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earthquake......:eek: http://www.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/asiapcf/03/04/taiwan.earthquake/index.html

Where is Wu Chia-Ching?

http://hichannel.hinet.net/2009wg/live.html

It's too bad no Wu Chia-Ching in the asian team.

Ko or Kuo? :confused:

Ralf lost to Liu (former 2x world junior champ) 11-8 "Lu" (Lu Hui-Chan), not "Liu" I heard taiwanese girls may play wpba tour in 2010. They're busy this year.

Fu (china) 8 vs 9 Tsai Pei-Chen(Taiwan) Karen Corr vs Kelly Fisher Akakariyama (Japan) vs Niels Feijen Lu Hui-Chan (Taiwan) vs Thorsten Hohmann

http://ycool.net/china_open/2009/man_bca.htm

ESPN Taiwan tvants://list.tvants.com/tvants/?k=8da02306e3e47ff13350ce55e25f747e Download tvants

photos http://amwayopen.seesaa.net/

Taiwan has 7 players, not 14. Japan also has 7.

http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/edify-chang/

I have never seen Orcullo break hard on the TV table in the asian tours. Has he ever known how to break hard? :confused:

Hsia Hui Kai has returned to the college, and wants to be a teacher in the future.

Taiwanese knew Kim very earily, in fact, her first international game was Amway Cup when she was still a senior high school student. But when Lin (Lin was also 206 all Japan Open winner) beat Kim to win the 8-ball Golden Medal in Asian Game, Kim's face became very "cool" and didn't shake hands...

Taiwanese women players defeated Kim and Pan to win 8-ball and 9-ball Champion in Asian Game, so I think it is not the main reason. Taiwanese always regard Asian Game as the most important game, when the player win the golden medal, she (he) and her(his) coach both can earn NT3,000,000 (about...

Kim has a taiwanese boy friend. She can speak Korea, Chinese and English.

Yang has ever played money games with Bustamante about 3 or 4 times, and Yang won all. In fact, I have never heard Yang lost any money game these years. When Alex won the wpc, he has ever said he has lost his most money games in taiwan.

The Final - Men - Lee Van Corteza (PHI) 11-3 Chang Pei-Wei Women - Lin Yuan-Chun (TPE) 9-8 Jasmin Ouschan (AUT)

Men - last 4: Lee Van Corteza (PHI) 11 Akagariyama 5 Chang Pei-Wei (TPE) 11 Kuo Po-Cheng (TPE) 1================================================= Women - last 4: Liu Shin-Mei (TPE) 8 Lin Yuan-Chun (TPE) 9 Chou Chien-Yu (TPE) 7 Jasmin Ouschan (AUT) 9