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Marriage on Yao Ming's summer agenda
(Shanghai Daily)
Updated: 2007-07-03 08:41
Marriage is on Yao Ming's summer agenda.
Chinese NBA star Yao Ming arrives Beijing for the promotion of the
selection of upcoming Beijing Olympic torch relay torchbearers.[CFP]
"But the wedding day hasn't been scheduled as summer is a busy match
season for him," Yao's agent Zhang Mingji told Youth Daily on Sunday.
It's widely known that Yao and his fianc��e Ye Li, who plays on the
women's national basketball team, will apply for a marriage certificate
within a couple of days, and a wedding party will be held this month, a
month earlier than scheduled, said the report.
Ye Li is also a Shanghai player.
But Yao Ming, his relatives and Zhang refused to comment on the rumor.
Zhang told the newspaper that "Yao puts the honor of playing for the
nation in first place and will obey the plans of the man's national
basketball team."
Yao flew back to Shanghai, his hometown, Sunday for a short family
reunion and get-together with friends.
Tuesday morning, he will fly to Beijing in his role as an ambassador of
the 2007 Special Olympic Games. Yao is scheduled to fly back to Shanghai
Tuesday night.
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