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China to play e-sports worlds in Seoul

Xinhua, December 1, 2015 Adjust font size:

China's national e-sports team left for Seoul on Tuesday for the e-Sports World Championships.

The seven-player squad will attend all three competitions - League of Legends, HearthStone and StarCraft 2 - at the four-day championships that starts Wednesday.

The International e-Sports Federation, headquartered at Seoul, currently has 28 member countries or regions. Endi