Han Yue won’t be outcome-dependent as she wants to enjoy the process

KUALA LUMPUR: China’s women’s singles shuttler Han Yue is living in her own world.

World No. 8 Han Yue does not want to be overly involved in the healthy rivalry with her teammate and world No. 6 He Bingjiao to qualify for the Paris Olympics.

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Badminton , Han Yue , Malaysian Open

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