bcheng
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WEF is greatly honoured to have aboard B. Cheng aka A Modern Lei Feng – a name which may be familiar to many in the Chinese bloggersphere. Cheng has been the other lonely soul blogging in English about Chinese football over the last few years. With both Cheng and WEF’s editor linking back and forth to each others’ sites on a regular basis, it was probably inevitable that they would eventually join forces to try to illuminate and decipher the curious world of Chinese football, with their combined musings. Cheng’s credentials are second to none – his blog focuses not only on the fortunes of his beloved Beijing Guoan FC, but a multitude of other aspects of Beijing life. He’s deservedly built a reputation in the Chinese bloggersphere as an insightful observer of not only Chinese football, but also the wider picture of life in modern China and its many layers. Cheng very generously decided to climb aboard and give WEF his views on the issue of the Chinese footballing day.
Posts by bcheng:
- Hong Kong keeper controversy leads to headaches for CFA
- China fights back to earn a point against Japan
- Suspicion of match fixing surrounds Tianjin-Liaoning match
- China’s East Asian Cup roster announced
- Zhu Jiong out at Shenxin
- Beijing does it three the hard way in Shanghai
- Pub Talk: Crown their asses
- Ding dong Camacho’s gone
- Evergrande too much for feisty Qingdao
- Pub Talk: The large (war) elephant in the room