Wang Nan started playing at the age of 7, and 1985 began to contact table tennis. 1989 entered Fushun Sports School and studied under Zhang. 1992 joined the Liaoning team, with Zhang as the coach; 1at the end of 1993, 1993 was selected as the national team of China. At that time, the head coach was Zeng Chuanqiang. Wang Nan's left backhand, 1994 Swedish Open women's singles champion, 1995 China Open women's singles champion. Since 1996, ITTF's ranking of women's singles in the world has increased year by year, 1996, 5th, 1997, 3rd, 1998, 1 65438+2000. 198 champion of women's singles and women's doubles in China table tennis star competition, champion of regional open competitions, champion of women's team and mixed doubles in Asian Championship, runner-up. After the Asian Games in Bangkok, Wang Nan staged the "Four Happiness" in one fell swoop, winning four gold medals in table tennis (women's singles, women's team, Wang mixed doubles and Li Ju women's doubles), and then going to the World Cup. 1July 99916th, Wang Nan, aged 2 1 year, joined the China * * * Production Party. In 2002, Wang Nan was elected as the representative of The 16th National Congress of the Communist Party of China.

After winning the women's team championship at the World Table Tennis Championships in Bremen in 2006, Wang Nan surpassed Deng Yaping with a score of 19, becoming the table tennis player with the most world championships in China. Although she handed her elder sister's scepter to her younger brother Zhang Yining after 2004, Wang Nan's domineering and anchor role on the court made her an indispensable elder sister of the China women's team. Wang Nan has won 24 world championships.

On May 27th, 2007, the 49th World Table Tennis Championships ended the competition for the penultimate event-women's doubles. Wang Nan/Zhang Yining swept away the difficulty of singles, beating/Li 4-0, with scores of 1 1 5 and16 for three consecutive years. 1 1 9, this is Wang Nan's women's doubles champion in five consecutive World Table Tennis Championships (cooperation with Li Ju in 45th and 46th sessions, cooperation with Zhang Yining in 47th, 48th and 49th sessions), the fourth gold medal in Bangkok Asian Games after 1998, and the third consecutive women's singles champion in 2003 World Table Tennis Championships. In 2007, Wang Nan was re-elected as the representative of the 17th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and became a member of the presidium of the Congress.

Wang Nan retired after the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. Joined the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League in 2009. On the morning of September 23rd, 20 10, Wang Nan successfully gave birth to her son Guo Qi.

On June 27th, 2007, at the invitation of Minister Yang Jiechi of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Wang Nan, the first female table tennis player in the history of the world to win the Olympic Games, the World Table Tennis Championships and the World Cup, gave a special report entitled "Life and Career" to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Nearly 200 people from various units of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs attended. After the meeting, Minister Yang Jiechi cordially met with Wang Nan and exchanged views.

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The first singles world champion

From 65438 to 0994, Wang Nan, who won the first women's singles title in the Swedish table tennis open, began to attract people's attention. At that time, Wang Nan was only 16 years old. 18, Wang Nan participated in the team's Atlanta Olympic trials, but at that time, although Wang Nan was already famous, it was the first time to experience such a "big scene". Wang Nan said that he was so scared that his legs trembled and his hands could not control the racket. As a result, of course, he missed the Atlanta Olympics.

1997 At the 44th World Championship held in April, Wang Nan won the women's team championship in cooperation with former table tennis superstar Deng Yaping and teammates Li Ju, Angelababy and Wang Chen, which was also her first world title. In that competition, she also cooperated with Wang to win the third place in mixed doubles; In cooperation with Li Ju, she won the second place in women's doubles and women's singles.

From 65438 to1September 1997, Wang Nan won the women's singles championship, which was the first time she won the singles world championship.