Chinese name: Ma Lin Nationality: Chinese Ethnicity: Han Birthplace: Shenyang, Liaoning Date of Birth: February 19, 1980 Height: 176cm Weight: 74kg Sports: Table Tennis Professional Features: Hold the racket straight in the right hand, Major awards for fast arc combined with loop play: Men’s singles championship at the 29th Beijing Olympic Games

Men’s team championship at the 29th Beijing Olympics Important event: Started playing ball at the age of 7

Entered in 1996 The latest world ranking of the national first team: No. 3 Supervising coach: Wu Jingping Enlightenment coach: Yang Chenli Catalog of table tennis players Domestic champions International champions Main results Ma Lin and Zhang Ningyi’s happy love Introduction by friends Starting a relationship A toy makes the love between two people deeper Concentrate on finishing the game Marriage and Divorce Troubles Technical Characteristics of Winning Olympic Games in 2008 Hebei Opera Performing Artist Associate Professor at the School of Arts of Hebei University Researcher at the Department of Civil Affairs of Heilongjiang Province Teacher Educational Background at Peking University Work Experience Writer at Xi'an Professor at the Children's Hospital of Shougang Medical University Research direction: Main publications: Work performance: International activities: Beijing Haidian Teacher Renmin University Associate Professor North China Coal Medical College President Tai'an Lawyers Association Post Bar Photo Album Table Tennis Players Domestic Champions International Champions Main Achievements Ma Lin and Zhang Ningyi's Happy Love Friend Introduction Starting a Love A Toy Makes Their Love Deeper Concentrate on Finishing the Game Re-marriage and divorce controversy Technical characteristics of winning the 2008 Olympic Games Hebei Opera performing artist Associate professor at Hebei University School of Arts Researcher at Heilongjiang Provincial Department of Civil Affairs Teacher education background at Peking University Work experience Writer at Xi'an Professor at Children's Hospital of Shougang Medical University Research direction: Main publications: Work performance: International activities : Beijing Haidian Teacher Renmin University Associate Professor North China Coal Medical College President Tai'an Lawyers Association Post Bar Expand Domestic Champion 1997 National Games Men's Team Champion, Men's Singles Runner-up 1998 National Club League A Champion (representing Bayi Team), National Championship Team and mixed doubles champion 1999 National Championship men’s singles champion 2001 National Games men’s singles and men’s doubles champion (with Liu Guozheng) 2003 National Championship mixed doubles champion (with Wang Nan) and men’s doubles third place (with Chen Qi) 2005 National Games men’s Double runner-up (with Zhang Chao) 2006 National Championship Men's Singles, Men's Doubles (with Chen Qi), Mixed Doubles (with Wang Nan) Champion 2007 National Championship Men's Doubles (with Wang Liqin) Champion 2008 National Championship Men's Doubles (with Zhang Chao) Runner-up 2009 The runner-up of the men's team in the National Games. In the 50th World Table Tennis Championships in 2010, he scored 2 points individually and defeated the German team 3:1 to win the men's team championship. International Champion Ma Lin 1996 Asian Cup Men's Singles Champion; Asian Championship Mixed Doubles Champion; 1997 Australian Open Men's Doubles Champion; Malaysian Open Men's Doubles Champion; 1998 Asian Championship Men's Doubles and Men's Team Champions; Malaysia Open Men's Singles Champion; 1999 Sweden Open men's doubles champion; French Open men's doubles champion; first World Table Tennis Club Championship men's team champion.

Main achievements: Champion of mixed doubles (with Zhang Yingying) at the 45th World Table Tennis Championships in 1999, runner-up in men's singles, runner-up in men's team (held in 2000), and won the Fair Play Award; champion of men's singles at the 21st World Cup in 2000 (this was also The first world championship won by the Chinese table tennis team after changing the size of the ball); the men's team champion of the 46th World Table Tennis Championships in 2001, the third place in men's singles, the quarterfinals of men's doubles and mixed doubles; the men's singles and Men's doubles champion; Denmark Open men's singles champion, men's doubles runner-up; Japan Open men's singles semi-finals, men's doubles champion; People's Republic of China Open men's singles, men's doubles runner-up, ITTF Tour Finals Men's singles champion: 2002 US Open men's singles and men's doubles champions, German Open men's singles and men's doubles champions, Poland and Denmark Open men's singles champions, Dutch Open men's doubles champions, ITTF Finals men's doubles champions, The 14th Asian Games men's team champion, the third runner-up in the men's doubles (with Kong Linghui), the third runner-up in the mixed doubles (with Li Nan); the 2003 47th World Table Tennis Championships mixed doubles (with Wang Nan) champion, the third runner-up in the men's doubles (with Qin Zhijian), Men's singles quarter-finals, men's singles and men's doubles champions at Korea, China and Denmark Opens, men's singles semi-finals and men's doubles champions at Japan Open, men's singles runner-up at German Open, men's doubles champions at Swedish Open, ITTF Finals Men's doubles champion, men's singles champion of the 24th World Cup (this is also the first men's singles world championship won by the Chinese table tennis team under the 11-point format); men's team champion of the 47th World Table Tennis Championships in 2004, Greek Open Men's doubles champion, Singapore Open men's doubles champion. Men's singles runner-up, Wuxi station men's singles and men's doubles champion, finals men's doubles champion, men's singles runner-up, 28th Athens Olympic Games men's doubles (with Chen Qi) champion, men's singles top 16; 25th World Cup men's singles champion ; 2005 Qatar Open men's singles and men's doubles runner-up, China Open (Harbin Station) men's doubles runner-up, the 48th World Table Tennis Championships men's singles runner-up, men's doubles third place (with Chen Qi), World Cup men's singles third place; 2006 Qatar Open men's singles runner-up, Kuwait Open men's singles and men's doubles champion, China Open men's singles Ma Lin champion, men's doubles runner-up, Singapore Open men's singles, men's doubles champion, China Open (Guangzhou Station) men's doubles runner-up, Japan Open men's doubles champion, fourth in men's singles in the Professional Tour Finals, men's doubles runner-up, King's Cup men's singles runner-up, 48th World Table Tennis Championships men's team champion, 27th World Cup men's singles champion, 15th Asian Games Men's team champion, mixed doubles (with Wang Nan) champion, men's doubles (with Chen Qi) runner-up, men's singles runner-up; National Table Tennis Championships men's singles, men's doubles (with Chen Qi), mixed doubles (with Wang Nan) champion. In 2007, he won the championship in men’s doubles (with Chen Qi), runner-up in men’s singles, and runner-up in mixed doubles (with Wang Nan) at the 49th World Table Tennis Championships, and won the title of “The Most Impressive Male Athlete”. World Cup men's singles quarterfinals, 5th World Cup men's team champion; Croatian Open men's doubles champion (with Wang Hao), Qatar Open men's singles champion, Kuwait Open men's singles runner-up, China Open men's singles champion, French Open men's singles champion Single champion, ITTF Professional Tour Finals men's singles champion, men's doubles runner-up (with Wang Hao), Grand King's Cup men's singles runner-up. In 2008, he won the men's team championship in the 49th World Table Tennis Championships. Qatar Open men's singles and men's doubles champions. China Open (Changchun Station) men's team champion, ITTF Tour Japan station men's singles champion, team champion. Korean Open runner-up, men's doubles runner-up (with Ma Long), 29th Beijing Olympic Games men's team champion, men's singles champion (This is also the first Olympic men's singles champion of Chinese table tennis under the 11-point competition system and the first straight reverse rubber men's singles Olympic champion in the history of Chinese table tennis). 2008 China Table Tennis Open Men's Doubles Champion (with Wang Liqin) 2008 ITTF Finals Men's Singles Top 4 2008 China Table Tennis Club Super League Men's Team Runner-up King's Cup Top 4 Men's Singles Top 4 Men's Doubles Champion (with Chen Qi): Quarterfinalist in men’s doubles and champion in men’s singles at Qatar Open. 2008 Men’s Singles Beijing Olympics Champion. In 2009, he was the third runner-up in men's singles at the 50th World Table Tennis Championships, becoming the only person in the world who has been among the top eight men's singles in the world championships in the 10 years when the rules of table tennis have changed the most.

But later, when she saw Zhang Ningyi's dramas one after another, and her performance slowly improved a lot, Ma Lin gradually began to feel more at ease with Zhang Ningyi. Zhang Ningyi’s support for the world champion is unwavering. In the 2006 "Direct to Bremen" World Table Tennis Championships national table tennis men's team trials, Ma Lin was in very bad shape and suffered four consecutive defeats. He was very depressed and hid in his dormitory without eating or drinking. At this time, Zhang Ningyi became the key weight to adjust Ma Lin's condition. After Zhang Ningyi learned that Ma Lin was in poor condition, he went to the hotel to order nutritional supplements such as shark's fin and bird's nest, and then watched him eat them one bite at a time. Before leaving, she didn't say anything. She just gave Ma Lin a toy - a stick made of special materials that could be bent and stretched and changed into various shapes. Ma Lin held the stick in her hand and played with it all afternoon. In the next game, Ma Lin suddenly got into shape, "killing whoever she saw, her eyes full of vigor", and pulled herself back from the edge of the cliff, and finally got the pass. Zhang Ningyi's intelligent approach to emotions deeply moved the delicate Ma Lin. From then on, Ma Lin's love for Zhang Ningyi deepened. In life, Ma Lin is Zhang Ningyi’s little sheep. Although she is murderous on the field, in life, Ma Lin is completely different. Zhang Ningyi happily called Ma Lin his cute little sheep. Zhang Ningyi said that she did everything by herself at home, such as where to put things and how to open DVDs. Ma Lin had to ask Zhang Ningyi for instructions before she knew. Every time Zhang Ningyi goes out to film, she always has to take the time to pay the household utility bills, license plate fees, etc. before going out. She never lets Ma Lin do these things. One time, Ma Lin called Zhang Ningyi and asked, "Honey, I want to take a shower. How do I turn on the faucet?" Zhang Ningyi said happily. Of course, there must be elements of coquettishness in this, but Ma Lin is indeed a man who only focuses on playing basketball. In life, he is just like his own little sheep, but he likes to take care of him like this all his life. Concentrate on finishing the competition before getting married. Regarding the future of the two of them, Zhang Ningyi said very sensibly that getting married must wait until Ma Lin has finished the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Competition will always be the top priority for the two of them. And Ma Lin also wants to win an Olympic gold medal and marry a bride at her doorstep. Divorce Storm 2009-09-27 Various media broke the news that Ma Lin and Zhang Ningyi were divorced. Ma Lin’s mother had been breaking the news that the two were unhappy in marriage, and had been criticizing her daughter-in-law to the media. After the incident, Zhang Ningyi responded to the media, "No matter what my parents-in-law say, I understand, because they are elders. I don’t want to be interviewed about this matter before Ma Lin plays the National Games, because I don’t want to affect his game; finally, because I still love Ma Lin and have always loved her. For him, I am willing to give up for his new happiness. It is also said that Ma Lin’s marriage was influenced by her mistress. Whether it is true or false, and what is right or wrong cannot yet be determined. At 2:00 pm on June 23, 2010, Ma Lin The divorce case with Zhang Ningyi was heard in the Beijing Daxing Court. Due to the serious dispute over property between the plaintiff and the defendant, the case could not be pronounced in court. The case was still under further proceedings. Zhang Ningyi updated his Weibo and blog before the trial, saying, " Decided to break up and let love live", and attached an intimate photo with Ma Lin to commemorate this long-lost relationship. However, after the court, Zhang Ningyi changed his attitude and expressed that he no longer wanted to be with Ma Lin, "I think Wrong person, he disappointed me so much." Ma Lin's divorce case stirred up controversy again and clarified: The Olympic champion was not the default choice. "I never said that the Olympic champion was the default choice. Every word I said in court was recorded. of! "Regarding some media's recent inaccurate reports on Ma Lin's divorce case, Liu Fengyan, director of the Table Tennis and Badminton Management Center of the State Sports General Administration, Liu Guoliang, head coach of the Chinese Table Tennis Men's Team, and Ma Lin held a special press conference in Beijing yesterday to clarify. Ma Lin's expression was indifferent. Since last year Since the National Games, Ma Lin's divorce has attracted much attention from the outside world. In recent days, media reports have revealed that after the divorce trial, the woman claimed that Ma Lin said in court that the Olympic champion was the official candidate for the table tennis team when answering questions about real estate. , and claimed that Ma Lin bribed coach Wu Jingping with a BMW car. "I never said these things.

The reason for the house is that before the Athens Olympics, the Guangdong Sports Bureau signed an agreement with a real estate developer. If Guangdong athletes win the Olympics, they will be rewarded with a house. The agreement was signed in June and the game was held in August, so the other party asked in court: Did the champion know in advance? I didn't say anything at that time. I didn't think there was any need to argue with her about these useless things. "Ma Lin cleared up her doubts. Her ex-wife Zhang Ningyi appeared in court. Liu Fengyan even asked passionately: "The achievements of Chinese table tennis are achieved through the hard work and hard work of several generations. They did not win so many Olympic champions and world champions by relying on unofficial appointments. Coaches and athletes have put in so much hard work in training, so should they be vilified so much? " Regarding the gift of a BMW car to the coach, Liu Fengyan said: "After the Beijing Olympics, BMW sold cars to Olympic champions at a preferential price, so Ma Lin gave this opportunity to her coach. This is a repayment of kindness. Common sense. It was indeed Ma Lin who advanced the money first, but coach Wu Jingping quickly gave the money to Ma Lin, and coach Wu Jingping also had evidence of giving the money. "Winning the 2008 Olympic Games. On the evening of August 23, 2008, the Beijing Olympic Games table tennis competition ended at the Peking University Gymnasium. In the last men's singles final of Ma Lin, Ma Lin defeated Wang Hao 4-1 and won the gold medal, while Wang Hao won the silver medal. In In the previous third-place match, Wang Liqin defeated Persson 4-0 and won the bronze medal. The Chinese players took the top three places. The scores in the five rounds of this game were 11-9, 11-9, 6-11, 11-7. 11 to 9. Both of them advanced smoothly. Ma Lin performed steadily in the previous games. In the third round, he first defeated Slovenia's Bojan Tokic 4-1, and then won two cards from Greece 4-0. Linikos Glinka and South Korean player Wu Shangyin. In the semi-finals, Ma Lin defeated teammate Wang Liqin 4-2 to enter the final. In the first round of the men's singles, Wang Hao defeated the chipper Chen Weixing, who represented Austria, 4-0. In the semifinals, Wang Hao defeated the 42-year-old Swedish veteran Persson 4-1 to win the gold medal for China in advance. Wang Hao won the first game of two consecutive games. Ma Lin performed well at the beginning and led 4-1. Then Wang Hao scored consecutively and tied the score at 4-4. Entering the middle of the game, Ma Lin again led 7-5. Gaining a weak lead and winning four game points at 10-6, Ma Lin seemed a little burdened. As a result, Wang Hao gave it a try and scored consecutively, once reaching 9-10 at the critical moment. The reverse pull was successful and they won the first game 11-9. In the second game, the two soon started a wonderful two-way pull. Since both straight skaters had the ability to play horizontally, the game looked thrilling. In contrast, Ma Lin's defense was better today, so after the stalemate, he gained an advantage and led 5-1. After that, Wang Hao still couldn't solve the defensive problem and had no way to deal with Ma Lin's short swing. Passive. Although Wang Hao recovered four match points as in the first game, Ma Lin still won another game 11-9, leading 2-0. Ma Lin won the third game by winning two more games. After seven rebounds, the winner was determined. Wang Hao gained one point first and got off to a good start with 3-1. After that, Ma Lin once again used the short-swinging tactic to achieve success. The score was tied at 5-5, and then took the lead 6-5. At the critical moment, Wang Hao scored five points in a row, surpassed 10-6, and finally regained the game 11-6, with a big score of 1-2. Falling behind. In the fourth game, Ma Lin scored two consecutive points to gain an advantage, but Wang Hao quickly tied the game at 3. After that, Wang Hao's morale was boosted, and he continued to attack Ma Lin's forehand to take the lead 6-3. In the middle of the game, Ma Lin regained his touch, and his return made Wang Hao pull the ball out of bounds many times. The result was a 7-7 tie. After that, Ma Lin scored four points in a row and won 11-7, leading by a big score of 3-1. In the fifth game, Ma Lin led 3-1 at the beginning and then expanded the advantage to 5-2. Wang Hao requested a timeout.

After the timeout, Ma Lin still controlled the situation and finally won the fifth game 11-9, defeating Wang Hao 4-1 and winning the men's singles gold medal. Ma Lin’s road to gold: 4-1 victory over Bojan Tokic (Slovenia), 4-0 victory over Kalinikos Glinka (Greece), 4-0 victory over Wu Shangyin (South Korea), 4-2 victory over Wang Liqin (China) 4 Beats Wang Hao (China) by 1. Technical characteristics Ma Lin uses a straight reverse glue style, with good feel, fast footwork and careful calculation. His skills in the first three strokes are unrivaled in today's table tennis world. His serves are varied and confusing, and can often create attacking opportunities. He can hit both straight lines and diagonal strokes on the table, especially sideways strokes. The quality of the pick is very high; the forehand fast-hand technique is skillful. Ma Lin's iconic sideways dash is her main scoring method. Ma Lin's backhand is characterized by pushing and blocking combined with straight horizontal strikes. When dealing with the opponent's backhand, combined with a side cut, it can effectively disrupt the opponent's rhythm, and she can turn sideways at any time to resolve the battle with a forehand rush.