Lee-ving a lasting legacy


No looking back: Lee Chong Wei has big plans for his foundation, and tries to help as many needy people as possible.

IT has been close to a month since Datuk Lee Chong Wei retired but he has been keeping his hands full. The badminton legend has been dividing his time between family and the Lee Chong Wei Foundation. StarSport’s RAJES PAUL caught up with the three-time Olympic silver medallist at his brand new office in Solaris Dutamas as he shares his daily life after retirement. 

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