Qinwen Zheng Balances China Open Prep with First Visit to the Great Wall—Fans Praise Her Supermodel-Like Long Legs!
Chinese tennis star Qinwen Zheng, currently preparing for the demanding China swing, took a well-des...
Chinese tennis star Qinwen Zheng, currently preparing for the demanding China swing, took a well-deserved break to visit the iconic Badaling Great Wall. Seated on the ancient ramparts, she showcased her toned, model-like long legs, drawing admiration from fans worldwide.
Bathed in bright sunshine, Zheng looked radiant with her sun-kissed skin and flowing hair. Dressed in a grass-green sports tank top, denim shorts, and classic white sneakers, she appeared relaxed and cheerful, even waving to nearby tourists as she enjoyed the historic landmark.
According to her post, this was her very first time visiting the Great Wall. While some fans playfully worried about her sitting on the edge, many more praised her striking figure, comparing her to a supermodel.
Having returned to competition after injury, Zheng has been training intensively in Beijing. To avoid any risks, she opted out of the Billie Jean King Cup Finals in Shenzhen. Instead, she is focusing on the China Open, the last WTA 1000 tournament of the year, where she reached the semifinals last season and earned 390 points. With heavy ranking points to defend, her preparations in Beijing also gave her the chance to experience the Great Wall.
Whether she will compete at the China Open remains uncertain, but two upcoming events are absolutely critical. From October 4–12, Zheng will play the Wuhan Open, where she was runner-up last year (650 points), and from October 20–26, she will defend her title at the Tokyo Open (500 points). Additionally, her participation in the Ningbo Open from October 15–19 has been confirmed. Fans can look forward to seeing her back on court, fighting to uphold her impressive achievements and continue bringing pride to Chinese tennis.
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