Retired Chinese tennis star Michael Chang sold his Mediterranean-style mansion in Orange County, California, for $8 million (about 53.7 million yuan). Zhang Depei, 47, a former French Open champion, has ranked Second in the world's men's tennis singles and won numerous international awards. The most impressive was at the 1989 French Open, when Zhang Depei, a handsome teenager who was only 17 years old at the time, rewrote the history of American tennis, becoming the first Chinese player to be crowned a Grand Slam laureate and the youngest Grand Slam men's singles champion in history.
Zhang Depei is currently the coach of Japanese player Nishiki Kuiori, who is currently ranked No. 6 in the world. Zhang Depei's mansion consists of the main house and a guest house, covering an area of 9.5 acres, and the mansion has two private tennis courts. A hard ground, a laterite. In addition, there is a half-court basketball court and two artificial turf greens. The mansion pool is large with three warm pools and rockery waterfalls. The mansion was built in 1990 and has recently been renovated. The main house covers an area of 7665 square feet and has nine bedrooms and seven baths. New wooden floors, fireplace with crystal lamps, chef-level kitchen and mini breakfast room. The master bedroom on the second floor of the mansion has a double-sided fireplace, the male and female hosts have their own wardrobes, and the bathroom has a separate bathtub. Outside the house there is an open-air kitchen, a seating barbecue pit, and a large carp pond. The guest house covers an area of 2621 square feet, and the courtyard still has room to be covered. Zhang Depei's mansion is the second most expensive mansion listed in the community, with a 5.8-acre mansion priced at $15.9 million (about 106.7 million yuan). The mansion is accompanied by a riding stable, stable and wine cellar.