This is the Guardian.

Today, one of China's top tennis players has gone missing.

Is the state trying to silence her?

So Feng Shui is a very distinctive player in many ways.

She hits really flat, she stays quite low, her balls come pretty deep.

That was Maria Sharapobba's assessment when she was up against her in a match.

Oh yes!

Well what port awareness?

Well what port awareness play Feng Shui here?

In tennis, Feng Shui is one of the greats.

She was the first Chinese player to be ranked number one in the world in doubles.

And when you watch videos of her play, it's clear to see why.

It's like the force of her character comes through in every serve.

Off the court, she's known for having a joyful effervescent personality.

I love tennis, I want to be on a court, I want to be on a sweat fight.

I just want to be happy on the court.

She's also known for being very gritty, very determined.

She started playing when she was about eight, she had an uncle who was a tennis coach.

But when she was about 12 she had to have heart surgery and despite that she sort of came back.

There we see that, change up ball by Shui.

Smart.

She was quite unusual in being one of the handful of players who broke out of the state sports system.

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