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She Is the Pride of China, but Also of Serbia: She Lives in Belgrade, Won the US Open, and Is Now Writing History

The Chinese Xinran Sun continued to show that she can record serious results in the senior competition as well.

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She Is the Pride of China, but Also of Serbia: She Lives in Belgrade, Won the US Open, and Is Now Writing History

The Chinese Xinran Sun continued to show that she can record serious results in the senior competition as well.

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