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Yang Pass, Dunhuang, Gansu province.

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IEEE Transactions on Emerging Topics in Computational Intelligence, Volume 8, Issue 6, December 2024

1) Decentralized Triggering and Event-Based Integral Reinforcement Learning for Multiplayer Differential Game Systems

Author(s): Chaoxu Mu, Ke Wang, Song Zhu, Guangbin Cai

Pages: 3727 - 3741

2) Synchronized Video and EEG Based Childhood Epilepsy Seizure Detection

Author(s): Jiuwen Cao, Yuan Fang, Xiaonan Cui, Runze Zheng, Tiejia Jiang, Feng Gao

Pages: 3742 - 3753

3) Zeroth-Order Decentralized Dual Averaging for Online Optimization With Privacy Consideration

Author(s): Keke Zhang, Qingguo Lü, Xiaofeng Liao, Huaqing Li

Pages: 3754 - 3766

4) Deep Regression Modeling for Imbalanced and Incomplete Time-Series Data

Author(s): Murtadha D. Hssayeni, Behnaz Ghoraani

Pages: 3767 - 3778

5) OCI-SSL: Open Class-Imbalanced Semi-Supervised Learning With Contrastive Learning

Author(s): Yuting Zhou, Can Gao, Jie Zhou, Weiping Ding, Linlin Shen, Zhihui Lai

Pages: 3779 - 3792

6) Multi-Objective Hole-Making Sequence Optimization by Genetic Algorithm Based on Q-Learning

Author(s): Desong Zhang, Yanjie Chen, Guangyu Zhu

Pages: 3793 - 3806

7) Point Cloud Completion via Relative Point Position Encoding and Regional Attention

Author(s): Jiazhong Chen, Furui Liu, Dakai Ren, Lu Guo, Ziyi Liu

Pages: 3807 - 3820

8) Discriminative Multi-View Fusion via Adaptive Regression

Author(s): Chenglong Zhang, Xinjie Zhu, Zidong Wang, Yan Zhong, Weiguo Sheng, Weiping Ding, Bingbing Jiang

Pages: 3821 - 3833

9) A Multi-Task Deep Learning Framework Integrating Segmentation and Reconstruction for Lensless Imaging

Author(s): Xiangjun Yin, Huanjing Yue, Huihui Yue, Mengxi Zhang, Kun Li, Jingyu Yang

Pages: 3834 - 3847

10) Global Convolutional Self-Action Module for Fast Brain Tumor Image Segmentation

Author(s): Wei-An Yang, Devin Lautan, Tong-Wei Weng, Wan-Chun Lin, Yamin Kao, Chien-Chang Chen

Pages: 3848 - 3859

11) Multi-Cluster Self-Paced Diverse Learning and Feature Fusion for Autism Spectrum Disorder Identification With Resting-State fMRI

Author(s): Xiaoke Hao, Jingyi Wang, Zilong He, Yingchun Guo, Ming Yu, Feng Liu, Jing Qin, Daoqiang Zhang

Pages: 3860 - 3873

12) Adaptive Error-Related Zeroing Neurodynamics Models for Handling Temporally-Varying System of Linear Equation and Inequation With Applications

Author(s): Wenqi Wu, Mingzhi Mao, Yunong Zhang

Pages: 3874 - 3885

13) A Fixed-Time Robust ZNN Model With Adaptive Parameters for Redundancy Resolution of Manipulators

Author(s): Mengrui Cao, Lin Xiao, Qiuyue Zuo, Ping Tan, Yongjun He, Xieping Gao

Pages: 3886 - 3898

14) Analyzing the Expected Hitting Time of Evolutionary Computation-Based Neural Architecture Search Algorithms

Author(s): Zeqiong Lv, Chao Qian, Gary G. Yen, Yanan Sun

Pages: 3899 - 3911

15) GT-WHAR: A Generic Graph-Based Temporal Framework for Wearable Human Activity Recognition With Multiple Sensors

Author(s): Hailin Zou, Zijie Chen, Jing Zhang, Lei Wang, Fuchun Zhang, Jianqing Li, Yuanyuan Pan

Pages: 3912 - 3924

16) Spatial Temporal Aggregation for Efficient Continuous Sign Language Recognition

Author(s): Lianyu Hu, Liqing Gao, Zekang Liu, Wei Feng

Pages: 3925 - 3935

17) A Small Object Real-Time Detection Method for Power Line Inspection in Low-Illuminance Environments

Author(s): Yubo Zhao, Jiaqi Wu, Wei Chen, Zehua Wang, Zijian Tian, Fei Richard Yu, Victor C. M. Leung

Pages: 3936 - 3950

18) Addressing Machine Learning Problems in the Non-Negative Orthant

Author(s): Ioannis Tsingalis, Constantine Kotropoulos

Pages: 3951 - 3965

19) Network Group Partition and Core Placement Optimization for Neuromorphic Multi-Core and Multi-Chip Systems

Author(s): Yukuan Yang, Qihang Fan, Tianyi Yan, Jing Pei, Guoqi Li

Pages: 3966 - 3981

20) Node Classification in Weighted Complex Networks Using Neighborhood Feature Similarity

Author(s): Ramya D Shetty, Shrutilipi Bhattacharjee, Kogatam Thanmai

Pages: 3982 - 3994

21) Accelerating Evolutionary Multitasking Optimization With a Generalized GPU-Based Framework

Author(s): Zhitong Ma, Jinghui Zhong, Wei-Li Liu, Jun Zhang

Pages: 3995 - 4010

22) Distributed Heavy-Ball Over Time-Varying Digraphs With Barzilai-Borwein Step Sizes

Author(s): Shaofu Yang, Yang Shen, Jinde Cao, Tingwen Huang

Pages: 4011 - 4021

23) A Multi-View Graph Contrastive Learning Framework for Defending Against Adversarial Attacks

Author(s): Feilong Cao, Xing Ye, Hailiang Ye

Pages: 4022 - 4032

24) FM3Q: Factorized Multi-Agent MiniMax Q-Learning for Two-Team Zero-Sum Markov Game

Author(s): Guangzheng Hu, Yuanheng Zhu, Haoran Li, Dongbin Zhao

Pages: 4033 - 4045

25) Spatio-Temporal Hybrid Attentive Graph Network for Diagnosis of Mental Disorders on fMRI Time-Series Data

Author(s): Rui Liu, Zhi-An Huang, Yao Hu, Lei Huang, Ka-Chun Wong, Kay Chen Tan

Pages: 4046 - 4058

26) From Discrete Representation to Continuous Modeling: A Novel Audio-Visual Saliency Prediction Model With Implicit Neural Representations

Author(s): Dandan Zhu, Kaiwei Zhang, Kun Zhu, Nana Zhang, Weiping Ding, Guangtao Zhai, Xiaokang Yang

Pages: 4059 - 4074

27) A Dynamic Task Allocation Method for Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Swarm Based on Wolf Pack Labor Division Model

Author(s): Qiang Peng, Husheng Wu, Na Li, Feng Wang

Pages: 4075 - 4089

28) A Bilevel Periodically Interactive Evolutionary Algorithm for Personalized Service Customization in Wireless-Powered Cooperative MEC

Author(s): Ning Yang, Hai-Lin Liu

Pages: 4090 - 4105

29) SMOD: An Accurate and Efficient Segmentation-Based Medical Object Detector

Author(s): Jie Du, Chuyang Chen, Yuanman Li, Yaolin Zhu, Peng Liu, Tianfu Wang

Pages: 4106 - 4118

30) Privacy-Preserving Consensus of Double-Integrator Multi-Agent Systems With Input Constraints

Author(s): Qingyun Deng, Kexin Liu, Yinyan Zhang

Pages: 4119 - 4129

31) Hierarchical Multimodal Graph Learning for Outfit Compatibility Modelling

Author(s): Rucong Xu, Jianfeng Wang, Ming Li, Junyan Xu, Yun Li

Pages: 4130 - 4142

32) Passivity-Based Formation Control for Fractional-Order Multiagent Systems With and Without Communication Delay

Author(s): Jin-Liang Wang, Lina Huang, Shun-Yan Ren, Tingwen Huang

Pages: 4143 - 4154

33) Graph Structure Learning With Automatic Search of Hyperparameters Based on Genetic Programming

Author(s): Pengda Wang, Mingjie Lu, Weiqing Yan, Dong Yang, Zhaowei Liu

Pages: 4155 - 4164

34) Multilevel Joint Association Networks for Diverse Human Motion Prediction

Author(s): Linwei Chen, Wanshu Fan, Xu Gui, Yaqing Hou, Xin Yang, Qiang Zhang, Xiaopeng Wei, Dongsheng Zhou

Pages: 4165 - 4178

35) WFormer: A Transformer-Based Soft Fusion Model for Robust Image Watermarking

Author(s): Ting Luo, Jun Wu, Zhouyan He, Haiyong Xu, Gangyi Jiang, Chin-Chen Chang

Pages: 4179 - 4196

36) Efficiently Tackling Million-Dimensional Multiobjective Problems: A Direction Sampling and Fine-Tuning Approach

Author(s): Haokai Hong, Min Jiang, Qiuzhen Lin, Kay Chen Tan

Pages: 4197 - 4209

37) Knowledge Transfer for Dynamic Multi-Objective Optimization With a Changing Number of Objectives

Author(s): Gan Ruan, Leandro L. Minku, Stefan Menzel, Bernhard Sendhoff, Xin Yao

Pages: 4210 - 4224

38) A Weighted Vertex Cover-Based Intensification Tabu Search for the Capacitated Dispersion Problem

Author(s): Yang Wang, Zhipeng Lü, Junwen Ding, Zhouxing Su, Rafael Martí

Pages: 4225 - 4236

39) Region Mining and Refined Query Improved HOI Detection in Transformer

Author(s): Sixian Chan, Weixiang Wang, Zhanpeng Shao, Zheng Wang, Cong Bai

Pages: 4237 - 4249

40) Probabilistic Boolean Operations in Spiking Neurons for Neuromorphic Systems

Author(s): Ayan Chakraborty, Archita Hore, Chittotosh Ganguly, Saswat Chakrabarti

Pages: 4250 - 4260

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ChengLong Zhang Yang Pass, Dunhuang, Gansu province

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'ONE Friday Fights 13' results: Batman Or Atchariya vs Paidang Kiatsongrit in Bangkok, Thailand

promotion: ONE Championship title: “ONE Friday Fights 13” (ONE Lumpinee 13) venue: Lumpinee Boxing Stadium, Bangkok, Thailand date: April 21, 2023 FIGHTERS Brazil: Noelisson Silva China: Zhang Chenglong Iran: Reza Abasi Malaysia: Aliff Sor Dechapan Mongolia: Enkh Orgil Philippines: Adonis Sevilleno, Carlos Alvarez Russia: Natalia Diachkova, Aslanbek Zikreev Scotland: Nico…

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Alaverdi Ramazanov vs. Zhang Chenglong - ONE: Mark Of Greatness

A kickboxing match for the ONE Kickboxing Bantamweight title.

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Some pictures of the Chinese gymnasts getting to and arriving in Hong Kong for the gymnastics exhibition! Some notable gymnasts include the WAG Rio team as well as some of the MAG Rio team. He Kexin and Li Shanshan are also there. (体操WiFi)

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2017 World Championships High Bar Preview!

Didn’t quite manage to get it all done before competition started but none of these guys have competed yet anyway haha

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Russia's Alaverdi Ramazanov crowned ONE Bantamweight Kickboxing World Champion at 'ONE: Mark of Greatness' in Malaysia

Russia’s Alaverdi Ramazanov crowned ONE Bantamweight Kickboxing World Champion at ‘ONE: Mark of Greatness’ in Malaysia

Andy Hata, Alaverdi Ramazanov, Mitch Chilson

Training out of Venum Training Camp Thailand, Alaverdi “Dagger” Ramazanov, 23, of Russia has been crowned as the first ever champion of the bantamweight division of ONE Championship’s striking-only league ONE Super Series in kickboxing. He earned the title at “ONE: Mark of Greatness” in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

ONE Championship held “ONE: Mark of…

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Annals of Taiping Zhenjun 6-8 (445-447)

[From WS004. Rebellion of Gai Wu. The Emperor orders the srmana massacred and images of the Buddha destroyed.]

[Taiping Zhenjun 6, 24 January 445 – 11 February 446]

6th Year, Spring, 1st Month, xinhai [13 February], the Chariot Drove to travel to favour Ding province. Summoned and saw the long-lived and elderly, and inquired and asked them.

Decreed the Combined Outer Staff Cavalier Regular Attendant, Song Yin, as envoy to Liu Yilong.

2nd Month [23 February – 23 March], thereupon went west to favour Shangdang, and observed the  continuous pattern trees at Xuanshi.

Went west to arrive at Tujing, and chastised and moved the rebellious Hu, and sent [them?] out to matching commanderies and counties.

3rd Month [should be 4th Month?], gengshen [23 April], the Chariot Drove to return to the Palace.

Decreed the various with questionable lawsuits to all be handed over to the Palace Writers, so as to arrange righteous measures and judgements.

This Month [24 March – 22 April, or 23 April - ], the Duke of Jiuquan, Hao Wen, rebelled at Xingcheng, and killed the defence general, Wang Fan. The county magistrate Gai Xian led his lineage clan to chaiste Wen. Wen abandoned the city and fled, and killed himself. His household and staff submitted to execution.

Summer, 4th Month [should be 5th Month?], gengxu [12 June?], the Great General who Conquers the West, the King of Gaoliang, Na, and others chastised the Tuyuhun Muliyan at Bailan in Yinping.

Decreed the Inspector of Qin province, the Duke of Tianshui, Feng Chiwen, to strike Muliyan's older brother's son Shigui at Fuhan.

The Cavalier in Regular Attendance, the Duke of Chengzhou, Wan Dugui, drove by relay-station to issue out [from] Liang province with the western troops and assault Shanshan.

6th Month renchen [24 September], the Chariot Drove on a northern tour.

Shigui heard the army was about to arrive, abandoned the city and escaped in the night.

Autumn, 8th Month, dinghai [17 September], Feng Chiwen entered Fuhan, divided and moved 1 000 families and turned back to Shanggui.

On renchen [22 September], Dugui used light cavalry to arrive at Shanshan, and apprehended their king, Zhenda, so as to go to the Imperial City. The Emperor was greatly pleased, and lavishly wait on him.

The Chariot Drove to favour north of Yin Mountain, and stayed at the Guangde Palace. Decreed to issue out the troops Under Heaven, selecting one part out of three, each to undertake strict precaution, so as to wait for later instructions. Moved the various kindred and mixed people, more than 5 000 families to the northern border. Ordered the people to move north livestock shepherds to the Wide Desert, so as to bait the Ruanruan.

On renyin [2 October], the King of Gaoliang, Na's army came to Mantou City. Muliyan spurred his section groups west across the Drifting Sands. Na urgently pursued.

The former King of Xiqin, Mugi's Heir Beinang confronted the army to resist in battle. Na struck and routed him. Beinang escaped and ran with his light cavalry. The Duke of Zhongshan, Du Feng, pursued him with elite cavalry, crossed the Three Cliffs, and arrived at Xue Mountain. He captured alive Beinang, Shigui, and Chipan's son Chenglong, and sent them off to the Imperial City. Muliyan thereupon went west to enter the state of Yutian.

9th Month [17 October – 14 November], Gai Wu of the Lushui Hu assembled a multitude to rebel at Xingcheng.

Winter, 10th Month, wuzi [17 November], the Chang'an Garrison Deputy Commander, Yuan He, led the multitudes to chastise him, and was killed by Wu.

Wu's partisans thereupon multiplied. The people all crossed the Wei and ran into the Southern Mountains. Hence decreed to issue out the Chile cavalry of Gaoping to hasten to Chang'an. Decreed  General Shusun Ba to drive by relay-station to command and organize the troops of Bing, Qin and Yong stationed to the north of the Wei.

11th Month [15 December – 12 January], the King of Gaoliang, Na rearranged the battalions to turn back to the Imperial City.

On jiwei [18 December], dispatched Na and the Master of Writing Within the Hall, the Duke of Anding, Han Mao, to lead cavalry stationed in Xiang province's Yangping commandery. Sent out the people of Ji province to build a floating bridge at Que'ao Ford.

Gai Wu dispatched his section group leader Bai Guangping to plunder Xinping. The chieftains of the various Yi of Anding all assembled multitudes in response to him, and killed the defence commander of Qiancheng.

Wu thereupon advanced the army to Lirun Fort, and divided off troops to rob Linjin and Badong. General Zhang Zhi fought with them, and greatly defeated them. The troops that drowned and died in the He was more than 30 000 people. Wu also dispatched troops west to plunder until Chang'an. General Shisun Ba fought with them at Weinan [or “North of the Wei”], and greatly routed them. The cut off heads numbered more than 30 000 people.

On gengshen [19 December], the King of Liaodong, Dou Loutou, passed away.

Xue Yongzong of the Hedong Shu assembled a faction steal several thousand public horses, and chased more than 3 000 people to enter the Bend of the Fen. To the west he communicated with Gai Wu, and accepted his ranks and titles. The Inspector of Qin province, the Duke of Jincheng, Zhou Luguan, led the multitudes to chastise him, did not overcome, and turned back.

On gengwu [29 December], decreed the Master of Writing Within the Hall, the Duke of Fufeng, Yuan Chuzhen, and the Master of Writing, the Duke of Pingyang, Murong Song, with 20 000 cavalry, to chastise Xue Yongzong. Decreed the Master of Writng Within the Hall, Yi Ba, to lead 5 generals and 30 000 cavalry to chastise Gai Wu. The Duke of Xiping, Kou Ti, with 3 generals and 10 000 cavalry to chastise Wu's partisan Bai Guangping.

Gai Wu titled himself King of the Heavenly Terrace, and appointed and set up the Hundred Officials.

On xinwei [30 December], the Chariot Drove to return to the Palace. Selected the brave and fierce among the troops of the six provinces, 20 000 people, and sent the King of Yongchang, Ren, and the King of Gaoliang, Na, to divide command, and go along two roads, each with 10 000 cavalry, to go south and carry off from the Huai and Si and northwards [?], and the population of Qing and Xu so as to fill North of the He.

On guiwei [11 January], the Chariot Drove on a western tour.

[Taiping Zhenjun 7, 12 February 446 – 31 January 447]

7th Year, Spring, 1st Month, wuchen [25 February], the Chariot Drove to stay in Dongyong provnice.

On xinwei [28 February], the Chariot Drove south to favour Fenyin.

On gengchen [9 March], the Emperor overlooked Xi River. Gai Wu withdrew and ran to Beidi.

2nd Month, bingxu [15 March], favoured Chang'an. Inquired and asked the fathers and elders.

On dinghai [16 March], favoured Kunming Pool.

On bingshen [25 March], favoured Zhouzhi. Executed the rebellious people at Gengqing and Sunwen Ramparts who had communicated plans with Gai Wu.

The army stayed at Chencang. Executed the Di of San Pass who had murdered the defence general.

Turned back to favour Yongcheng. Hunted on the sunny side of Qi Mountain.

The various armies on the northern road, Yi Ba and others, greatly routed Gai Wu at Xingcheng. Wu abandoned his horse and escaped on foot.

The King of Yongchang, Ren, arrived at Gaoping. He apprehended Liu Yilong's general Wang Zhang, plundered Jinxiang and Fangyu, and moved their people, 5 000 families, to the north of the He. The King of Gaoliang, Na, arrived at Dongpingling in Ji'nan, and moved its people, more than 6 000 families, to the north of the He.

3rd Month [12 April – 11 May], decreed the various provinces to massacre the srmanas, and destroy the various Buddhist figures. Moved the artisans and craftsmen of Chang'an city, 2 000 families, to the Imperial city. The Chariot Drove to turn around the carriage, and favoured Luo River. Detached an army to execute the rebellious Qiang of Lirun.

This Month, Bian Jiong of Jincheng and Liang Hui of Tianshui rebelled, and occupied the eastern city of Shanggui. The Inspector of Qin province, Feng Chiwen, struck them, and beheaded Jiong. The multitudes then pushed forward Hui as the leader.

Summer, 4th Month, jiashen [12 May], the Chariot Drove to arrive from Chang'an.

On wuzi [16 May], at Ye City they destroyed the five storey Buddha image. Within the clay of the figure they obtained two jade signets, their writings both said: “Accept instructions from Heaven, soon long life and perpetual glory.” One of them had an engraving on its side saying: “Han's transmitted signet of state accepted by Wei”.

5th Month, guihai [20 June], the Duke of Anfeng, Lü Gen, led cavalry went to Shanggui, he and Chiwen chastised Liang Hui. Hui ran to Hanzhong.

Gai Wu again assembled at Xingcheng, declaring himself King of Qindi [“Qin Land”]. He made use of appointing the mountain people, the multitudes turned around and were again agitated. Hence dispatched the King of Yongchang, Ren, and the King of Gaoliang, Na to supervise the various armies of the northern road, and together chastise them.

6th Month, jiashen [11 July], issued out troops from Ding, Ji, and Xiang provinces, 20 000 people, to station various valleys in the mountains south of Chang'an, so as to forestall escapes beyond.

On bingxu [13 July], issued out from Si, You, Ding, Ji provinces, 100 000 people to build above the imperial domain a frontier circuit, rising up [from?] Shanggu and going west until the He, both in length and breadth a thousand li.

Autumn, 8th Month [7 September – 5 October], Gai Wu was killed by his subordinate people, they transmitted the head to the Imperial City. The King of Yongchang, Ren, pacified his left-over cinders. The King of Gaoliang, Na, routed Gai Wu's partisan Bai Guangping. Captured alive Tuge Lunaluo in Anding, and beheaded him in the Imperial City. Restored the Duke of Lüeyang, Jie'er to the feudal rank of King.

[Taiping Zhenjun 8, 1 February 447 – 21 February 448]

8th Year, Spring, 1st Month [1 February – 2 March], the Tujing Hu obstructed the strategic passes to make banditry. Decreed the General who Conquers the East, the King of Wuchang, Ti, and the General who Conquers the South, the King of Huainan, Ta, to chastise them. They did not submit. The mountain Hu, Cao Puhun and others, crossed west of the He. They guarded the mountains to strengthen themselves, and summoned and pulled in the various Hu of Shuofang. Ti and others guided the army to chastise Puhun.

2nd Month, jimao [4 March], the King of Gaoliang, Na, and others went from Anding to chastise and pacify the Hu of Shuofang. Following that, they combined armies with Ti and othesr, and together attacked Puhun, and beheaded him. Those of his multitudes who hurried to the strategic passes and died numbered in the ten thousands.

On guiwei [7 March], travelled to favour Zhongshan. Conferred and bestowed on the accompanying civil and military officials each proportionally.

The people of Yi county in Gaoyang did not follow the official instructions. Chastised and pacified them, and moved their remnant cinders to Beidi.

3rd Month [1 April – 30 April], the King of Hexi, Juqu Mujian, planned rebellion, and submitted execution.

Moved 3 000 families of the Dingling of Ding province to the Imperial City.

Summer, 5th Month [31 May – 28 June], the Chariot Drove to return to the Palace.

6th Month [29 June – 28 July], the various generals of the Western Campaign, the Duke of Fufeng, Yuan Chuzhen, and others, 8 generals were convicted of stealing and seizing army property that had been captured and plundered. The booty each numbered in the 10 000 000. Beheaded all of them.

8th Month [27 August – 25 September], the Great General of Guards, the King of Le'an, Fan, passed away.

Winter, 10th Month [25 October – 23 November], the Palace Attendant and Overseer of the Palace Writers, the King of Yidu, Mu Shou, passed away.

12th Month [23 December – 21 January], the states of Shanshan and Zheyi both dispatched sons to court to present.

The King Jin, Fuluo, passed away.

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ChengLong Zhang

Danxia landscape, Zhangye, Gansu province

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The Chinese gymnastics team entered into next week's World Cup in Melbourne has pulled out due to Australian government travel restrictions put in place to limit the coronavirus outbreak, organizers said on Saturday.

The restrictions on foreign nationals traveling from China were introduced in early February and extended for another week on Thursday.

The extension effectively rules out China's participation at the Feb. 20-23 World Cup, which offers qualifying points for this year's Tokyo Olympics.

"It has been a very challenging few weeks for us all, but none more so than for the Chinese gymnasts and officials who have been training and preparing to come to Melbourne," Gymnastics Australia CEO Kitty Chiller said in a statement.

"I have been in regular contact with the Chinese Gymnastics Association and its President, who informs me all of their delegation are well and have shown no sign of infection."

"Despite this, we all have to respect the Australian Government's travel restrictions."

Among the 12 Chinese entries listed on the World Cup's website is four-time world champion Zhang Chenglong, who claimed the men's team gold at the 2012 London Olympics and bronze at the Rio Games.

Zhang's Rio teammates You Hao and Liu Yang will also miss out, along with Xiao Ruoteng, a former men's all-around world champion.

Chinese athletes in other sports have also suffered disruptions to Olympic preparations.

The entire Chinese women's soccer team and staff were confined to a Brisbane hotel for nearly two weeks due to quarantine restrictions after arriving in Australia in late-January for an Olympic qualifying tournament.

The coronavirus outbreak has killed more than 1,500 people, mostly in China's central Hubei province. Confirmed infections have risen above 66,000.

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Vol 4

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China and Australia were among the 15 countries represented at “ONE: Legendary Quest.” On the card were both mixed martial arts matches and ONE Super Series contests, featuring both kickboxing and Muay Thai.

ONE Championship held “ONE: Legendary Quest” at the Baoshan Arena in Shanghai, China on June 15, 2019. The 12th bout of the evening was between  “Muay Thai Boy” Zhang Chenglong, 21, of Shengli, Shandong, China and Tyler Hardcastle, 22, of Perth, Western Australia, Australia.

Zhang was one of the five hometown heroes who competed at “ONE: Legendary Quest” while Hardcastle was one of the two representatives of Australia. Brazil, Egypt, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Morocco, Myanmar, the Netherlands, the Philippines, Scotland, South Korea, Thailand and the United Kingdom were also represented.

On June 12, 2019, Zhang and Hardcastle had their official face-off during the press conference at Yunspace in Shanghai. The event was graced by ONE Championship Greater China chairman Hua Fung Teh and reigning ONE Women’s Strawweight World Champion “The Panda” Xiong Jing Nan, 31, of China.

Blue Corner

Born in Doncaster, Yorkshire, England on July 17, 1996, Hardcastle was 5 years old when he started his Muay Thai training. He eventually moved to Australia with his family and he is now training out of Riddler’s Gym in Perth.

When Hardcastle made his ONE Super Series debut on May 4, 2019, he lost to Yodpanomrung “The Lightning Knee” Jitmuangnon, 24, of Thailand. “ONE: Legendary Quest” marked the English-Australian fighter’s second bout in the league.

Red Corner

Born in Beijing, China on October 17, 1997, Zhang was 12 years when he started his training in sanda and Muay Thai. When he was 17, he went to Thailand to continue his martial arts training.

“ONE: Legendary Quest” marked Zhang’s third ONE Super Series bout. Training out of Shengli Fight Club, he is a former Top King Muay Thai World Champion, won the MAX Muaythai 63 kg Silver Belt in 2016 and the Glory Featherweight Qualification Tournament in 2017.

Fight Result

Zhang and Hardcastle competed in a kickboxing match in the bantamweight division.

[RESULTS TO BE ADDED HERE]

Hardcastle: 24 wins, 9 losses

Zhang: 48 wins, 12 losses and 1 draw

“ONE: Legendary Quest” Main Events

ONE Super Series debutante Alma Juniku, 18, of Australia challenged reigning ONE Atomweight Muay Thai World Champion Stamp Fairtex, 27, of Thailand in the main event.

[RESULTS TO BE ADDED HERE]

Agilan “Alligator” Thani, 23, of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia faced ONE Championship debutante Yoshihiro “Sexyama” Akiyama, 43, of Osaka, Japan in an MMA match in the welterweight division.

[RESULTS TO BE ADDED HERE]

Check all “ONE: Legendary Quest” results on Conan Daily.

[PHOTOS] China vs Australia: Zhang Chenglong, Tyler Hardcastle fight at ‘ONE: Legendary Quest’ in Shanghai China and Australia were among the 15 countries represented at “ONE: Legendary Quest.” On the card were both mixed martial arts matches and ONE Super Series contests, featuring both kickboxing and Muay Thai.

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ChengLong Zhang vs Panicos Yusuf

Chinese bantamweight ChengLong Zhang will be looking to capture ONE Championship gold this week.After going 3-0 in the promotion, he is set to face of with Russian fighter Alaverdi Ramazanov for the ONE Championship Bantamweight Kickboxing championship. The two will be fighting at ONE Championship: Mark of Greatness this Friday (Dec. 6).

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Top 3 Knockouts From The Stars Of ONE: MARK OF GREATNESS

On Friday, 6 December, ONE Championship will stage the year’s final live event in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Knockout artists of the highest caliber will gather and ply their trade at ONE: MARK OF GREATNESS.

Expect to see only the best hard-hitting action from the superstars set to compete in the Axiata Arena.

Before showtime, check out these three memorable knockouts from the athletes scheduled for action at ONE: MARK OF GREATNESS.

Sam-A Gaiyanghadao’s Spectacular Knockout Of Daren Rolland

Competing at strawweight for the first time in his career, Sam-A Gaiyanghadao made an impact in his new weight class.

Leaner and meaner, the former ONE Flyweight Muay Thai World Champion showed great composure to knockout French rival Daren Rolland in the second round of their contest at ONE: CENTURY PART I.

Just as Rolland moved forward to unload a hook-cross combination, the Thai hero stepped back and planted a hard-left onto his rival’s chin. Rolland crumpled to the canvas, and the referee called a halt to the action.

Sam-A has another chance to make history as he challenges “Golden Boy” Wang Junguang for the inaugural ONE Strawweight Kickboxing World Title.

Ramazanov’s Record-Breaking Uppercut

At ONE: HEART OF THE LION in November 2018, Alaverdi “Babyface Killer” Ramazanov scored one of the fastest finishes in ONE Super Series history.

The Russian warrior needed just 57 seconds to stop Andrew “Maddog Fairtex” Miller with a crunching uppercut.

Ramazanov baited the Scotsman to come forward. After a quick knee feint, “Babyface Killer” unloaded a three-strike combination, followed by an uppercut that knocked Miller out cold.

The Dagestani will face Chinese striker “Muay Thai Boy” Zhang Chenglong for the inaugural ONE Bantamweight Kickboxing World Championship this Friday.

The ‘Braddock’ Barrage

Anderson “Braddock” Silva’s volley of strikes was enough to see off Beybulat Isaev in their light heavyweight tilt at ONE: IMMORTAL TRIUMPH in September.

“Braddock” fired the first shot and quickly had the Russian covered up in the clinch after a series of knees and punches.

Silva went in and connected with two blazing right hands before unleashing an uppercut straight down the middle to floor Isaev and end the match.

“Braddock” will return to action on Friday against Andrei “Mister KO” Stoica at ONE: MARK OF GREATNESS.

For one last time this year, ONE Championship returns to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia for ONE: MARK OF GREATNESS at the Axiata Arena on 6 December.

The preliminary card starts on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and the ONE Super App at 6:00pm Singapore Standard Time (SGT).

To watch the main card, tune-in to Toggle at 8:30pm SGT. Also, Channel 5 will cut to the live broadcast at 10:00pm SGT.

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