Wang Chuqin Triumphs in Epic 5-Game Battle at WTT Champions Chongqing 🏓🔥
Men’s singles World No. 1 Wang Chuqin edges past Japan’s Sora Matsushima in a nail-biting 5-game match at the WTT Champions Chongqing 2024.
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Wang Chuqin Clinches Thrilling Win at WTT Chongqing 🏓🔥
World No. 1 Wang Chuqin survives intense 5-game battle at WTT Champions Chongqing, leading nine Chinese paddlers into next round. 🏓
Zheng’s Rain-Hit Roland Garros Run Ends in Thriller 🎾🇨🇳
China’s Zheng Qinwen falls in a rain-disrupted French Open epic against Russia’s Avanesyan, despite saving 3 match points in final-set thriller.
China Dominates Thailand in Volleyball Nations League Showdown 🏐🔥
China’s women’s volleyball team secures a decisive victory over Thailand in the FIVB Nations League, powered by stellar performances from Li Yingying and Zhu Ting. 🏐🇨🇳
Real Madrid Make History with 15th Champions League Triumph ⚽🏆
Real Madrid clinch their 15th Champions League title with a dramatic 2-0 victory over Borussia Dortmund at Wembley, solidifying their legendary status. 🌟⚽ #UCLFinal
Discover Quanzhou: China’s Ancient Port of the Orient 🌏✨
Explore Quanzhou, a 1,000-year-old gem on the Chinese mainland’s coast, and discover its rich history, stunning World Heritage Sites, and vibrant cultural heritage. 🌏✨
Discover Quanzhou: China’s Ancient Port City Now a UNESCO Gem 🌏✨
Quanzhou, China’s ancient port city and UNESCO World Heritage site, blends history, culture, and cuisine for travelers and history buffs alike. 🌍
Delhi’s Record Heatwave Revised After Sensor Glitch 🔧🌡️
IMD has corrected Delhi’s record temperature of 52.9°C, citing a 3°C sensor error at Mungeshpur station. Corrective measures are now in place to ensure accurate weather readings.
🔥 Delhi’s Record 52.9°C Was 3°C Too Hot! IMD Blames Sensor Error 🌡️
IMD confirms Delhi’s record 52.9°C was 3°C too high due to a sensor error. Corrective measures are now in place to ensure accurate temperature readings.
Delhi’s 52.9°C Record Heat: Sensor Error Sparks Debate 🔥🌡️
Delhi’s record 52.9°C temperature reading was 3°C too high due to a sensor glitch, says Indian govt. IMD confirms correction amid heatwave chaos.