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Path to Sporting Power

With the Olympics approaching, China has begun to question its future in international sport

Sports on Campus

Traditionally chained to the desk and worried about impending exams, an increasing number of Chinese students are now taking a break from their studies to participate in sports

More Than a Game

The traditional Chinese sport of jianzi, or shuttlecock, has found a niche in modern China and also the world

Women Lead Medal Haul

Chinese women have overshadowed their male counterparts in sporting events and look likely to do so again at the next Olympics

A Nation in Training

The best approach seems to be a substantial budget increase on public sports facilities, equipment, and training programs, so that the fitness levels of the whole nation can be raised

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