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Name: Li Lishan.

Gender: Female

Representative area: Hongkong, China.

Birthday: 1970.9.5

Height:1.70m.

Weight: 58 kg

Project: windsurfing

Family: Husband: Huang Desen Daughter: Huang.

Star files and brilliant records

Li Lishan, a player from China and Hongkong, is called "the queen of the wind". She won the women's windsurfing champion at the Atlanta Olympic Games with 1996, which was the first Olympic gold medal for China and Hongkong delegations, and also the first China person to win the Olympic windsurfing gold medal. Received an honorary doctorate in social sciences from the Chinese University of Hong Kong.

China and Hongkong have never won medals in any Olympic Games since 1952 Helsinki Olympic Games. Li Lishan's victory in the196 Atlanta Olympic Games will open a new Olympic chapter for China and Hongkong.

Li Lishan practiced windsurfing under the guidance of his uncle Li Gen since childhood, and began to participate in competitions at the age of 17. At the age of 65,438+09 (65,438+0989), he became a member of the Hong Kong team, and the coach was April.

She has won many international championships for many years, and won the first Olympic gold medal in Hong Kong's history at the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games. The news caused a sensation in Hong Kong. At that time, the island where she lived held a celebration party of 10,000 people, and the TV station broadcasted it live from the moment she landed in Hong Kong. This gold medal once led to the craze of learning windsurfing in Hong Kong. After winning the prize, she excitedly told reporters: "Hong Kong athletes are not rubbish! (Hong Kong athletes are not rubbish! ) ",became a famous sentence for a while. The source of the matter is that when Li Lishan represented Hong Kong in the European Sailing Championships in the 1960s and 1990s, the conference originally wanted to let more non-Europeans take the opportunity to compete with different people, but later the number of applicants exceeded 60. It attracted some European players to criticize a group of Hong Kong delegates, saying that Hong Kong athletes are rubbish. Why should they compete for the qualification? They didn't let out their anger until they won the prize.

Li Lishan's outstanding achievements in sports have won her many honors, including 1997 Staff Medal awarded by the Queen of England, and bronze bauhinia star awarded by Hong Kong Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa in 2003. She has been elected as an outstanding athlete in Hong Kong for many times. In addition, in 1996, the year when Hong Kong won the first Olympic gold medal, she was allowed to take the subway for free for life by the Hong Kong MTR Corporation. After winning the Olympic gold medal, Li Lishan became the idol of Hong Kong people. The Hong Kong cartoon The Story of McDull takes Li Lishan and Reagan as characters and the protagonist as the research object.

After being frustrated in the 9th National Games, Li Lishan once intended to retire, but in 200 1, she once again won the first place in the world women's Olympic Games. This is the third time that she has won this honor after 1996 and 1998. It is also for this reason that Li Lishan decided to stick to the Busan Asian Games, and winning another gold medal for China and Hong Kong at the Athens Olympic Games became her only wish before retiring.

1990 runner-up of Beijing Asian Games;

1992 Barcelona Olympic Games11;

1993 world champion;

1994 runner-up of Hiroshima Asian Games;

1995 3rd place in the World Championship;

1996 world championship runner-up;

1996 Atlanta Olympic champion, won the Olympic gold medal for China and Hongkong delegations, and was also the first China person to win the Olympic windsurfing gold medal.

1998 champion of Bangkok Asian Games;

In the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games, women's windsurfing ranked sixth in the Michaelis class;

200 1 ninth national games women's windsurfing Michaelis runner-up;

2002 Busan Asian Games champion women's windsurfing Michaelis champion;

In 2003, the runner-up of the Michaelis class in women's windsurfing in Athens sailing competition;

2003 national windsurfing championship women's windsurfing Michaelis champion;

Fourth place in Athens Olympic Games in 2004.

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1996 MBE awarded by Queen Elizabeth II.

1997 Top Ten Outstanding Young People in Hong Kong

In 2002, he was awarded an honorary doctorate in social sciences by the Chinese University of Hong Kong.

In 2003, he was awarded the bronze bauhinia star by Tung Chee-hwa, Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

Li Lishan (26th women's sailing champion) oil painting on canvas.

Signature: Wan Jiyuan exhibited in 2002: "Olympic Gold Medal List", one of China youth aesthetic painting projects, exhibited in China Revolution Museum, from September 2 to September 4, 2002. Wan Jiyuan (b. 1953-) is from Jiangxi. 1974 graduated from the art department of Jiangxi Normal University, and worked as a full-time painter in Jiangxi Exhibition Hall and Jiangxi Painting and Calligraphy Institute. He is currently the deputy director of China Foreign Art Exhibition Center of the Ministry of Culture, a national first-class artist, a member of China Artists Association, and a visiting professor at the Academy of Fine Arts of Jiangxi Normal University. As a national artistic emissary, he has visited dozens of countries in the world, participated in dozens of exhibitions at home and abroad, and many works have been collected by domestic and foreign art institutions. 200 1 "Art Journey-Wan Jiyuan's Global Sketch and Oil Painting Exhibition" was held in China Art Museum. In 2004, the exhibition "Dove of Peace Flying Over Jerusalem-Diary of Century Oil Painting" was held in China Art Museum. Publication: Olympic Gold Medal List, sponsored by China Youth Development Service Center, published by a Hong Kong gallery, first edition in August 2002.