Ping-pong diplomacy and US-China relations: the game and the players that changed the course of history | South China Morning Post
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Aged just 15, American table tennis star Judy Bochenski was involved in one of the most astonishing geopolitical games in world history.
Advertisement Life. Culture. Discovery. Diplomacy Magazines PostMag Ping-pong diplomacy and US-China relations: the game and the players that changed the course of history Judy Bochenski was involved in one of the most astonishing geopolitical games in the world Then 15 years old, the American table tennis star’s 1971 trip to China would help end the cold war 10 -MIN READ 10 -MIN Mike Hodgkinson Published: 10:00pm, 30 May 2019 Updated: 10:59am, 31 May 2019 On any given evening, the city of Portland, in Oregon, flashes its credentials as the North American capital of bar-room table tennis. In w
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