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Taste and Travel

Tour win still 'surreal'

[2012-10-02 07:44]

Life has been such a blur for Bradley Wiggins since becoming the first Briton to win the Tour de France that the enormity of his achievement has yet to sink in.

You're never too old to swing a tennis racket, apparently

[2012-10-02 07:44]

Artin Elmayan is hard to keep pace with as he heads for the locker rooms at River Plate.

One step on a long road

[2012-10-02 07:44]

Being the best in China means little when you're trying to become one of the best in the world.

Unfortunately for Zheng, it was a bad day to be good

[2012-10-02 07:44]

China's Zheng Jie became one of several upsets at the China Open on Monday.

Li wasn't the only one to win a first major last year

[2012-10-02 07:44]

Editor's note: During the China Open, China Daily will collaborate with the WTA to bring you columns from various women's players in an effort to provide insight into life on the tour.

Azarenka hungry for more majors

[2012-10-01 07:46]

Victoria Azarenka would like seconds, thank you very much.

China enjoys an undefeated day at home

[2012-10-01 07:46]

Inspired by Peng Shuai's straight-sets win over Belgian Yanina Wickmayer, Chinese players enjoyed a wave of momentum on the third day of the China Open, with every player advancing.

The tennis is great; the food is too

[2012-10-01 07:46]

Editor's note: During the China Open, China Daily will collaborate with the WTA to bring you columns from various women's players in an effort to provide insight into life on the tour.

Big homer keeps Cabrera on track

[2012-10-01 07:46]

Miguel Cabrera hit a three-run homer to move into at least a tie for the lead in all three triple crown categories and Justin Verlander struck out eight in seven innings to help the Detroit Tigers stay in front in the AL Central with a 6-4 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Saturday.

Score Board

[2012-10-01 07:46]

Baseball

Shandong feels a boost from rising number of expat experts

[2012-09-28 08:09]

East China's Shandong province could be an alluring destination for global expertise as the province makes a special effort to attract talent from around the world to help its economic and social development.

Province opens its arms for returning overseas graduates

[2012-09-28 08:09]

Those who have studied abroad are finding good jobs back in Shandong through a provincial recruitment plan that aims to introduce up to 10,000 foreign-educated professionals over 10 years to spur innovation, promote scientific research and improve corporate management.