Chinese tennis player "disappearance" is a geopolitical issue, a disaster to the Beijing Olympics (News Week Japan Edition) --Yahoo! News

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Penghan has not been in the game since February 2020 (with the Australian Open in January 2020) Kim Hong-Ji-REUTERS

The disappearance of Chinese top tennis has developed into geopolitical issues. Former Doubles, Peng Sure (35), was accused of sexual assault of the Chinese Communist Party on November 2. Since then, he has become unknown. [Chloe Hadabas] [Image] Former Britain Ambassador to the UK and Chinese ambassadors to the legs fetish images, China, China, China, including the "anti -China hacker work" and the Women's Tennis Association (WTA) support Peng. Almost all protennis players seem to be defending. The email that WTA received on the 17th stated that "just resting at home and nothing is fine." But the doubt is not clear. On Twitter, the hashtag "#whereISPENGSHUAI" was trended. Peng is one of the star players who contributed to the spread of tennis in China. He won the Wimbledon Championship in 2013 and the 2014 French Open as a doubles player. She hasn't played in the game since February 2020, but all her tennis officials care about her. Peng accused of former Deputy Prime Minister Jang Kaori in a post on SNS, Sinranway Boh, China. According to it, Zhang invited her to tennis, then brought her to her home with her wife and forced her sexual relationship. This is the first time in China that a victim woman was directly accused of sexual assault of the Communist Party executive. ♯ METOO (and I) exercise has not yet reached the upper part of the party. The Chinese government has almost silenced this matter. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs ignored it as not a diplomatic issue, but the censorship began immediately. Peng's post is deleted immediately after release. In addition to writing this post, SNS also restricted search for related keywords such as "Tennis" and Peng initials. There are a number of unnatural parts of Peng's message. The screenshot released by the Chinese media shows a flashing cursor, suggesting that someone other than Peng wrote. It is suspicious that it is a letter to the top of the WTA, but it is written as "Hello everyone." WTA's Steve Simon CEO regarded this email that it was not Peng's, and she wanted to hear the story directly from him. She said she would not quit the withdrawal from China, who was scheduled to hold 10 events in 2022. Most of the tennis officials, such as Cerina Williams, Naomi Osaka, Billy Jean King, Novak Djokovic, and Andy Malay, are raising concerns and advocacy. "We are shocked to hear the news of our friends, Pengshas. We must not be silent," tweeted Williams.

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