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Xu Lizhi was a Chinese poet and factory worker. Xu worked for Foxconn and attracted media attention after his suicide, after which his friends published his collection of poems. The day before the ...
With her smile lighting up the first week of Wimbledon, British wildcard Mimi Xu says her maiden Grand Slam has been filled with "pinch me moments." ...
Still, Xu’s Wimbledon debut follows her encouraging wildcard run at the Birmingham Open this June, where she stunned top seed Alycia Parks, the world No 52, in the first round.
Mimi Xu reacts after winning through to the second round of the women's doubles alongside Ella McDonald at Wimbledon.
Xu Qiliang, a former air force general who was reportedly close to Chinese leader Xi Jinping, has died at age 75, according to the Defense MInistry.
Xu, the 17-year-old, was given direct entry into the main women’s singles draw at the Championships with a wildcard, and is currently ranked 302nd in the world. She arrives at SW19 to make her ...
Emma Raducanu will face British teen at Wimbledon while Katie Boulter handed tough test Raducanu takes on 17-year-old Mingge Xu but could face world No 1 Aryna Sabalenka in round three ...
BEIJING (Reuters) -Top Chinese general Xu Qiliang, a close ally of President Xi Jinping who was the former vice chair of the powerful Central Military Commission, died of illness at age 75 on ...
Inside Dunstan Playhouse by the River Torrens in Tarndanya/Adelaide, the inner world of a young Chinese factory worker comes to life. Xu Lizhi is his name. He's an aspiring poet, making ends meet ...
When poet-worker Xu Lizhi took his own life at Foxconn’s worker dormitory in Shenzhen, China, in 2014, he left behind a collection of 200 poems about the brutal work conditions he faced and his ...
Top Chinese general Xu Qiliang, a close ally of President Xi Jinping who was the former vice chair of the powerful Central Military Commission, died of illness at age 75 on Monday in Beijing ...
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