Top Comments
All Comments (18)
-
@stringerjax They are the $10 rackets you see in shops like Walmart, they're intended for kids and casual players at outdoor parties - not advanced players. I would guess you get about 8 pounds max. I'm sure it would be a blessing if these villagers had actual stringing machines.
-
Stephen, the reason you kept losing is because your serve was above the waist. It's not tennis! :P
-
No doubt someone makes a killing out of the racket business.
Hopefully one day the workers in China will get a fair share of the profits.
-
my question is, how do they pull tension in the strings?
-
@lastnymleft, the factorys are in sub-urban Zhenjiang cities, very close to Longmen.
-
"Can we film you doing you work because we think it's interesting?", "No you can't!". I would have said the same thing. LOL.
L0ving the sound effect coming from them when they play badminton at the end, sounds so funny. "e yuh", "yah!"
-
LMAO
-
It is slavery labor, so bye racquets from China!!!
-
2: communism? extreme capitalism more like it i still believe Europe the UK spacially to be among the fairest nations on earth n the British a really fair n just race of people
-
yes they are very peaceful people never even seen anyone geting upset at their spring festival n yet it was untold numbers there u can accually walk in the parks n the streets anytime day or night in total safety they have wonderful customs n respect everybody BUT i feel troubles are in the pipeline they are now very capitalist some pay up to a £1000 for a feast in top restaurants the BBC yet chinese villagers some "earn as little as £30 year scratching a living from what they grow
i would love to travel there and play badminton with them, simply peaceful =D
sfriendshipz 3 years ago 5
excellent town discovery. A lot of people in developing world need to survive, so every pennies are count
Steward5732 3 years ago 5