President Arroyo will hold bilateral talks with Chinese President Hu Jintao during her three-day visit to China beginning Thursday. She will depart for Chengdu in Sichuan province Thursday morning, the first stop in her visit. Press Secretary Jesus Dureza said Mrs. Arroyo will convey her sympathies to the people of Chengdu, who were hit by a strong earthquake last May. Last year, Mrs. Arroyo visited China as part of her efforts to...
Two football teams relegated from China's Super League
BBC News
BBC News
China's Football Association has decided to relegate two teams from the country's Super League to its second division in a corruption scandal. The teams are accused of being involved in match-fixing and gambling,...
China sports official skewered for criticizing skater who didn't thank government after win
Star Tribune
Star Tribune
Hopes for success in Guangzhou
China Daily
China Daily
Like many other diplomats across Asia, Ikram Adyrbekov, the Kazakhstan ambassador to China, believes that the true significance of the Guangzhou Asiad lies in its potential to help unite countries across the continent...
Sheffield United's Chinese club in match-fixing sanction
ESPN
ESPN
February 23, 2010 The Sheffield United-owned Chengdu Blades have been relegated from China's top flight along with one other club in a match-fixing...


