Fight for honor, for friendship and for passion, China.

The women’s doubles team of Extreme Rabbit Li Yongbo International Badminton Club fought fiercely in the competition. Reporter Wei Qiao photo

Nanning Yun-Nanning Daily News (Reporter Wei Qiao) After two days of competition, the China-ASEAN International Badminton Open ended in the gymnasium of Guangxi Sports Center last night. In the championship battle held that night, China’s Extremely Rabbit Li Yongbo International Badminton Club beat Thailand’s FYC Badminton Club 3:1 to win the gold cup.

China-ASEAN International Badminton Open is sponsored by China Badminton Association, Sports Bureau of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Department of Culture and Tourism of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region and Nanning Municipal People’s Government. Six badminton club teams from six countries fought for honor, friendship and passion, bringing a wonderful matchup to the audience. After the group stage and semi-final, two teams from China and Thailand reached the final. The final was extremely fierce. In the first three competitions of men’s singles, men’s doubles and women’s singles, Li Yongbo International Badminton Club of Extreme Rabbit led by 2:1. In the crucial fourth women’s doubles competition, Zhang Yuhan/Li Huazhou of Li Yongbo International Badminton Club of Extreme Rabbit won the opponent after a hard struggle, helping the club in China to lock the championship. After the game, Li Huazhou said: "I am very grateful to the event for providing us with the opportunity to exercise. It is also an experience to communicate with players from ASEAN countries."

This competition not only provides a platform for athletes from all over the world to display their talents and enhance their friendship, but also plays a positive role in promoting sports exchanges and cooperation between China and ASEAN countries. Ruan Chengwen, a player from Vietnam’s Extreme Rabbit Badminton Club, said in an interview that the China-ASEAN International Badminton Open is a very good tournament. Players from all over the world can not only exchange badminton, but also learn more about the culture of China and Nanning during the tournament. He said: "The game was wonderful, and we had exchanges with teams from various countries, and we gained a lot. We also saw the development of China, learned about Nanning, tasted local food, saw a lot and learned a lot. We will come again next year. "

Editor: Qin Fengni

Editor on duty: Huang Deng

(Author: Wei Qiao)