This is like the Super Bowl - in China.
The Association for Tennis Professionals (ATP) CEO International Brad Drewett says the ATP Tour is trying to make sure China realizes its full potential as a tennis city.
Something must have gotten into Yi Jianlian after his teammates played a nasty trick on him just before their first win of the season on Sunday.
Life is full of ups and downs, and since 2000, China's No 1 female golfer Zhang Na knows that as well as anyone.
The Beijing 2008 Wushu Tournament, an international martial arts competition held on the sidelines of the Beijing Olympic Games next year, will feature 15 events for both men and women and should attract about 120 wushu players from all over the world, event officials announced on Tuesday.
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