Wen Chi Hsu - Badminton

Ungarn - Internasjonal - Kvinner	11/05 15:40	-	Wen Yu Zhang v Wen Chi Hsu	W	0-2
Ungarn - Internasjonal - Kvinner	11/05 10:20	-	Wen Chi Hsu v Anne Fuglsang	W	2-0
Ungarn - Internasjonal - Kvinner	11/04 15:20	5	Toni Woods v Wen Chi Hsu	W	0-2
Belgian Int. - Kvinner	10/30 13:30	-	Wen Chi Hsu v Riko Gunji	L	1-2
Belgian Int. - Kvinner	10/29 17:10	-	Rachel Chan v Wen Chi Hsu	W	0-2
Belgian Int. - Kvinner	10/29 08:40	3	Putri Kusuma Wardani v Wen Chi Hsu	W	0-2
Belgian Int. - Kvinner	10/28 14:55	-	Lauren Lam v Wen Chi Hsu	W	1-2
Belgian Int. - Kvinner	10/28 10:00	5	Wen Chi Hsu v Sri Krishna Priya Kudaravalli	W	2-0
Austrian Open - Kvinner	02/20 13:45	5	Thuy Linh Nguyen v Wen Chi Hsu	L	2-0
Scottish Open - Kvinner	11/23 10:20	3	Line Christophersen v Wen Chi Hsu	L	2-0
Scottish Open - Kvinner	11/22 18:20	4	Wen Chi Hsu v Sabrina Jaquet	W	2-0
Scottish Open - Kvinner	11/22 12:10	5	Tereza Svabikova v Wen Chi Hsu	W	0-2
Scottish Open - Kval - Kvinner	11/21 13:05	-	Wen Chi Hsu v Amy Hayhoe	W	2-0
Irish Open - Kvinner	11/14 13:10	5	Xuefei Qi v Wen Chi Hsu	L	2-0
Irish Open - Kval - Kvinner	11/13 16:30	-	Wen Chi Hsu v Rebecca Woods	W	2-0
Indonesia Masters - Kvinner - Kval	10/01 09:20	-	Wen Chi Hsu v Ya Xin Wei	L	0-2
Indonesia Masters - Kvinner - Kval	10/01 06:15	-	Wen Chi Hsu v Li Ting Peng	W	2-0
Akita Masters Women	08/14 02:50	5	Wen Chi Hsu v Yi Man Zhang	L	0-2
Canada Open - Kvinner	07/03 21:40	5	Se Young An v Wen Chi Hsu	L	2-0
Canada Open - Kvinner - Kval	07/02 15:45	-	Wen Chi Hsu v Catherine Choi	W	2-0
Indonesia Masters - Mixed double	06/29 04:00	4	Natsumi Shimoda v Wen Chi Hsu	L	2-1
Indonesia Masters - Mixed double	06/28 05:40	5	Wen Chi Hsu v Rui Chen Yap	W	2-0
Giraldilla Int. XD	06/27 05:30	1	King Ling Chow v Wen Chi Hsu	W	0-2

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Wikipedia - Hsu Wen-chi

Hsu Wen-chi (Chinese: 許玟琪; pinyin: Xǔ Wénqí; born 28 September 1997) is a Taiwanese badminton player. She started playing badminton at age 9, and debuted at the 2013 Maldives International. She joined the Chinese Taipei national badminton team in 2014. She is the two-time National Championships winner, and the National Games gold medalist.