Kong Linghui s introduction, Kong Linghui s current situation

After Kong Linghui left the table tennis coach, he devoted himself to the purple clay pot business.

Kong Linghui, male, Han nationality, born on October 18, 1975 in Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, is a Chinese table tennis player, world champion, Olympic champion, known as the "Prince of Table Tennis". Over the years, it has been ranked among the top in the world men's singles rankings published by the International Table Tennis Federation. World Table Tennis Championships, World Cup and Olympic Table Tennis Men's Singles "Grand Slam" winner.

In 2006, she officially announced her retirement and served as the coach of the Chinese women's table tennis team. In 2013, she officially served as the head coach of the Chinese women's table tennis team. On May 30, 2017, the Chinese Table Tennis Association decided to suspend Kong Linghui's work as the head coach of Chinese women's table tennis and immediately return to China for further investigation and processing.

Athletic Experience:Kong Linghui won the men's singles championship at the Sydney Olympics and sang the national anthem together.

In 1989, he won the men's singles championship in the National Junior Table Tennis Championship and the Asian Junior Table Tennis Championship.

In 1990, in the National Table Tennis Association Cup, he defeated the famous Chinese player Chen Longcan.

1991 National Championship Men's Team Champion (with Wang Fei and Wang Yonggang).

In September 1993, he won the third place in the men's doubles of the Seventh Games (with Wang Yonggang).

Kong Linghui is the head coach of the Chinese women's table tennis team.

At the end of November 2012, the coach competition ceremony of the Chinese table tennis team was held, and Shi Zhihao officially stepped down as the head coach of the Chinese women's team. At the competition ceremony, only Kong Linghui competed for the coach of the women's team in the new cycle. Although the official appointment of coach Kong Linghui has not been issued for a long time, Kong Linghui has already fulfilled his duties as a head coach during the direct match.

Supplement: Kong Linghui, a native of Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, is a world-famous table tennis player and is known as the "Prince of Table Tennis". Over the years, it has been ranked among the top in the world men's singles rankings published by the International Table Tennis Federation.

World Table Tennis Championships, World Cup and Olympic Table Tennis Men's Singles "Grand Slam" winner. In 2006, she officially announced her retirement and served as the coach of the Chinese women's table tennis team.

Get married, with Ma Su! I recommend you to watch the two of them have an appointment with Luyu, which is not bad.

He is the coach of the Chinese women's team.

The current situation of Kong Linghui, the meritorious service of national table tennis, is seriously fat, he is still single, and there is no hope of returning to national table tennis!

yes, what a celebrity.

Earlier, there was a lot of news that Kong Linghui had married a female artist named Yang Shushou Xunting. However, according to what I have learned, Kong Linghui did have a relationship with a female artist named Yang Shuting, but whether Yang Shuting is Kong Linghui's wife is difficult to say.

Kong Linghui Name: Kong Linghui.

Nickname: Xiaohui, Ling Hui Gender: Male Nationality:

P.R. China Date of Birth: October 18, 1975 Height: m Weight:

63 kg Blood Type: B Favorite Colors: Blue, White, Black The happiest and most memorable thing:

Winning at the World Series The most hated person: The liar Representative unit: Heilongjiang Beginner playing age:

The right hand crosses and lets Wang Han shoot Hobbies: Watching videos, listening**, reading books and laughing, chatting Favorite aphorism: Confidence does not necessarily win, no confidence will definitely lose Education:

He is currently studying at Harbin Institute of Technology In 1995, he was the men's team champion and men's singles champion of the 43rd World Table Tennis Championships, the team champion of the 2nd World Men's Table Tennis Club Championships in 2000, the 16th World Cup men's singles champion in 1995, the men's doubles champion of the 26th Olympic Games in 1996, the men's team champion and men's doubles champion of the 44th World Table Tennis Championships in 1997, and the men's doubles champion of the 45th World Table Tennis Championships in 1999.