Chinese tennis players take pride in Asiad, eye on Olympics ...Middle East

Hangzhou: China’s national anthem was played twice on the Hangzhou Asian Games tennis court, for young stars Zheng Qinwen and Zhang Zhizhen respectively. “The national flag on our shirts means a lot,” said 20-year-old sensation Zheng, who triumphed at her first Asiad in the women’s singles, reports Xinhua. “We tennis players compete in Grand Slams or other tournaments around the world every year, only with a few opportunities to actually represent our own country in international events,” the US Open quarterfinalist noted. The Hangzhou Asiad coincide with China’s Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holidays which last from September 29 to October 6. Although players are not able to enjoy t

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