Are Wang Lianxiang and Ye Chengwan of Indonesian badminton Chinese?

Wang Lianxiang Indonesia has competed in the Olympics since 1952 but never won a gold medal until 1992, when she won a gold medal in badminton at the Summer Olympics in Barcelona, Spain. In Barcelona, Wang Lianxiang easily defeated the first four opponents with an aggregate score of 88-22. In the final, he competed for gold with South Korea's Bang Bah-hyun in the first game, 11-5, but then Wang Lianxiang won two games in a row 11-5 and 11-3 to win Indonesia's first Olympic gold medal.

Two hours later, her compatriot Wei Renfang also won the Olympic gold medal in badminton men's singles. When they returned home, they cruised the streets of Jakarta for two hours, sharing their victory with the Indonesian nationals.

Ye Chengwan was born on June 27, 1972 in Malang, and holds the racket with his right hand. 1998 was the year of Ye Chengwan's pride, as he knocked out Denmark's Peter Gade Christensen and Malaysia's Yeo Keng Hock in the men's singles tournaments of the Konica Cup and Thomas Cup in Singapore respectively, thus lifting the Gold Cup.

Ye Chengwan is Chinese, right, I don't know about that.

Ye Chengwan is Chinese, Wang Lianxiang is not, don't make a lot of useless things on the encyclopedia below.

No, it's Indonesian, the women's singles champion at the Barcelona '92 Olympics.

3 All "Indonesia" ** newspaper on May 3, 2002 ** said that with the personal intervention of Megawati in Indonesia, the nationality issue of the country's badminton veteran Ye Chengwan and his wife was quickly resolved.

Ramli, the director of administration at the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, said that after learning that Ye Chengwan and his wife had not yet received a certificate of Indonesian nationality, Megawati immediately instructed them to settle the matter within an hour. As a result, they issued the nationality certificate of Ye Chengwan and his wife within a few minutes.

Ramli explained that Mr. and Mrs. Ye Chengwan had not received the certificate because the documents they had provided were incomplete. In addition, there are many people named Hendlawan (Ye Chengwan's Indonesian name), and the Ministry of Justice does not know that it is an Indonesian badminton player. Ramli apologized to Ye Chengwan for this.

Ye Chengwan said he was thrilled that Megawati personally cared about the issue. While thanking him, he said that he would do his best to play the upcoming Thomas Cup. Ye Chengwan is the current world badminton men's singles champion, and he has been officially selected for Indonesia's squad for the Tong Cup.

Ye Chengwan was born in 1972 in Malang, East Java, Indonesia, and now holds an identity card from Bogor City, South Jakarta. Since his parents have already received Indonesian nationality certificates, Ye Chengwan himself does not care about this problem. When he was in Bogor last year, the Bogor Immigration Bureau of the Ministry of Justice suddenly asked him to go through the formalities of obtaining an Indonesian nationality certificate.

Ye Chengwan realized at that time that this problem had not been solved. He immediately filed an application with the Bogor Court. However, more than half a year has passed, and the problem is still not solved.

In 1980, Suharto issued an order aimed primarily at Chinese Indonesians. This ** decree stipulates that all citizens of foreign origin must obtain a certificate of Indonesian nationality. **The order also stipulates the cumbersome procedures for applying for a certificate of Indonesian nationality.

Ye Chengwan is not the first Chinese player to encounter such a problem. Indonesian badminton queen Wang Lianxiang also struggled to obtain an Indonesian citizenship certificate after winning the women's singles gold medal at the 1992 Olympics. It wasn't until 2000 that Wang Lianxiang received this certificate.

In Indonesia, Wei Renfang and Wang Lianxiang are not Chinese, Ye Chengwan is Chinese, and I don't know if it is a ** person. Huang Zonghan, Gu Jianjie and Li Zongwei are Chinese, Huang Miaozhu and Chen Wenhong are not, and Li Zongwei's hometown is Fujian. Their names are like Chinese names because of homophony, such as Lee Yong-dae and Lee Hyun-il in South Korea.

Many of them are translated according to the pronunciation of the name, and I don't know about the others, taking Li Zongwei as an example, they are all translated into Chinese according to the pronunciation of his own name, since it is a person's name, of course, the translation is more Chinese.

Ye Chengwan (hendrawan).

Candra Wijaya

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