![Chinese Taipei is sending all but a few of their top badminton players to the Tianjin East Asian Games, which begin in just over a week. Malaysian Open champion Tai […]](https://www.badzine.net/wp-content/uploads/Newsflash-thumbnail.png "Chinese Taipei all-in for Tianjin")
Chinese Taipei is sending all but a few of their top badminton players to the Tianjin East Asian Games, which begin in just over a week. Malaysian Open champion Tai Tzu Ying is again the marquee player, along with Macau Open champions Lee Sheng Mu / Tsai Chia Hsin and former world #1 Cheng Wen Hsing.
The complete team is shown below:
| Men | Women |
| Chou Tien Chen | Tai Tzu Ying |
| Hsu Jen-Hao | Pai Hsiao Ma |
| Lee Sheng Mu | Cheng Wen Hsing |
| Tsai Chia Hsin | Hsieh Pei Chen |
| Chen Hung Ling | Wang Pei Rong |
| Lu Chia-Pin | Kuo Yu-Wen |
| Lin Chia Hsuan | Chen Shih-Ying |
| Wang Tzu Wei | Chen Hsiao Huan |
| Liang Jui-wei | Tsai Pei-Ling |
| Liao Kuan-hao | |
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