About Li Weifeng, what did Li Weifeng s father do

He was selected for Duyi's national Olympic team, although there is an age limit for the national Olympic Games, but there can be three overage players when participating in the Olympic Games, the three overages of our national Olympic Games, Zheng Zhi and Li Weifeng have basically locked two seats, and there is an overage will be PK between Du Zhenyu and Han Peng, who has just recovered from a long-term injury.

Overage means over 23 years old, and there is no demarcation as to the upper line, and if the coach thinks that a 40-year-old player can still bring improvement to the team, then the 40-year-old player can also be selected, although it is unlikely to happen in practice.

FIFA allows each country to have 3 overage players for the national Olympic team.

Since everyone wants to compare him with Fan Zhiyi, then compare to the end, but this oolong is still not as beautiful as Fan 2000 Asian Cup against Japan.

There are 3 places for overage players.

He just went out on purpose to make an oolong to become famous.

Why do you always mention Chinese football? Tears are in handfuls.

There are 3 places for overage players, but he has a beautiful ball.

The oolong he entered can't be done by ordinary people.

It wasn't until early 1994 that Li Weifeng learned the sad news of his brother's death, when he played football on the green field like crazy all day long, venting the pain in his heart. Li Chenguang's departure made the Li family pin all their love on Li Weifeng. A year later, Li Weifeng's father, Li Fengwu, resigned from his official position as the chief of the ** section of the Changchun Tractor Factory and moved his family to Beijing in order to support his son to play football.

At that time, the Li family settled in a small bungalow near the Fengtai Sports Center, which was still a suburb of Beijing at that time.

At the beginning of 2000, Li Weifeng was selected for Milu's national team for the first time, and it was rare for the whole family to spend a Spring Festival together. On March 2, Li Fengwu died in a car accident. In the cry of his mother, 2 days later, Li Weifeng followed the national team to Japan to ......

In the top 10 match in 2001, the national team drew with Qatar away with Li Weifeng's last-minute header. That time, the scene of Li Weifeng kneeling down to worship his relatives moved everyone. "My father could see my hard work, so on the night after the first game against Thailand, I dreamed that my father said to me, 'Weifeng, you must play well, you must score!'

I think my father must have been happy with my performance this time, because I made his wish come true. ”

His father died in a car accident at an early age.

The rumored girlfriend of the national football team Li Weifeng Li Xia is a famous host.

Li Xia's profile: This host, who is known as the first entertainment celebrity in China, graduated from the TV Department of Beijing Broadcasting Institute in 97, and entered the ** TV station with extraordinary strength to become the host of "Business TV". After that, as a "North Piao" family with no background, it has set a number of firsts in the mainland fashion entertainment host in the past ten years.

The first Chinese TV host to appear in Time Magazine, and the first mainland ** host interviewed by the British BBC. With both beauty and wisdom, she certainly will not lack scandals.

Li Xia and Li Weifeng met at an event, and the two sides began to have ** contact. When Li Xia was cheering for Li Weifeng in Shenzhen, when talking about his impression of Li Weifeng, a heroic sentence was understood by the newspaper as sympathy, and so far, the scandal spread. In the face of the scandal, the two chose to remain silent.

When Li Weifeng's career development was not smooth, he went abroad to play football and returned to China early, and his body was injured again, Li Xia often played ** to comfort him and take the position of a friend. With the exit of Li Weifeng's fever, the scandal between the two gradually subsided. In Li Xia's words, the two are still friends who will fight each other.

Feng Li Weifeng is a Chinese footballer who plays as a defender, currently playing for Tianjin TEDA and former Suwon Samsung in South Korea, and is the first Chinese player to play in South Korea's K-League. Li Weifeng has a brave style, strong body and strong one-on-one defensive ability, and is currently the best central defender in China. He once served as the captain of the Chinese national team.

Li Weifeng is best known for his headers, which earned him the nickname "Big Head". However, although he has good skills, his behavior on and off the field is criticized, and his over-the-top actions also make it easier for him to get a red card. It is also crowned with the title of "ball bully".

It is the "front" of the striker, next to the golden word!

Li Weifeng, born on December 1, 1978, is a native of Changchun City, Jilin Province, a famous Chinese football player and defender. 1 Li Weifeng was the best central defender in China at that time, and also served as the captain of the Chinese national team. Li Weifeng is best known for his headers, which earned him the nickname "Big Head".

Although he has good football skills, his behavior on and off the field is criticized, and his "hot temper" and excessive actions also make it easier for him to get a red card, and he is also known as the "ball bully". In 2012, he was voted Asia's best centre-back. In October 2012, he was selected as one of the "2012 World's Most Popular Players".

He played for Samsung Suwon in South Korea and was the first Chinese player to play in South Korea's K-League. On July 20, 2015, Li Weifeng terminated his work contract with Tianjin TEDA Club. Tianjin fans spontaneously came to bid farewell to the veteran who has played for Tianjin football for four and a half years.

Li Weifeng will go back to Shenzhen to rest before making a decision on his future plans. On December 31, 2015, Li Weifeng officially became the deputy general manager and team leader of Tianjin Quanjian Football Club, in charge of the club's competitions, technology, youth training and daily affairs3.

Li Weifeng will always be a role model for young people.

Alejandro: I was impressed with him not only because we met at the 2002 World Cup, but more importantly because of the diligence he showed in every training session. In the past, in many countries, I have met some veterans with deep qualifications, who will always avoid or directly say "no" to harsh physical training, but Li Weifeng's dedication and hard work on the training ground will always be a role model for young people to learn.

In addition, young people like Hu Rentian also performed very well.

Li Wei (1945) was born in Jiangdu, Jiangsu. Professor of the Department of Stage Design of Shanghai Theatre Academy, Director of the Teaching and Research Department of Scenery Painting. He is a member of the China Stage Art Society, a member of the Shanghai Dramatists Association, a member of the Shanghai Artists Association, and a member of the Shanghai Calligraphers Association.

He is good at calligraphy and landscape painting. The design of the emblem of the Shanghai Theater Academy was adopted, and the design of a set of 2 stamps of the First East Asian Games was selected by the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, and the translation of "Visual Aesthetics" was published by the Shanghai People's Fine Arts Publishing House. His calligraphy and painting works are often published in major newspapers and magazines.

In 1998, he represented the youth team in the Toulon Cup in France and won the fourth place.

At the end of 1998, he represented the national team in the Asian Games and won the third place.

In 1999, he represented the national Olympic team in the Olympic qualifiers.

In 1999, he won the twelfth place in the National A League in the Shenzhen Ping An team.

From January 2000 to December 2000, he won the ninth place in the National A League in Shenzhen Ping An Team.

In March 2000, he was selected as the best Chinese men's football team in 1999.

In March 2000, he was elected as a member of the first Chinese men's football "Dragon Team" organized by the Chinese Football Association and sponsored by the China Zhengqi Dragon International Association.

In April 2001, he was selected as the "Chinese Dragon Team" by the Chinese Football Association.

In 2001, he won the fifth place in the National A League in the Shenzhen Science and Technology Team.

In October 2001, he was awarded the first-class medal of sports by the General Administration of Sports of the People's Republic of China. In December 2001, he was selected for the best team of the league.

Prior to June 2002, he made 49 appearances for the national team and scored eight goals.

In 2004, he represented the national team in the Asian Cup football tournament and won the runner-up.

In 2004, he led the Shenzhen team to win the first championship of the Chinese Super League.

In 2005, he won the championship of the East Asian Football Semifinals and the third place of the Asian Champions League (Shenzhen team).

In 2007, he won the A3 League championship.

In 2009, he was nominated for Asian Footballer of the Year.

In 2009, he was nominated for the best 11 players in the Korean K-League.

In 2009, he led the Suwon Samsung team to win the Korean Football Association Cup.

In 2010, he led Suwon Samsung to defend the Korean FA Cup and assisted teammate Yeom Ki-hoon to defeat Busan Idol in the final.

In 2010, he was nominated for Asian Footballer of the Year.

In 2011, he became a candidate for Asian Footballer of the Year again.

On February 9, 2011, he won the Hong Kong Lunar New Year Cup championship with TEDA!

On November 15, 2011, the top 20 of the World Preliminary Championship played away against Singapore, and sent the ball into the bottom corner of the goal with a header to help the national football team basically seal the victory 2-0. This is Li Weifeng's 14th national team goal and his 8th World Preliminary Goal.

In 2011, Li Weifeng was elected the best central defender in the best selection results of Asian football announced by the well-known British **goal.