Name: Li Jingjing
Gender: Female
Date of birth: Feb. 1, 1985
Place of birth: Changle, Fujian Province
Hei
ght: 168cm
Weight: 55kg
Sport: Canoe slalom
Registered Olympic item: kayak
Resume:
1992 swimming training in Taijing Juvenile Sports School
1999 canoe slalom training in Fujian Team
2000 joined the national team
Main record:
2000 gold medal in Asian Championship
2001 gold medal in Asian Championship
2003 gold medal in National Championship
2003 gold medal in China National City Games
Personal best: placed 15th in the World Cup
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Name: Lin Zhongzai
Gender: male
Date of birth: Aug. 29, 1981
Place of birth: Fu'an County, Fujian Province
Height: 178cm
Weight: 85kg
Item: shooting (air pistol)
Personal best: gold medal of pistol slow shoot in the 2005 World Cup
Resume:
1999 trained in Fujian Provincial Team, coached by Mr. Zhang Jianping
2005 joined the National Team, coached by Mr. Wang Yifu
Main Record:
2005 gold medal of pistol slow shoot in the 2005 World Cup
2005 silver medal in the grand finals of the World Cup
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Name: XU Haifeng
Gender: Male
Date of birth: August 10, 1957
Place of birth: Fujian Province
Sport: Shooting
Personal best: Los Angeles Olympic Games - 1st air pistol
Sports career:
Took to playing with the sling as a little boy. Though never received any
regular training in shooting, he was determined to be a crack shot. Through
years of practice, he became a real marksman with superb skills. He joined the
Anhui provincial shooting team in 1982 and the national team in 1984.
Major achievements:
1983 the V National Games - 2nd pistol slow shoot and air pistol
1984 the XXIII Olympic Games - 1st air pistol (first Olympic gold medal for
China)
1986 the X Asian Games - 1st free pistol (660pts, surpassing WR), air
pistol & free pistol team
1986 National Shooting Competition - Bettering WR in small-bore free pistol
(662pts)
1990 Beijing Asian Games - four gold medals
1991 World Air Pistol Championship -1st
1991 the VII Asian Championships - five gold medals
Honours:
1984 Awarded National Sports Medal of Honour by the State Physical Culture
and Sports Commission
1984 & 1986 Twice selected one of National Top Ten Athletes
Coaching experience:
1996 his trainees Li Duihong struck gold in Atlanta Olympics
2000 his trainee Tao Luna won Sydney Olympic gold
