Li Ning's Life Story

The main torchbearer of the 29th Beijing Olympic Games in 2008.

Gender: male

Ethnic group: Zhuang nationality

Height:1.64m.

Weight: 58 kg

Date of birth: 1963-9-8

Place of birth: Liuzhou, Guangxi

Native place: Laibin City, Guangxi

Now he has immigrated to Hong Kong through the Hong Kong Talent Scheme.

Wife: Chen.

Education: Peking University Bachelor of Laws, 1998. EMBA Class 2000, Guanghua School of Management, Peking University.

Sports: gymnastics

Sports experience: He began to practice gymnastics at the age of 7, joined the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region Gymnastics Team at the age of 10, and was selected into the National Gymnastics Training Team at the age of 1980.

Best result: 1982 In the 6th World Cup Gymnastics Competition, he won six championships in all seven individual events, including men's all-around, floor exercise, horizontal bar, vault, pommel horse and rings, and the other parallel bars events also won the third place, making him the only athlete who has achieved such amazing results in the world gymnastics history so far. Because this achievement can only be broken by winning all seven individual gold medals or six individual gold medals including all-around plus a silver medal in individual events, Li Ning's achievement in that year was not only unprecedented, but also almost unprecedented, creating a myth in the history of gymnastics in the world, and was called "Prince of gymnastics".

2. Editor of sports achievements: This paragraph 198 1 World Universiade floor exercise, pommel horse champion, fifth all-around.

In the 6th World Cup Gymnastics Competition from 65438 to 0982, she won the floor exercise, horizontal bar, vault, pommel horse, rings and hexathlon, becoming the first gymnast in the world gymnastics history to achieve such good results.

1982 gymnastics all-around, rings champion, parallel bars runner-up and men's team champion in the 9th Asian Games.

1983 Men's team champion, vault runner-up and floor exercise third place in the 22nd World Gymnastics Championships.

1984 The 23rd Olympic Games won three gold medals in floor exercise, rings and pommel horse, a bronze medal in vault and all-around and a silver medal in men's team.

1985 ring champion, pommel horse, floor exercise and team runner-up in the 23rd World Gymnastics Championships.

1986 10 Asian Games gymnastics all-around, floor exercise, rings champion.

1986 All-around Champion of pommel horse and floor exercise in the 7th World Gymnastics Championships.

3. Honorary Editor of China District: His original movements "The rings are hung on the suspenders and then placed with right-angle support" and "The parallel bars turn around 180 degree handstand" were named "The rings are placed by Li Ning" and "The parallel bars turn around by Li Ning" by the International Sports Federation.

1980 won the title of athlete.

1983 was elected as one of the top ten athletes in China.

1984 won the first-class military medal of the General Political Department of the People's Liberation Army of China, the title of New Long March Assaulter awarded by the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League, and the title of Special Model Worker awarded by the Guangxi People's Government.

1985 was elected as one of the top ten athletes in China and joined the China * * * production party.

1986 was elected as one of the top ten athletes in China and won the title of international athlete.

1987 was elected as one of the top ten athletes in China.

1987 was accepted as a member of the IOC Athletes' Committee and became the only representative in Asia.

1994 was named "45 sports heroes in the 45th anniversary of the founding of New China".

1999 was rated as "the best athlete of this century" by the International Sports Journalists Association.

1999 was selected as the "Fifty Stars of New China Sports" jointly sponsored by China Sports Daily, CCTV and Shandong Weifang Yaxing Group.

1999 was elected as the "Star of the Century" China's best athlete jointly sponsored by Chinese Olympic Committee, Fok Ying Tung Foundation and China Sports Journalists Association.

In 2000, he was included in the International Gymnastics Hall of Fame by the International Sports Federation and became the first gymnast in China.

He won the 14 world championship and world record.

In 2008, he was elected as the torchbearer of the 29th Olympic Games in China, and lit the Olympic flame as the last torchbearer.