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Tajikistan hold China to goalless draw on debut - Vimarsana News

Tajikistan hold China to goalless draw on debut

Doha, Qatar: Tajikistan sealed a valuable point in what was their first ever match at the Asian Cup finals, holding China to a 0 0 draw at Abdullah bi...

China, Tajikistan play to a goalless draw - Vimarsana News

China, Tajikistan play to a goalless draw

DOHA: China and Tajikistan played to a 0-0 draw at Abdullah bin Khalifa Stadium on Saturday in the first round of Group A matches of the AFC Asian Cup Qatar 2023.With a point each,...

Chinese soccer needs to strive for higher quality despite recent win - Vimarsana News

Chinese soccer needs to strive for higher quality despite recent win

In soccer, victory is often celebrated with great fervor and enthusiasm. However, not all victories are equal. The 2-0 win by the Chinese national soccer team against Vietnam on October 10 is a case in point. On the surface, the scoreboard may suggest it was a comfortable win, but when we delve deeper into the performance, it becomes apparent that the Chinese team's quality of play is in dire need of improvement.

China starts first training in Doha as Wu Lei returns to team - Vimarsana News

China starts first training in Doha as Wu Lei returns to team

DOHA, Aug. 27 (Xinhua) -- China national team welcomed back its star forward Wu Lei in its first training session in Doha, Qatar for the upcoming final round of

Young Chinese singles turn to 'lonely frog' online chatting services to celebrate Qixi Festival - Vimarsana News

Young Chinese singles turn to 'lonely frog' online chatting services to celebrate Qixi Festival

Many Chinese couples headed out on Saturday to celebrate China's traditional Qixi Festival, or Chinese Valentine's Day. But as couples celebrated, lonely singles turned to the internet for solace, with online chatting services nicknamed