I was making instant noodles in my Sydney apartment kitchen when my phone buzzed – a Weibo notification about Zheng Qinwen’s China Open comeback match. The steam from the cup noodles fogged up my screen, but I could still see Queen Wen’s determined face in the training video. My first thought? ‘I need to watch this live!’
Then reality hit. Last time I tried watching a CCTV5 stream from overseas, the video buffered more than my grad school thesis. The match point became a pixelated mess right when Zheng was about to smash that winning shot. I ended up watching highlights on YouTube 12 hours later, feeling like I’d missed history.
What kills me is knowing she’s facing Arango tonight – the same player Zheng defeated twice before, both straight-set victories. My Chinese friend back in Beijing sent me a voice message earlier: ‘She looks even stronger after the injury! Her backhand… wow.’ Meanwhile, I’m here praying my VPN doesn’t disconnect during the crucial moments.
I remember watching Zheng’s first WTA win with my dad in Wuhan before I moved abroad. We shared a watermelon, spitting seeds into a bowl while cheering. Now he video calls me during matches, holding the phone up to his TV screen like some kind of human tripod. The audio echoes and the picture quality… let’s just say I’ve seen better footage of Bigfoot.
Tonight’s match starts at 7 PM Beijing time – that’s 10 PM here in Sydney. I’ve already told my boss I might be ‘under the weather’ tomorrow morning. Because when Queen Wen makes her comeback after injury, you bet I’ll be watching, even if I have to learn coding to bypass geo-blocks myself.
So to all my overseas Chinese friends desperately refreshing their browsers right now – I feel you. That moment when the stream freezes right as Zheng prepares to serve? Pure agony. But hey, at least we’re all in this together, across time zones and firewalls.
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