The two world record co-holders in men's 110m hurdles, Colin Jackson of Britain and China's Liu Xiang, are likely to meet in Beijing next month.
Local reports say, the Welsh hurdler will visit Beijing next month as a member of a British delegation.
The Chinese hosts are planning to arrange a meeting between the two world record co-holders.
The 12.91-second world record of men's 110m hurdles was set up by Colin Jackson in 1993.
Chinas Liu Xiang tied that record during his triumphant sprint at last year's Athens Olympics.
