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China’s First Male Tennis Player In A Major In 54 Years, Wu Di, Amazed “Foreigners” Cheered Him In Australia

By Han Jugen January 18, 2013 12:26 am Comments: 10

Wu Di of China hits a return to Ivan Dodig of Croatia during their men's single match at the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne

Congratulations to Wu Di for qualifying for the Australian Open! And congratulations to the Chinese education system for its success in instilling in Tennis Player Wu the notion that no matter where a mainland Chinese person travels, everyone else is still the foreigner.

China’s First Male Tennis Player In A Major In 54 Years, Wu Di, Amazed “Foreigners” Cheered Him In Australia

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