What team sport do hot-dog-munching Chinese fans call Bang-qui?
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base ball works for rewards points
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yonex is the best and the China team use it!\nand they win all the time!!
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the korean national team went well in 2002 world cup with guus hindink... park ji son is good....
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Football (soccer) is actually very popular in China. The Chinese watched the FIFA World Cup in great numbers. Chinese television also regularly shows matches from big European leagues like the English Premier League, German Bundesliga, Spanish Primera Liga, Italian Serie A & French Division 1. \n\nChina also has it's own domestic football league. \nhttp://www.sinosoc.com\n\nTheir league is called the Chinese Super League.\nSome of the more prominent soccer teams in China include Dalian ShiDe, Beijing Guo'An.
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South Korea's golden goal hero Ahn Jung-hwan had his contract terminated by Serie A club Perugia after his goal eliminated Italy from the World Cup finals at a match played on 18 June 2002 in Daejeon, Korea.\n\nQuoted in Italian sports daily La Gazzetta dello Sport, Perugia chairman Luciano Gaucci said: "That gentleman will never set foot in Perugia again."\n\nItaly has reacted badly to the shock 2-1 defeat to South Korea, accusing the referee and football's ruling body FIFA of fixing the match. \n\nThat's Italians for you.................
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Park Chu Young - only 20 years old playing for  Korea, won Asian Young player of the year award.\nThe classic of course Ronaldhino
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I like badminton. It's a popular sports in Singapore. I play badminton every Wednesday 8-10pm @ Yio Chu Kang Communnity Club. Most of the players are beginner level.
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Chinese people at different places eat differently.\neg. Malaysia/Singapore chinese eat fried vermicelli, chee cheung fun, nasi lemak, congee, toast etc.\neg. Taiwan chinese eat soy milk with fritter fries, mixed cooked dishes etc.\neg. Hong Kong chinese eat dim sum, congee etc.\n\nI think chinese breakfast is mostly cooked food, whereas western breakfast probably need no cooking (eg. muesli & milk, cheese).
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I love chinese food. God bless Chinese people...
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The French call us rosbifs ("roast beefs") based on our love of sunday lunch. \nThe Germans call us "f*ckings" because when they hear us speaking English that's the word they tend to be able to pick out, even if their English isn't great.
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I'm a sucker for a chicken frank plain. Now, they don't really serve these at the ballparks here in Chicago, but they should. But since they don't, second choice is any hot dog with those snappy casings. God, those are great. The snap of the skin, juice squirting out... oh, wait a minute, that sounds a little "Brokebacky".. But those are still the best hot dogs. And on top... nothing! Yup, I am one of those freaks who actually prefers my hot dogs plain. Oh, I'll occasionally put mustard, relish and onions on them. Or if I'm at a hotdog stand, I'll have the works. But at home or at the ballpark, I want them au natural. I want to taste the dog, the bun. Put mustard on and the dominant taste is ... mustard, especially at the ballpark where you usually don't get the choice of Grey Pupon, honey mustard or Guldens. Just that stuff that comes in the little packets that are hard as hell to open. Onions add a little zest to the dog, but who eats a hot dog with just onions. Nope, give me a nude hot dog on a bun and let the game add the flavor!
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eating contests....how could that ever be considered a sport...at least thats what they called it when i was watching an episode on TV of these people who trian for a hotdog eating contest every year from all over the world so they can win and be the worlds best or whatever!
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Something good about China? They have good food.
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Any country except England .Just find them to be soooo annoying. Over-rated, overpaid, not particularly talented, and their irritating WAGS(wives and girlfriends)The only one who is more down to earth is is Michael Owen.\n\nAnyway, being Asian, i root for South Korea. Not sure if they have what it takes to make it all the way, but they sure have a fired up attitude, and that's great. Besides, they are nice ppl and I think it's the only team that claps for their fans, in appreciation for their support.  \n\nMay the best team wins!
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Gilberto, mi amigo, thank you for posting this.  Your post is the best.  There is not a better team in the world to watch then the Boca Juniors! I love them.  They are so entertaining to watch and their fans are the best.  I don't think there is a better place to watch a soccer game than La Bombonera!  What happens to River Plate fans when their team is playing bad?....They disappear!  What happens to the Boca's when they are not playing well?...we get louder and louder with support.  We are los xeneize's!  Martin Palermo is my favorite Boca Junior, he terrorizes all opponets.  God Bless the Boca Juniors!
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National team: England. Majority of Singaporeans support England, because they were our former colonial masters, their league is the most popular etc etc... I'm just following the crowd really.\n\nClub: Arsenal. Funny reason really. When I was young I got a Premier League sticker book. I flipped it open and saw that the first team was Arsenal (because they started with 'A'). I supported them since.\n\nMy second club is Sunderland, because I'm a car nut and Nissan has a car plant in Sunderland.\n\nI have funny reasons for supporting teams...
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Pétanque\nIt's a game related to boules, bocce, and lawn bowling.\nThe target ball is called a cochonnet, French for piglet.