China Open 2026
Men's doubles
Fajar AlfianINAMuhammad Shohibul FikriINA
Kim Won-hoKORSeo Seung-jaeKOR
16–21 21–19 21–19
Super 1000
China Open
Played 18 times since 2006, in 4 cities. The latest edition with a draw was in Changzhou in 2026.
- 18
- editions
- 81
- champions
- 4
- host cities
- 2006
- first held
Roll of honour
Every champion, year by year.
Newest first. Each year opens that edition's full draw.
Men's singlesLin DanCHN
Women's singlesWang YihanCHN
Men's singlesLin DanCHN
Women's singlesJiang YanjiaoCHN
Men's singlesChen HongCHN
Women's singlesZhang NingCHN
Most titles
The most decorated players.
A doubles title counts once for each partner; a nation's count is its titles, whichever partner it came through.
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1
Lee Yong-daeKOR Men's doubles 5, Mixed doubles 2 · 2008 to 20147
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2
Yu YangCHN Women's doubles 5 · 2011 to 20155
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3
Chen LongCHN Men's singles 4 · 2010 to 20174
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4
Zhao YunleiCHN Women's doubles 1, Mixed doubles 3 · 2010 to 20154
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5
Wang XiaoliCHN Women's doubles 4 · 2011 to 20144
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6
Zhang YawenCHN Women's doubles 2, Mixed doubles 1 · 2006 to 20093
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7
Liliyana NatsirINA Mixed doubles 3 · 2007 to 20163
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8
Jung Jae-sungKOR Men's doubles 3 · 2008 to 20103
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9
Lin DanCHN Men's singles 3 · 2008 to 20113
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10
Jiang YanjiaoCHN Women's singles 3 · 2008 to 20103
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11
Zhang NanCHN Mixed doubles 3 · 2011 to 20153
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12
Li XueruiCHN Women's singles 3 · 2012 to 20153
By nation
- China50
- Indonesia11
- South Korea11
- Denmark5
- Japan4
- Malaysia3
- India3
- Spain2
- Chinese Taipei1
Where it is played
Host cities and venues.
Every edition with a recorded host city; editions without one are left out.
Cities
- ChangzhouChina6 editions, 2018 to 2026
- FuzhouChina4 editions, 2014 to 2017
- ShanghaiChina4 editions, 2008 to 2013
- GuangzhouChina1 edition, 2007
Venues
- Olympic Sports Center Xincheng GymnasiumChangzhou6 editions, 2018 to 2026
- Haixia Olympic Sports CenterFuzhou3 editions, 2014 to 2017
- [[Haixia Olympic Center StadiumFuzhou1 edition, 2016
- Yuan Shen GymnasionShanghai1 edition, 2013
- Yuanshen GymnasiumShanghai1 edition, 2010
- Yuanshen Sports Development CenterShanghai1 edition, 2008
- Tianhe GymnasiumGuangzhou1 edition, 2007