Bianca Andreescu needed to burrow profound as the Canadian youngster won her first match since her US Open heroics with triumph in the China Open initially round on Monday.
The 19-year-old vanquished 60th-positioned Aliaksandra Sasnovich of Belarus 6-2, 2-6, 6-1 in what was now and again an unconvincing exhibition.
Andreescu, the new star of ladies' tennis, completed the match with 31 unforced blunders.
The world number six, who dazed Serena Williams in the last at Flushing Meadows, landed in Beijing on a keep running of 13 successes in succession.
She looked all set to carry on her rankling structure against Sasnovich and unequivocally caught the primary set.
Yet, Andreescu battled with her serve in the second, totting up six twofold blames and was in threat of losing her cool in the cloudiness of the Chinese capital.
Ordinary request was reestablished in the choosing set, Andreescu breaking Sasnovich's first assistance game and after that standing her ground to take a 3-0 lead and a preferred position she would not give up.
The Canadian sensation next plays Elise Mertens, the world number 23 from Belgium.
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