Japanese, Chinese table tennis veterans reunite in Beijing

Japanese, Chinese table tennis veterans reunite in Beijing

BEIJING, China - Japanese and Chinese table tennis veterans from the 1956 world championships pose for photos after their reunion in Beijing on April to mark the 50th anniversary of the competition held in Tokyo.

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