt showcase of Chinese culture and unity for the global Chinese diaspora, many of whom were grappling with their own post-1997 stories. Lau is famous for directing ...
