Li Nina

Li Nina

Li Nina, born in Benxi, Liaoning Province on January 10, 1983, is a former Chinese Female Freestyle skier.

On March 12, 2005, Li Nina won the 2004-05 Freestyle Skiing World Cup air skills championship; on March 18, Li Nina won the 2005 Freestyle Skiing World Championship, and was the first Chinese woman athlete to win the world championship; on February 22, 2006, Li Nina won the second place in the 2006 Turin Winter Olympic women's air skills competition; on January 31, 2007, Li Nina won the second place On March 11, Li Nina won the 2007 World Freestyle Skiing championship; on February 22, 2009, Li Nina won the 24th World University Winter Games; on February 24, Li Nina won the mixed group air skills championship; on March 4, Li Nina won the 2009 World Freestyle Skiing championship Li Nina won the world championships for the third time in a row. On February 25, 2010, Li Nina won the second place in the women's aerials competition of the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympic Games. On March 11, 2014, Li Nina won the annual champion of the 2013-14 Freestyle Skiing World Cup. In February 2014, Li Nina retired.

On November 22, 2017, Li Nina was appointed as a member of the Athletes Committee of Beijing Organizing Committee for Winter Olympics; on January 17, 2018, Li Nina was elected as a member of the 13th CPPCC Beijing Municipal Committee.

Character experience

Early experience

In 1991, Li Nina was selected to Shenyang Institute of physical education to practice acrobatics. In 1994, she transferred to practice freestyle skiing aerial skills.

Sports career

In 2002, Li Nina won the fifth place with 185.23 points in the freestyle women's aerial skills competition of 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympic Games.

On January 8, 2005, Li Nina won the second place in the 2004-05 freestyle World Cup aerials competition in Canada; on January 14, she won the championship in the 2004-05 freestyle World Cup aerials competition in Lake Placid of the United States; on January 16, she won the championship in the 2004-05 freestyle World Cup aerials competition in Lake Placid of the United States On January 22, Li Nina won the first place in the 2004-05 Freestyle Skiing World Cup aerial skills competition in fini, Canada; on January 27, Li Nina won the first place in the 2004-05 Freestyle Skiing World Cup aerial skills competition in Lugu, USA; on February 5, Li Nina won the second place in the 2004-05 freestyle skiing World Cup aerial skills competition in Shenyang, China; 2 On February 12, Li Nina won the championship in the 2004-05 freestyle World Cup aerials competition in Changchun, China; on February 18, Li Nina won the runner up in the 2004-05 freestyle World Cup aerials competition in Turin, Italy; on March 5, Li Nina won the championship in the 2004-05 freestyle World Cup aerials competition in Czech Republic; on March 11, Li Nina won the championship in the 2004-05 freestyle World Cup aerials competition in Turin, Italy Li Nina won the World Freestyle Skiing championship in Madonna, Italy in the 4-05 season Freestyle Skiing World Cup. On March 12, Li Nina won the women's championship in the 2004-05 season Freestyle Skiing World Cup with 1025 points. On March 18, Li Nina won the championship with 197.37 points in the 2005 World Freestyle Skiing Championships On September 2, Li Nina won the championship with 194.22 points in the 2005-06 freestyle World Cup Aerials in Melbourne, Australia; on September 3, Li Nina won the championship with 203.92 points in the 2005-06 freestyle World Cup Aerials in Melbourne, Australia; on December 2, Li Nina won the championship with 203.92 points in the 2005-06 freestyle World Cup Aerials in Melbourne, Australia, Li Nina appeared to have hurt her waist during training and was rushed to the hospital. After examination, she was able to walk normally without any bone injury.

On January 14, 2006, Li Nina won the bronze medal with 183.65 points in the 2005-06 Freestyle Skiing World Cup aerial skills competition in Lugu, USA; on January 15, she won the fourth place with 91.12 points in the 2005-06 Freestyle Skiing World Cup aerial skills competition in Lugu, USA; on February 5, she won the bronze medal with 19.65 points in the 2005-06 Freestyle Skiing World Cup aerial skills competition in Czech Republic On February 22, Li Nina won the silver medal with 197.39 points in the women's aerials final of the 2006 Torino Winter Olympic Games; on December 10, Li Nina won the championship with 196.34 points in the aerials of the 2006-07 Freestyle Skiing World Cup in Jilin.

On January 14, 2007, Li Nina won the second place with 186.64 points in the 2006-07 Freestyle Skiing World Cup aerial skills competition in Lugu, USA; on January 31, she won the gold medal with 194.57 points in the 6th Asian Winter Games freestyle skiing women's individual competition; on March 11, she won the gold medal with 188.05 points in the 2007 Freestyle Skiing World Championships On December 21, Li Nina finished 12th in the 2007-08 Freestyle Skiing World Cup in Changchun.

On February 3, 2008, Li Nina won the 2007-08 Freestyle Skiing World Cup in the U.S. with 199.16 points.

On January 5, 2009, in the women's Freestyle Aerials final of the 11th National Games of the people's Republic of China, Li Nina won the second place with 208.15 points; on February 2, she won the championship in the U.S. aerials competition of the 2008-09 Freestyle Skiing World Cup; on February 22, she won the women's Freestyle Aerials competition of the 24th World University Winter Games Li Nina won the championship with 191.40 points; on February 24, Li Nina, Jia Zongyang and Liu Zhongqing won the championship with 335.24 points in the Freestyle Skiing Aerials mixed team competition of the 24th World University Winter Games; on March 4, Li Nina won the championship with 203.21 points in the women's aerials final of the 2009 Freestyle Skiing World Championships, which is also the third time that Li Nina has won the world championships in a row On December 22, Li Nina, Jia Zongyang, Qi Guangpu and Xu Mengtao won the team championship with 422.582 points in the 2009-10 Freestyle Skiing World Cup aerial skills team competition in Changchun.

On January 10, 2010, Li Nina won the championship with 195.63 points in Calgary of Freestyle Skiing World Cup in 2009-10; on January 23, she won the second place with 197.56 points in USA of Freestyle Skiing World Cup in 2009-10; on January 31, she won the second place with 200 points in Canada of Freestyle Skiing World cup in 2009-10 On February 25, Li Nina won the silver medal with 207.23 points in the freestyle skiing women's aerials final of the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympic Games; on April 2, Li Nina was awarded the first class sports medal by the State General Administration of sports; in June, Li Nina withdrew from the national team.

On January 5, 2013, Li Nina won the bronze medal with 96.93 points in the 2012-13 Freestyle Skiing World Cup aerial skills competition in Changchun; in February, she fell down like a free fall during a training in Lianhua Mountain of Changchun, Jilin Province, resulting in rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament and injury of the medial collateral ligament of her right knee; on December 15, she won the gold medal in the 2013-14 Freestyle Skiing World Cup aerial skills competition in Jilin Province Li Nina won the championship with 94.11 points in the 2013-14 Freestyle Skiing World Cup in Beijing on December 21, ranking fourth with 67.32 points.

On January 14, 2014, Li Nina won the second place with 88.83 points in the 2013-14 Freestyle Skiing World Cup in Canada; on February 15, Li Nina ranked fourth with 46.02 points in the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympic women's aerials final; in February, Li Nina Retired; on March 11, Li Nina won the 2013-14 freestyle skiing World Cup with 350 points Won the women's air skills championship of the year.

Political experience

On December 10, 2014, Li Nina had an internship in the skiing Department 1 of winter sports management center of the General Administration of sport of the people's Republic of China.

On November 22, 2017, Li Nina was appointed member of the Athletes Committee of Beijing Organizing Committee for the Winter Olympics.

On January 17, 2018, Li Nina was elected as a member of the 13th Beijing Municipal Committee of the Chinese people's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) and listed in the Beijing Municipal Committee of the Communist Youth League of China.

Personal life

Seeking a career as a student

In June 2010, Li Nina entered Beijing Sports University to study.

In September 2011, Li Nina graduated from Graduate School of Beijing Sport University

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