The men's and the women's singles finals became an all-Chinese affair as China dominated the actions at the ITTF German Open in Magdeburg, Germany on Sunday. China's Xu Xin and Chen Meng took the singles titles.

The men's final was between the leading players of the tournament, top-seeded Xu Xin and Olympic champion Ma Long. The opener was a close game ending 15-13 to Xu's favor.

It was a case of one-way traffic in the following games that saw Xu went on his triumphant run to seal the victory 11-8, 11-7, 11-5.

Xu told Xinhua that he had never expected to beat Ma in such an easy way. "I lost more than I won against him in previous encounters. I was always preparing for a tough match facing him. I was very lucky today."

In the women's final, Olympic champion Ding Ning faced her fellow compatriot Chen Meng. Ding started strikes first in the opener, showing the dominance with an 11-3 win.

Top-seeded Chen turned up the heat in the following games, conceding Ding only one point in game two (11-1). Chen led the overall score 2-1 after finishing the third game 11-7. She proved herself uncatchable by crushing the former world number one with overwhelming wins of 11-3 in game four and 11-1 in game five.

"I'm always a slow starter. You can see how I lost the first game. It's a problem that's haunted me for a long time," said Chen. "I'll try to keep myself up and be more experienced before Olympics."

Chinese players also won the women's doubles and mixed doubles events.

It took Chinese pair Chen Meng/Wang Manyu four games to see off Japan's Hirano Miu/Ishikawa Kasumi 3-1 in the women's doubles final on Saturday, and a hard-fought battle for Xu Xin/Liu Shiwen to overwhelm Japan's Mima Ito and Jun Mizutani to add for China the mixed doubles title later that day.

(With input from Xinhua News Agency)