What is Ho Chun leung s identity? He Zhenliang s character evaluation

He Zhenliang (1929) was born in Wuxi, Jiangsu, a sports diplomat, a pioneer of sports in New China, and a witness to the history of sports in New China. He is currently a member of the IOC Executive Committee and the Honorary Chairman of the Chinese Olympic Committee. He used to be the Vice President of the International Olympic Committee, the President of the Chinese Olympic Committee, and the Deputy Director of the National Sports Commission.

Mr. He Zhenliang participated in Beijing's bid for the Olympic Games twice and served as the Chinese presenter for the Olympic bid twice, and is a landmark figure in Beijing's bid from failure to success. His status, prestige and influence in the IOC, his experience and excellent language skills, and the tremendous physical and mental work he put into his twilight years played an extremely important role in the success of Beijing's bid to host the 2008 Summer Olympics. He Zhenliang is a witness of New China's sports to the world, and has been rated as one of the top ten most influential sports leaders in the world by foreign sports publications.

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Ho Chun-leung helped the Olympic Movement better understand his country, the Chinese people and its outstanding culture. The International Olympic Movement has lost one of its most ardent ambassadors. (IOC President Ba Draft, Duan Heqi, only commented on the key to the difficult reputation).

He Zhenliang is a "career politician" who "helped China return to the Olympic movement" and "helped Beijing win the right to host the 2008 Summer Olympics." (IOC Review).

He Zhenliang is modest and upright, profound and elegant, when the Olympic bid city used to establish personal files for Olympic Committee members, so as to vote for their favorites and bribes, after the Salt Lake City scandal, He Lao's file is a blank sheet of paper, and is evaluated as "a person who cannot be bought". (Yang Hua commented).

He Zhenliang is a witness of New China's sports to the world, and has been rated as one of the top ten most influential sports leaders in the world by foreign sports publications. (NetEase Review).

In the eyes of many people, He Zhenliang stood at the watershed of Beijing's Olympic bid, and was an iconic figure that cannot be forgotten, and a foreign sports publication once named him one of the top ten most influential sports leaders in the world. (Sina Commentary).

In the IOC, Ho Zhenliang is very good at coordinating all parties because of his excellent language skills, and is valued as a rare and "unbrided" member. As He Zhenliang, who has the dual identity of **** and Olympic Committee, it is naturally not easy to balance and coordinate the interests of all parties, he must not only strive for the interests of the country, but also think about the interests of the International Olympic Committee. Such an identity also made He Zhenliang contradict the General Administration of Sports, and the General Administration of Sports expressed its dissatisfaction with He Zhenliang when Beijing bid for the Olympic Games for the first time.

In 2001, after the successful bid to return to the Olympic Games, Yuan Weimin's autobiography alluded to Ho Zhenliang's failure to protect national interests during the bid for the Beijing Olympic Games, especially questioning his support for South Korea's Kim Yun-ryong for the presidency of the International Olympic Committee and not supporting Rogge. He Zhenliang also responded to this afterwards and explained that in view of the complicated situation, He Zhenliang nominally agreed to Jin Yunlong's request and jointly signed to support his election, but it did not mean that he voted for him, and still fulfilled his promise to Rogge and voted for Rogge. <>

In the last few years of his life, He Zhenliang originally hoped to write a book of his life's Olympic experience and leave another legacy to China's sports industry. But because of the severe kidney disease that dragged down the body, He Zhenliang's wish was not fulfilled. -- Mr. He Zhenliang, who made outstanding contributions to the success of China's Olympic bid, passed away