Brief introduction of Zheng Fengrong's children

Brief introduction of Zheng Fengrong's children: Zheng Fengrong has no son, and her daughter Debra Duan, a high jumper, immigrated to Canada in 199s.

Zheng Fengrong, born in Jinan, Shandong Province in 1937, joined the China * * * Production Party in 1965. China female high jumper, 1.7 meters tall. Zheng Fengrong has no son, and her daughter Debra Duan is also a high jumper. She immigrated to Canada in 199s.

Debra Duan has a daughter and a son. Her daughter Zheng Nina Li is a high jumper, and her son Zheng Enlai (formerly known as Zheng Tai and Ty Schultz) is an ice hockey player. Both siblings are naturalized in China.

Zheng Nina Li (November 12, 1998 ——), also known as Nina Schultz, is a track and field athlete in China, who participated in heptathlon and pentathlon.

Ty Schultz, formerly known as Zheng Tai, male, was born in Canada on March 5, 1997. Later, Zheng Fengrong promoted Zheng Enlai's naturalization in China. China ice hockey player, playing for Beijing Kunlun Hongxing Ice Hockey Club.

Zheng Fengrong's main achievements

The Guinness Book of Track and Field in Britain introduced Zheng Fengrong and published her photos.

In p>1956, he was awarded the title of master athlete, and in 1959, he was awarded the badge of honor in sports by the State Sports Commission.

In p>1959, when the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications issued the "First National Games" stamp, it designed a high jump stamp based on Zheng Fengrong.

In p>1984, he was awarded as one of the outstanding athletes in the thirty-five years since the founding of the People's Republic of China.

In October p>1987, he was awarded the "Gold Medal of the 75th Anniversary of the IAAF" by the IAAF.

On May 15th, 1995, Zheng Fengrong accepted the Olympic Medal personally awarded by IOC President Samaranch in the Great Hall of the People.

On May 29th, 211, Who's Who in China successfully held the first award ceremony of "Outstanding Chinese" in the press room of Beijing the State Council Information Office. Ms. Zheng Fengrong won the "Outstanding Chinese Award" of Who's Who in China, which affirmed Ms. Zheng Fengrong's personal achievements and contribution to society.