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Olympic champion Zheng pledges $150,000 for Nepal-Tibet disaster relief
Chinese tennis star Zheng Qinwen has committed $150,000 in aid following a major disaster affecting Nepal and Tibet. The gesture echoes her previous charitable contribution after a 2025 earthquake in the region.
LSN Malaysia ·
Zheng Qinwen, the 23-year-old Olympic tennis champion and one of China's most prominent sports personalities, has pledged US$150,000 to support disaster relief efforts in Nepal and Tibet.
The donation underscores Zheng's commitment to humanitarian causes in the region. The contribution matches the amount she previously donated following an earthquake that struck Tibet in 2025, demonstrating her consistent support for communities affected by natural disasters.
Zheng has emerged as a major figure in international tennis and one of China's leading sporting ambassadors. Her philanthropic efforts have extended beyond the tennis court, with the athlete using her platform to contribute to relief efforts in times of crisis.
The donation comes as relief organizations continue to assess the extent of damage and coordinate assistance for affected populations across Nepal and Tibet. Zheng's contribution is expected to provide critical support to disaster relief operations in the affected areas.