A day after shirts were confiscated with the caption: "Where is Feng Shui", a reminder of the mysterious disappearance of the 35-year-old Chinese tennis player, the organizers of the Australian Tennis Championships decided to change their mind and allow spectators to walk around with the shirts, following widespread criticism.
Australian tennis general manager Craig Tilly told AFP that T-shirts would be allowed as long as those who wore them did not cause a loud protest.
"The situation in the last two days is that some people came with a poster on two big poles and we can not afford it. If you come to watch tennis it's fine, but we can not allow anyone to cause a disturbance at the end of the day."
In recent games, fans in the stands in Melbourne have started showing up with T-shirts with the caption: "Where is Feng Shui?", Which a senior Chinese government official accused of raping and has since swallowed it. Get him out of the stadium.
"It is not possible for Australia, in a pathetic move, to cooperate with the Chinese government," attacked tennis legend Martina Navratilova, former No. 1 in the world rankings.
"This move shows that they are bowing to the Chinese."
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