The picture shows the Chinese sports delegation entering the stadium at the opening ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics on July 23.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Xu Chang
Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, December 1st (Reporters Pan Yi, Wang Yao, Wei Hua) The high-profile delegation of mainland Olympic athletes visiting Hong Kong will arrive in Hong Kong on December 3 for a three-day exchange event.
A total of 29 athletes from track and field, swimming, diving, weightlifting, gymnastics, trampoline, rowing, kayaking, cycling, fencing, table tennis, and badminton participated in the Tokyo Olympics.
The following is a profile of the characters (in order of project):
"Asian Flying Man": Su Bingtian
In the men's 100-meter semi-finals of the Tokyo Olympics, Su Bingtian broke the Asian record with a speed of 9.83 seconds. He ranked first in the semi-finals and advanced to the final, becoming the first Chinese to stand on the runway of the men's "flying man" final of the Olympic Games.
After that, Su Bingtian won the sixth place in the final with 9 seconds 98, making history again.
Running 10 seconds twice in such a short time is a miracle in Asia.
Women's shot put champion: Gong Lijiao
On August 1, Gong Lijiao at the award ceremony.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Ju Huanzong
Gong Lijiao has practiced shot put for 21 years and is a leading figure in Chinese women's shot put.
At the Tokyo Olympics, Gong Lijiao, as the "four dynasty veteran" of the Olympics, wrote the "Legend of a Veteran".
In the final, she repeatedly set her personal best and finally won the championship with a record of 20 meters 58.
This is also the first field event gold medal in the history of the Chinese Olympics.
Women's Javelin Throw Championship: Liu Shiying
On August 6, Liu Shiying celebrated her victory after the women's javelin final in the Tokyo Olympics.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Lan Hongguang
At the Tokyo Olympics, Liu Shiying won the women's javelin gold medal with a score of 66 meters 34, becoming the first person in China and even Asia to win the Olympic javelin gold medal.
At the critical moment, the strength and stability of the mentality played a decisive role.
Women's 4X200m freestyle relay champion: Yang Junxuan, Tang Muhan
On July 29th, Chinese team players Yang Junxuan, Tang Muhan, Zhang Yufei, and Li Bingjie (from left to right) took a group photo after the award ceremony.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Xia Fangfang
In the finals of the 4X200m freestyle relay in the Tokyo Olympics, Yang Junxuan, Tang Muhan, Zhang Yufei and Li Bingjie teamed up to defeat the two popular American and Australian teams, winning the championship and breaking the world record with a time of 7:40.33.
Yang Junxuan swims the first bat, gaining a lead for the Chinese team.
With the excellent performance of the second club, Tang Muhan extended the lead of the Chinese team from 0.14 seconds at the time of the baton to 0.45 seconds at the time of the handover.
Yang Junxuan has a quiet personality, loves painting and calligraphy, and is a "little talented girl" in the swimming team.
On New Years and holidays, the gifts she often gives are autographs, couplets and blessings.
Diving men's double single 3m springboard double champion: Xie Siquan
On August 3, Chinese player Xie Sisi at the award ceremony.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Xu Chang
At the Tokyo Olympics, Xie Siyu teamed up with Wang Zongyuan to win the men's double 3m springboard gold medal, and then defeated Wang Zongyuan to win the men's 3m springboard gold medal.
Wang Zongyuan won the silver medal.
Xie Siquan also became the second athlete to win the men's 3-meter springboard "double champion" in a single Olympics after Xiong Ni, the "prince of diving".
Xie Siquan suffered a serious ankle fracture in 2014. Two steel nails and a rivet were implanted in the wound.
The doctor had warned him that he could no longer practice diving.
However, he refused to surrender to fate.
Diving men's double 3m springboard champion: Wang Zongyuan
On July 28, Chinese player Xie Sisi (left)/Wang Zongyuan after the award ceremony.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Chen Jianli
In Tokyo, Wang Zongyuan, who played in the Olympics for the first time, and Xie Siyu won the men's doubles gold medal in the 3-meter springboard. This was the only event that the Chinese diving "dream team" missed at the Rio Olympics. Wang Zongyuan and Xie Siyu successfully made up for this regret.
Women's weightlifting 49 kg champion: Hou Zhihui
On July 24, Hou Zhihui at the award ceremony.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Yang Lei
In the women's 49 kg weightlifting competition at the Tokyo Olympics, Hou Zhihui won the gold with a total score of 210 kg.
The coach commented on her as "high concentration, good coordination, and an athlete who uses his brain to train."
Women's weightlifting 87 kg champion: Wang Zhouyu
On August 2, Chinese player Wang Zhouyu at the award ceremony.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Yang Lei
The women's 87 kg class is a new class set by the International Lifting Federation in 2018. Wang Zhouyu was promoted from the 76 kg class. Not everyone is willing to gain 10 kg.
Champion of women's weightlifting over 87 kg: Li Wenwen
On August 2nd, Chinese athlete Li Wenwen celebrated at the women's 87 kg and above weightlifting awards ceremony at the Tokyo Olympics.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Yang Lei
Li Wenwen has a cheerful personality and was once popular on the Internet for a small video about sleeping on the floor.
She once said jokingly: "Every fat girl has her own dream."
Men's weightlifting 61 kg champion: Li Fabin
On July 25, Li Fabin was in the game.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Yang Lei
In the national team full of masters, Li Fabin didn't win the opportunity to participate in the Olympics until recently.
In the Tokyo final, Li Fabin's "Golden Rooster Independence" shocked the world.
Men's weightlifting 67 kg champion: Chen Lijun
On July 25th, Chen Lijun at the award ceremony.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Yang Lei
In the final of the Tokyo Olympics, due to poor snatch performance, Chen Lijun was 11 kilograms behind his Colombian opponent.
But he only used one of the last two clean and jerk opportunities to reverse the comeback and successfully lifted 187 kg, an astonishing 12 kg more than his last attempt.
Men's weightlifting 73 kg champion: Shi Zhiyong
On July 28, Chinese athlete Shi Zhiyong won the championship in the men's 73 kg final of the Tokyo Olympic weightlifting event.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Yang Lei
Won the championship in the men's 73 kg weightlifting competition at the Tokyo Olympics and broke the world record for overall results.
When Shi Zhiyong was 11 years old, he carried a woven bag and went to Ningbo alone to break the world, and later became the men's 69 kg champion of the Rio Olympics.
After the Rio Olympics, the International Lifting Federation adjusted the weightlifting class and he was upgraded to the 73 kg class, but Shi Zhiyong could not be troubled by this.
Beginning in 2018, he has set a world record consecutively, setting the top spot in the 73 kg class.
Men's weightlifting 81 kg champion: Lv Xiaojun
On July 31, Lu Xiaojun celebrated after winning the men's 81 kg weightlifting finals at the Tokyo Olympics.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Yang Lei
Lu Xiaojun is the weightlifter with the most Olympic medals in China, and at the age of 37 he became the oldest Olympic champion in weightlifting history.
This is also his second Olympic gold medal in his life after winning gold in the London Olympics.
Men's Gymnastics Parallel Bar Champion: Zou Jingyuan
On August 3, Chinese player Zou Jingyuan (right) celebrated after the game.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Cheng Min
Zou Jingyuan's parallel bars strength can be described as one of the best in the current men's gymnastics world.
In the final of the parallel bars of the Tokyo Olympics, his nearly perfect moves did not leave his opponents any chance of surpassing.
Men's Gymnastics Ring Champion: Liu Yang
On August 2, China Liu Yang competed in the men's gymnastics ring finals at the Tokyo Olympics.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Zheng Huansong
Liu Yang's ring movements are as beautiful as a textbook.
At the Tokyo Olympics, his "king of contempt" by turning his neck on the ring was described by the official Twitter of the International Olympic Committee as: "How can anyone look so cool while competing on the ring!"
Women's trampoline champion: Zhu Xueying
On July 30, Chinese contestant Zhu Xueying at the award ceremony.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Cheng Min
On August 28, 2021, Zhu Xueying donated her Olympic gold medal and award-winning uniform to Tianjin Sports Museum, becoming the first athlete to donate a gold medal for the Tokyo Olympics.
She said, "It is more meaningful to display Olympic gold medals in a museum than at home. I look forward to more spectators walking into the progress hall, feeling the Olympic spirit, feeling the charm of sports culture, and absorbing the power of forging ahead."
Rowing Women's Quadruple Scull Championship: Cui Xiaotong, Lu Yang, Zhang Ling, Chen Yunxia
On July 28th, Chinese team players Chen Yunxia, Zhang Ling, Lu Yang, and Cui Xiaotong (from left to right) celebrated at the award ceremony.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Du Xiaoyi
Cui Xiaotong, Zhang Ling, Chen Yunxia and Lu Yang worked closely together in the women’s four scull finals of the Tokyo Olympics.
Cui Xiaotong, who has an excellent sense of water, as the lead oarsman at position 4, controlled the paddling rhythm of the four people well.
Cui Xiaotong, who used to practice single oars, only switched to double oars three years ago, but she trained hard and made rapid progress.
She often said, "If you don't torture yourself in training, you will be tortured by your opponents during the game."
As the second rower, Zhang Ling is the power of the whole boat.
As the number one counter oarsman with the highest technical requirements, Chen Yunxia maintained the balance of the entire boat very well.
She changed to rowing after five years of track and field practice, and she has outstanding physical fitness.
The third position oarsman Lu Yang assumes the role of all-around support. On the one hand, he assists the fourth position lead oarsman to control the rhythm.
Women's 500-meter double rowing champion in still water: Xu Shixiao, Sun Mengya
On August 7, Xu Shixiao (left)/Sun Mengya participated in the award ceremony in the rain.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhang Xiaoyu
In the still water women's double rowing finals of the Tokyo Olympics, Xu Shixiao and Sun Mengya partnered together to win the championship with the best performance in the Olympics and won the first Olympic gold medal for the Chinese women's canoeing team.
Xu Shixiao, who became famous as a young man, has experienced injuries, retirement and comeback one after another.
Xu Shixiao said that kayaking is a kind of feeling for her. Although there are losses and lows in the process, these eventually become the driving force for her to move forward.
Sun Mengya, who entered the sports school for only a year, almost gave up the kayaking road because of her father's injury, but she finally persevered.
Women's Track Cycling Team Championship: Angel Zhong
On August 2, Chinese players Zhong Tianshi (left) and Bao Shanju set off in the women's track cycling race in the Tokyo Olympics.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter He Changshan
At the Rio Olympics five years ago, Angel Zhong and Gong Jinjie partnered to win the championship in the event, achieving a "zero" breakthrough in China's cycling Olympic gold medal.
At the Tokyo Olympics, Angel Zhong and Bao Shanju broke the world record of the women's team race held by the Chinese team in 31.804 seconds, and defeated the powerful German team in the final, winning the second bicycle gold medal in Olympic history for the Chinese team.
Women's Individual Epee Championship: Sun Yiwen
On July 24, Sun Yiwen celebrated after winning the championship.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhang Hongxiang
At the Tokyo Olympics, Sun Yiwen won the first women's individual gold medal in the history of the Chinese Olympics with a light blow in the final "decisive sword" in overtime. He became the first Chinese fencer to win individual medals in two consecutive Olympic Games. .
Table tennis men's singles, men's team champion: Malone
On July 30, Malone kissed the gold medal at the award ceremony.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Wang Dongzhen
Ma Long is the first men's double slam and grand slam winner in the history of world table tennis.
The Tokyo Olympics has become a stage where Malone continues to refresh history.
Defeating the world number one Fan Zhendong to win the men's singles gold medal, Ma Long became the first man to defend the men's singles in the history of Olympic table tennis, and became the player with the most world championship titles in the history of table tennis.
Table tennis men's team champion: Xu Xin
On August 2, Chinese player Xu Xin was in the game.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Du Xiaoyi
The left hand is straight, and the style of play is unique.
In October of this year, at the Asian Table Tennis Federation Congress held in Doha, Qatar, Xu Xin was elected vice chairman of the Asian Table Tennis Federation.
Badminton mixed doubles champion: Wang Yilu, Huang Dongping
On July 30, at the badminton mixed doubles award ceremony for the Tokyo Olympics, champions Wang Yilyu (left) and Huang Dongping looked down at their gold medals.
Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Li Yibo
In the Tokyo Olympics badminton mixed doubles final, Wang Yilu's partner Huang Dongping, who participated in the Olympics for the first time, defeated teammate and top seed Zheng Siwei/Huang Yaqiong 2:1.
Wang Yilu has outstanding physical quality and strong will. He often said: "The most feared thing is that people have no goals, just like salted fish. With a clear goal, happiness will increase."
Huang Dongping often reminds herself: "No matter whether you have gained or not, it is definitely right to pay."