The former table tennis champion Deng Yaping has posted photographs of her and her son’s Chinese passports on social media to try to put a stop to years of questions about their nationality.

The incident occurred on February 17 after Lee criticized Communist Party-sponsored Internet search engine Jike and its Party-appointed director Deng Yaping, a former ping pong champion who is ...

(CNN)-- Deng Yaping is a sporting legend in China, winning four Olympic gold medals and 14 world championships in China's "national ball" -- table tennis. Deng was voted Chinese female athlete of ...

BEIJING, China (CNN)-- AR: Yaping, good to have you on Talk Asia this week. Now you're an Olympics legend here in China. You've got four gold medals and also 14 other world championship titles.

9.Chinese table tennis player Deng Yaping earned her bachelor's from Tsinghua University, a master's in Contemporary Chinese Studies from the University of Nottingham, and a PhD in land economy ...

The Chinese sports legend Deng Yaping is considered to be one of the greatest table tennis players of all time. China owns table tennis like the United States once dominated men's basketball.

Deng Yaping has been named one of the 10 best athletes in China no less than seven times, but as she comes to name others as the nation's best, she is realizing what a tough job it is to choose.

Deng Yaping, China's four-time Olympic table tennis champion and one of the greatest to ever play the sport, talked to CGTN about how Chinese citizens are changing their lifestyles to be more active.

Four events, four gold medals. That’s the Olympic report on Deng Yaping, who had to go the distance to complete her second consecutive table tennis double. The Chinese star completed her second ...

Deng Yaping and Jan-Ove Waldner, two greatest names in table tennis, squared off on the sideline of the Olympic Games on Monday. In a press conference co-hosted by the International Table Tennis ...

BEIJING (Reuters) - Deng Yaping, one of China's greatest athletes, believes hosting the 2008 Olympics could damage her country's medal hopes if the expectations of the Chinese public are not cooled.