Now a private citizen, having retired from a highly controversial but inspirational tennis career, her story on and off the court, it was recently reported, will be made into a movie to be directed by Hong Kong’s Peter Chen.
It should be good news to Chinese authorities because they can cash in on their prodigal daughter, who had defied them and went on to win two Grand Slams—the French Open in 2011 and the Australian Open in 2014.
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