| 11-14/09 , 2003 |
| Standard time zone: GMT+8 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
| General Information (Pdf) |
| TV-Schedule |
| Organizing Committee website |
| Tourist Information |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
| |||||||||
 |
Fouzhou, China, 14 September 2003. Top Chinese MA Lin underlined that he is the strongest player in the World right now, when he beat compatriot WANG Hao to take the second Pro Tour title in two weeks. Click here to read more | ||||||||
| Français Español Deutsch | |||||||||
 |
Fouzhou, China, 14 September 2003. ZHANG Yining (CHN) lived up to her top seeding when she won the Women’s Singles at the Panasonic China Open, beating compatriot GUO Yan 4-3. Click here to read more | ||||||||
| Français Español Deutsch | |||||||||
 |
Fuzhou, China, 14 September 2003. The Chinese veteran LI Ju tasted victory once more when she won the Women’s Doubles at the Panasonic China Open together with BAI Yang. Click here to read more | ||||||||
| Français Español Deutsch | |||||||||
 |
Fuzhou, China, 14 September 2003. The last non Chinese player RYU Seung-Min (KOR) said goodbye to the Panasonic China Open beaten in the semi-finals in the Men’s Singles by WANG Hao (CHN).
Click here to read more | ||||||||
| Français Español Deutsch | |||||||||
| |||||||||
Ma in new shoes |
|
| Players |
 |
| Men's Singles |
| Women's Singles |
| Men's Doubles |
| Women's Doubles |
 |
| Men's Singles Groups |
| Women's Singles Groups |
| Men's Doubles Preliminary Rounds |
| Women's Doubles Preliminary Rounds |
 |
| U21 - Boys |
| U21 Girls |
 |
 |
| Live coverage |
 |
| ITTF Partner for satellite services |
 |
|