Talk:Skateboarding in China

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Skateboarding in other Asian countries/Chinese regions[edit]

For anyone who wants to start the other articles for Skateboarding by country, you can check out the Vice News articles for Nepal (only one skatepark) and Iran. There's also a skatepark that's gotten pretty big in Kunming (http://en.kunming.cn/index/content/2013-08/14/content_3377820.htm opened 2013) - I think I know one of the guys who taught there. I know VICE isn't a great go-to source, but you can use the information there as a jump-off point to get some air...if you catch my drift.

Skateboard.com.au is another good jump-off point for skateparks in China and other countries, with such a micro skate scene that they are notable in their own right. I've linked the article for the skate park in Kunming. 27.115.113.102 (talk) 07:49, 18 July 2016 (UTC)[reply]