Nationality: China.
Gender: Boys Day: 1975 438+00.438+08.
Place of birth: Harbin, Heilongjiang Province
Height:1.74m.
Weight: 63 kg
Beginner: 6 years old
Playing experience: 1986 joined the provincial and municipal teams, 199 1 joined the national team.
Technical play: right hand horizontal grip arc combined with fast break
Racket bottom plate: Japanese butterfly all-around attack bottom plate
Sponge rubber: forehand butterfly tackifier 2. 1, backhand butterfly tackifier 2. 1.
Forehand sponge: Shanghai hard sponge (blue)
Forehand rubber: Japanese butterfly rubber (red)
Backhand sponge: Japan
Backhand rubber: Tianjin Qiu Huan 999
The most unforgettable competition: the 43rd World Table Tennis Championships.
The biggest ideal: to win the Olympic singles championship.
Best friends: Liu and Guo Liang's brother Liu.
Favorite motto: confidence does not necessarily win, but no confidence will definitely lose.
Education: Currently studying at Harbin Institute of Technology.
Achievements: 1995 champion of men's team, champion of men's singles and runner-up of mixed doubles in the 43rd World Table Tennis Championships;
1995 world cup table tennis men's singles champion;
1996 men's doubles champion in the 26th Olympic Games;
1996 men's singles champion in the first ITTF professional finals;
1997 champion of men's team, runner-up of mixed doubles, champion of men's doubles and runner-up of men's singles in the 44th World Table Tennis Championships;
1997 ITTF professional finals men's singles champion;
1998 Ericsson China table tennis ring men's championship;
1999 champion of men's doubles in the 45th World Table Tennis Championships;
Champion of men's singles and runner-up of men's doubles in the 27th Olympic Games in 2000;
200 1 champion of the men's team, runner-up in men's singles and runner-up in men's doubles in the 46th World Table Tennis Championships.
At the 43rd World Table Tennis Championships from 65438 to 0995, Kong, who was only 20 years old, won the men's singles championship and reached the first peak of his sports career. In the following five years, Kong and Liu fought side by side in the China team. They not only made contributions frequently in team competitions, but also kept half of the country in singles competitions, and cooperated tacitly in doubles events, becoming the most effective pair of partners in table tennis in the world today. In the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games, Kong defeated his old rival Waldner in the final to win the gold medal in men's singles and the silver medal in men's doubles with Liu, reaching the peak of his career again.
Compared with Liu, who is good at passionate performance, Kong's skills are more comprehensive and his improvisation is relatively stable. After winning the gold medal in men's singles in Sydney Olympic Games, Kong's playing style showed more "king spirit". In today's China table tennis national team, although Wang, Liu are in full swing, Kong's rich competition experience is undoubtedly an important bargaining chip for him to beat his opponents.