China is now champion of the International Basketball Federation's Women's Asia Cup, after beating Japan in the final in Sydney over the weekend. The game ended 73 to 71, granting China their 12th title in the history of the competition. The victory marked the first Women's Asia Cup for the Chinese basketball team since 2011, ending Japan's five-time winning streak. You Yang talks to Zheng Wei, the chief coach of the Chinese women's basketball team and gets her views on the past, present and fut

11 reactions | “The Chinese women's volleyball team spirit is that you never give up and fight till the end even if you cannot become champions. This spirit has seeped into every pore of the country’s all-out war against COVID-19 since the outbreak began.” #ZhuTing, the Chinese volleyball star declared at the #2020TwoSessions. #NPC | ShanghaiEye | Facebook

🔥The Chinese Women’s Volleyball Team arrived in #HongKong late Thursday to prepare for the Hong Kong leg of the FIVB Women’s Volleyball Nations League. The outcome will decide the world rankings and who qualifies for the 2024 Paris Olympics. #VNL #volleyball #Paris2024 | China Daily Hong Kong

3.9K views · 125 reactions | With the #Hangzhou #AsianGames right around the corner, the Chinese women's volleyball team is busy preparing for the competition. CGTN reporter Wang Siwen visits the Ningbo Training Center to interview star player Li Yingying, who recently won a top award in the 2023 Volleyball Nations League. | CGTN | Facebook