Li Nan, a former female table tennis player in China.

Technical characteristics: direct grip with left hand, arc coil combined with fast break play.

Husband: Shi Zhihao (former head coach of the national table tennis women's team, now has a daughter, nicknamed Xiaoxiao, named Shi Zenan).

1997, 1998 women's singles third in the national youth championship;

1998 women's doubles fifth in the national championship;

1999 champion of mixed doubles in national championship, champion of women's doubles in China Open, third in women's singles and third in women's singles in 45th World Table Tennis Championships;

2000 French Open women's doubles champion;

Runner-up in women's singles in 200 1 Croatia Open and fifth in women's singles in 46th World Table Tennis Championships;

Champion and runner-up of women's singles in Australian Open in 2002, champion and runner-up of women's singles in Egyptian Open, champion and runner-up of women's doubles in US, Poland and Denmark, runner-up of women's doubles in ITTF Finals and runner-up of women's singles in World Cup;

Champion of women's team, women's doubles and mixed doubles in 2003 Asian Championship, runner-up in women's singles in Japan and China Open, semi-final of mixed doubles in the 47th World Table Tennis Championships;

In 2007, it was taken away by Chongqing Kant Club at the delisting meeting of table tennis super transfer, with a sky-high price of 654.38+0.55 million. Li Nan played for Founder of Beijing Peking University in 2006, representing the Beijing team in the Table Tennis Super League for 23 times, with a record of 16 wins and 7 losses, with a winning percentage of 69.6%, ranking fourth in the whole winning percentage list;

In 2008, she won the super girl table tennis championship on behalf of Luneng team.