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Olympic Badminton Champion Zheng To Retire From International Competition
"Many people expect me to play at least until the Los Angeles Olympics or even longer. Considering our competitiveness, we just won the Olympic gold and ranked among the top in the world rankings. As for why I suddenly stopped playing, my answer is, this is my life plan," the 27-year-old wrote on the Chinese social media platform Weibo.
Zheng said that returning to the family is one of the important reasons for him to retire from international competition, reports Xinhua.
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