What are the stories behind the Olympic figures, and what are the deeds of the Olympic figures?

The deeds of the Olympic characters are as follows:

1, Xu Haifeng. He once went to the countryside to become an educated youth, he once worked as a salesman in a supply and marketing cooperative, he once dreamed of becoming a soldier but failed again and again, and he was refused to join the provincial shooting team because of his age. But he used his strength to win the shooting championship at the Games and improved the provincial record by 26 rings.

With his never-say-die spirit, he won the country's first Olympic gold medal.

2, Natalia. She has done with one arm what is difficult for ordinary people to do with both hands, a strong girl who was born with a disability in her lower right arm, and a Polish "Venus" who is known as born for table tennis. Patika, who started playing table tennis at the age of 7, has created many miracles in the table tennis world, participating in the Paralympic Games at the age of 11 and winning the table tennis championship at the 2004 Athens Paralympic Games at the age of 15.

Gymnastics is both a life dependence for Chusovitina and a stage for her to show her life story. She once said to her son Alisher: "I dare not grow old until you are healed."

Whether it's reluctance or reluctance. Chusovitina is really going to retire this time. As for not winning a medal, Chusovitina was not disappointed.

3, Su Bingtian. In athletics, Su Bingtian broke the Asian record in the men's 100-meter semi-finals and ran 9.83 seconds, the first time the Chinese stood on the Olympic men's 100-meter final track.

Summary. Yang Wei, a retired Chinese gymnast, was the team and individual all-around champion at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. "He is no longer the second thousand-year-old, but the thousand-year-old.

Today, thousands of years later, in retrospect, the gymnastics all-around is still Yang Wei's boss. After Yang Wei won the championship, Gao Jian, director of the gymnastics center of the General Administration of Sports of the People's Republic of China, who stayed in Beijing, specially sent such a text message to "correct his name". This is an inspirational story about gymnastics champion Yang Wei.

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Diving tease: Guo Jingjing. Main honors: In 2004, Guo Jingjing won two gold medals in the women's single 3-meter springboard and the women's double-mountain shed 3m and blind board at the Athens Olympics.

Athletics: Liu Xiang. Major honors: Men's 110m hurdles gold medal at Athens 2004.

Gymnastics Mingqiao: Li Ning. Main honors: Li Ning won 6 of the 7 gold medals in the men's first place, and won 6 championships in horizontal bar, floor exercise, vault, pommel horse, rings and all-around.

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Name a few Chinese Olympic champions and share their stories.

Hold on. Deng Yaping's outstanding achievements have changed the traditional concept of selecting athletes only among tall people in the world table tennis world. With hard work, rare speed, fearless courage and tenacious fighting spirit, he won the national championship at the age of 13, the Asian championship at the age of 15, and the double champion of the women's team and the women's double song dust balance at the World Championships in Ueno at the age of 16.

In 1992, 19-year-old Deng Yaping won the women's singles championship at the Barcelona Olympics, and cooperated with Qiao Hong to win the women's doubles championship. In 1993, Hail Lead cooperated with the team members at the 42nd World Table Tennis Championships held in Sweden and won two gold medals in team and doubles, becoming a veritable queen of world table tennis.

Yang Wei, a retired Chinese gymnast, was the all-around champion of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games team and individual team. "He is no longer the second thousand-year-old, but the thousand-year-old. Today, thousands of years later, recalling it, the gymnastics all-around is still Yang Wei's boss who is troubled.

After Yang Wei won the championship, Gao Jian, director of the gymnastics center of the General Administration of Sports of the People's Republic of China, who stayed in Beijing, specially sent such a text message to "correct his name". This is an inspirational story about Yang Wei, a champion in body size exercise.

There is only one champion, and the champion is not the one with the most strength, nor the one who can run the most, but often the one who is ordinary and persevering to the end. You may not know this person, but his success is a mirror of you. Unlike many athletes who have shown athletic talent since childhood, gymnastics champion Liu Xuan is a late bloomer.

From the age of 5, she began to practice gymnastics at the age of 5, until she was 21 years old, and after a long period of 16 years, she finally won three Olympic medals and became the first Chinese women's gymnastics.

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