Wushu starlet Cheong Min has won medal at every major meet, but she’s not quitting yet


NANTONG: Tan Cheong Min will be 27 next year but Malaysia can still expect the same commitment and fighting zeal from the Melaka-born wushu exponent.

Cheong Min has no plans to call it a day despite having won a medal in every major competition she took part in in the last few years.

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