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CGCC and CGCC Foundation Successfully Co-host 15th CCA Cup Table Tennis Invitational with CCA

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SPRINGFIELD, NJ – (Oct. 17, 2026) China General Chamber of Commerce – U.S.A. (CGCC) and CGCC Foundation, in collaboration with China Construction America (CCA), successfully hosted the 15th Annual CCA Cup Table Tennis Invitational in New Jersey.

The event brought together more than 50 athletes representing CGCC member companies and organizations, including China Construction America (CCA), Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (USA) (ICBC), Bank of China New York Branch, COSCO SHIPPING (North America), Agricultural Bank of China New York Branch, China Construction Bank New York Branch, Bank of Communications New York Branch, China Telecom (Americas) Corporation, EY, Comrise, Shenzhen Haodifang Construction Group, Citi, the Chinese Consulate General in New York, and the United Nations Table Tennis Club.

The event continued the tournament’s longstanding tradition of bringing together Chinese enterprises and institutions in the United States for sports and cultural exchange.

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The 2026 CCA Cup featured team and individual competitions across multiple categories. In the team competition,  Bank of China New York Branch claimed the championship, while the China Telecom (Americas)/EY joint team finished as the runner-up. 

QW3A0119Bank of China New York Branch Team

QW3A0098China Telecom (Americas)/EY joint team

China Construction America and the United Nations Table Tennis Club tied for third place.

QW3A0084China Construction America and the United Nations Table Tennis Club

In the Men’s Adult & Young Singles, Daoqing Song from Bank of China New York Branch won the championship, followed by Ruixiang Ma from EY as the runner-up. 

QW3A9955Daoqing Song (left) from Bank of China New York Branch and Xiaoyuan Xu (right), Deputy General Manager from China Construction Bank New York Branch

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Ruixiang Ma (left) from EY and Xiaoyuan Xu (right), Deputy General Manager from China Construction Bank New York Branch

Haoxin Zhang and Ka Ho Chan, both from Bank of China New York Branch, tied for third place.

QW3A9936Haoxin Zhang and Ka Ho Chan, both from Bank of China New York Branch, and Xiaoyuan Xu, Deputy General Manager from China Construction Bank New York Branch

In the Men’s Senior Singles, Richard Ma from COSCO SHIPPING (North America) captured the title, while Xiaoyuan Xu from China Construction Bank New York Branch took second place. 

QW3A9992Richard Ma (right) from COSCO SHIPPING (North America) and Jinan Yan (left), Vice President of Bank of China U.S.A.

QW3A9981Xiaoyuan Xu (left) from China Construction Bank New York Branch and Jinan Yan (right), Vice President of Bank of China U.S.A.

Shudong Fei from the United Nations Table Tennis Club and Jianhua Zou from Bank of China New York Branch shared third place. 

QW3A9972 Shudong Fei (Middle) from the United Nations Table Tennis Club, (Left) Jianhua Zou from Bank of China New York Branch, and Jinan Yan (Right), Vice President of Bank of China U.S.A.

In the Women’s Singles, Yushu Wang from the United Nations Table Tennis Club won the championship, followed by Chang Huang from China Telecom (Americas) as the runner-up. 

QW3A0050Yushu Wang (left) from the United Nations Table Tennis Club and Yuemin Han (right), CGCC Vice-Chair; General Manager Bank of Communications New York Branch

QW3A0036Chang Huang (left) from China Telecom (Americas) and Yuemin Han (right), CGCC Vice-Chair; General Manager Bank of Communications New York Branch

April Wang from the Agricultural Bank of China and Yinsheng Xu from COSCO SHIPPING (North America) tied for third place.

QW3A0020(Left to Right) Yinsheng Xu from COSCO SHIPPING (North America), April Wang from Agricultural Bank of China New York Branch, and Yuemin Han, CGCC Vice-Chair; General Manager Bank of Communications New York Branch

QW3A9611 2Zhang Fan, Commercial Counselor at the Chinese Consulate General in New York, delivered remarks

At the opening ceremony, Zhang Fan, Commercial Counselor at the Chinese Consulate General in New York, delivered remarks highlighting the CCA Cup’s role in providing a valuable platform for Chinese enterprises and institutions in the United States to connect and exchange ideas. He encouraged participants to use the tournament as an opportunity to foster friendships, strengthen communication, and deepen cooperation, thereby contributing to the continued, stable development of Chinese enterprises in the U.S.

QW3A9579Yan Wei, CGCC Vice-Chair, CEO and President of CCA

Yan Wei, CGCC Vice-Chair, CEO and President of CCA, noted that the CCA Cup has grown into a signature event for Chinese enterprises and CGCC member organizations to engage in sports and strengthen professional relationships. He emphasized the importance of carrying forward the spirit of “Ping-Pong Diplomacy,” using sports as a bridge to promote mutual understanding and expand opportunities for collaboration.

The CCA Cup Table Tennis Invitational has been an important annual event since 2010, receiving positive feedback and widespread recognition from CGCC member companies nationally. The event advocates sportsmanship and provides a platform for forming connections, exchanging knowledge, and strengthening friendships and partnerships among participating enterprises while enhancing the physical fitness of employees.

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About CGCC

Founded in 2005, the China General Chamber of Commerce – USA (CGCC) is one of the largest and most influential nonprofit organizations representing the U.S. and Chinese business communities. As an independent, non-partisan, non-governmental chamber of commerce, CGCC is committed to creating value, generating economic growth, and enhancing cooperation between the U.S. and Chinese business communities, providing rich resources and quality services to over a thousand American and Chinese companies.

About the CGCC Foundation

Established in 2014, CGCC Foundation is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. The mission of CGCC Foundation is to deepen mutual understanding and cooperation between the United States and China through research, public charity and engagement in economic, cultural and social exchanges.