Ding Ning
Ding Ning
Ding Ning was born on June 20, 1990 in Daqing City, Heilongjiang Province. Main player of Chinese women table tennis team, world champion, Olympic champion.
He began to practice table tennis in 1996, joined the national youth team in 2003 and the national first team in 2005. In 2009, he won the first World Championship in his career and became the main force. In May 2011, Ding Ning won the women's singles championship at the Rotterdam World Table Tennis Championships and was the 13th winner of the gill geist cup in the history of national table tennis. 2012 London Olympic Games won the women's singles runner up, women's team champion. In May 2015, she won the women's singles champion of Suzhou World Table Tennis Championships.
On August 11, 2016, in the final of table tennis women's singles in Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games, Ding Ning beat Li Xiaoxia after seven hard games to win the Olympic women's singles championship for the first time, becoming another grand slam player in the history of table tennis. On August 17, she won the championship of women's table tennis team in Rio Olympic Games. Ding Ning was the flag bearer of the closing ceremony of the Rio Olympic Games of the Chinese delegation on August 22. This is the first time that a member of the Chinese table tennis team has been the flag bearer.
In February 2017, Ding Ning was elected the captain of the Chinese women's table tennis team. On June 4, she successfully defended her title in the World Table Tennis Championships in Dusseldorf and won the women's singles championship. On June 5, Ding Ning and Liu Shiwen successfully won the women's Doubles Championship, becoming the sixth person in the history of Chinese women's table tennis to win the women's singles and women's doubles at the same world table tennis championships. On June 29, he was elected as Beijing's representative to the 19th CPC National Congress.
On August 3, 2017, the Beijing sports delegation of the 13th National Games was established, and Ding Ning was officially appointed as the flag bearer of the opening ceremony of the Beijing delegation. On September 6, the 2017 Tianjin National Games table tennis competition entered the women's singles final. Grand Slam winner Ding Ning won 4-2, becoming the 10th women's singles champion in the history of the National Games. Since then, Ding Ning has become the sixth "all Grand Slam" player in the Chinese table tennis world to win the Olympic Games, the world table tennis championships, the world cup and the National Games. On December 20, she won the "best female athlete" award at the awarding ceremony of China's top ten Lawrence Championship awards 2017.
Early experience
Ding Ning's mother, who worked in the gymnasium since she was a child, asked her to practice table tennis with a group of children. Later, her mother sent Ding Ning to participate in Liaoning Province table tennis seedling training at her own expense. As a result, she was favored by coach Zhen Jiuxiang. In 1999, she came to Beijing and was favored by coach Zhou Shusen to join the Beijing team.
Ding Ning joined the Chinese national youth team in 2003 and was selected into the Chinese national team in 2005.
Sports career
In October 2007, Ding Ning won the world table tennis champion Guo Yue in the women's table tennis singles of the Sixth City Games of the people's Republic of China, advanced to the final, and won the gold medal of world champion Li Xiaoxia, becoming a noticeable future star.
In 2009, Ding Ning became the champion of "straight through Yokohama" by pressing Zhang Yining, who ranked second in both stages, with her achievements in the third and the first stage of the first stage in the national table tennis straight through Yokohama trials. She was the first to get the qualification of world table tennis singles, started her first world table tennis singles journey, and won the first World Championship in her career, and became the main force.
In 2010, Ding Ning and Guo Yan played for the Chinese national team in the World Table Tennis Championships in Moscow. However, they lost to Singapore's Feng Tianwei and Wang Yuegu in the final and only finished second. In November of the same year, Ding Ning represented China in Guangzhou Asian Games. She participated in women's team, women's doubles (with Liu Shiwen) and mixed doubles (with Zhang Jike) in table tennis competitions, and won one gold and one silver in women's team and women's doubles. In the same year, she won the women's doubles champion of Qatar Open (partner Liu Shiwen); the women's doubles runner up of Kuwait Open (partner Liu Shiwen); the women's singles runner up of German open (partner Li Xiaodan); the women's singles runner up of Asian Cup; the women's doubles runner up of China open (partner Liu Shiwen); and the women's team champion of World Cup.
On May 15, 2011, Ding Ning defeated her teammate Li Xiaoxia 4-2 to win the world championship in the women's singles final at the end of the 51st Rotterdam World Table Tennis Championships, becoming the 13th women's singles champion in the history of the Chinese team, which is also the ninth consecutive champion of the Chinese team in the history of women's singles at the world table tennis championships. In November of the same year, she became the first player in the world with 3005 points for the first time. In the same year, she won the women's singles champion and runner up of British Open (with Li Xiaoxia); the women's singles runner up and runner up of Qatar Open (with Guo Yan); the women's singles champion of UAE open; the women's singles runner up and runner up of China open Suzhou (with Li Xiaoxia); the women's singles champion and women's doubles champion of Austria open (with Li Xiaoxia); the women's singles champion and women's team champion of World Cup; the women's singles champion and women's team champion of China open (with Li Xiaoxia); Second place in women's singles of the Tour Finals of the table tennis federation.
In August 2012, Ding Ning took the place of Guo Yan, who was injured, and entered the women's table tennis Olympic list to participate in the London Olympic Games. In the Olympic women's singles competition, Ding Ning and his teammate Li Xiaoxia successfully held their own half area and met in the final. In the end, because of the referee's misjudgment, they were depressed and won the silver medal with a score of 1:4. On August 8 of the same year, they defeated Japan with a total score of 3-0 in the women's team final of the London Olympic Games, and won the champion of women's team event of table tennis again. This is the first time that the Chinese sports delegation won the gold medal in this competition The 34th gold medal won in the Olympic Games is also Ding Ning's first Olympic gold medal.
In May 2013, Ding Ning played as the defending champion of women's singles in the 52nd World Table Tennis Championship, but lost to Li Xiaoxia 2:4 in the semi-final and failed to win the championship; on May 20, Ding Ning partnered with Liu Shiwen to win the second place of women's doubles in the World Table Tennis Championship; in the same year, Ding Ning won the mixed doubles (partner Malone) championship in the 12th National Games; and she won the women's Doubles Championship in Qatar table tennis open Double (partner Li Xiaoxia) champion; women's double (partner Li Xiaoxia) champion of Austrian table tennis open; women's double champion of Russia open of ITTF world tour; women's single champion of Qatar Open; women's single champion of Russia open of ITTF world tour; women's single champion of Austria open; Kuwait open She is the champion of women's doubles (partner Li Xiaoxia) and the champion of women's team in Table Tennis World Cup.
On March 23, 2014, Ding Ning defeated Li Xiaoxia 4-2 in the women's singles final of the Asian Cup table tennis competition, winning the Asian Cup Singles Championship for the first time. On October 20, Ding Ning beat Li Xiaoxia 4-0 in the women's table tennis world cup. This is the first time that table tennis has entered the age of 40 + and new plastic ball to win the championship again after 2011. The Chinese team has won 18 consecutive titles in this event. In the same year, she won the champion of women's singles and doubles in Chengdu table tennis open; the champion of women's team in the 17th Asian Games; the runner up of women's singles in the finals of the International Table Tennis Federation tour; the champion of women's team in the 52nd World Table Tennis Championship; the champion of women's team in the world cup; and the MVP of Table Tennis Super League.
On May 2, 2015, in the women's singles decisive game of the 2015 Suzhou World Table Tennis Championships, Ding Ning was injured accidentally, but still persevered to the end, finally defeated Liu Shiwen 4-3 and won the women's singles championship for the second time after 2011. In November of the same year, netizens voted "China's top 10 influential post-90s people", and Ding Ning ranked eighth. On December 14, Ding Ning won the women's singles championship in the 2015 ITTF World Tour Finals.
On March 6, 2016, Ding Ning won the gold medal of women's team in the 53rd World Table Tennis Championship, and China won the championship for the 20th time. Ding Ning beat Li Xiaoxia 4-3 to win the Olympic women's singles championship for the first time in the final of table tennis women's singles at the Rio Olympic Games on August 11. After seven hard games, Ding Ning became another grand slam player in the history of table tennis. Ding Ning and his teammates (Li Xiaoxia and Liu Shiwen) swept Germany 3-0 to win the final of the women's table tennis team at the Rio Olympic Games on August 17, realizing the three consecutive championships of Chinese table tennis in the women's team competition of the Olympic Games. Ding Ning was the flag bearer of the Chinese delegation at the closing ceremony of the Rio Olympic Games on August 22. In August of the same year, he was awarded the National May 1st Labor Medal. On September 14, he won the capital labor medal. On December 15, she was nominated as the best female athlete of the year by CCTV sports figures in 2016.
In February 2017, Ding Ning was elected the captain of the Chinese women's table tennis team. The 2017 Asian Table Tennis Championships continued in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, with the Chinese team meeting the Japanese team in the women's final. Liu Shiwen beat Meiyu Hirano 3-1 in the first game, Ding Ning beat ITO Meicheng in three straight sets in the second game, Zhu Yuling won Shina Hayata 3-1 in the third game, China beat Japan 3-0 in the total score, winning the women's team's sixth consecutive championship in the first Asian championship, which is also the 17th time. In the quarter finals of women's singles, Ding Ning, the hot winner, was reversed 2-3 by Meiyu Hirano of Japan and missed the final four. On May 30, Ding Ning confirmed to join the T2 Asia Pacific table tennis league, and acted as the brand promotion ambassador to help the development and promotion of T2 League around the world. On June 4, Ding Ning beat Zhu Yuling 4-2 to win the women's singles final at the World Table Tennis Championships in Dusseldorf, Germany. This is Ding Ning's third time to win the women's singles championship of the world table tennis championships. On June 5, Ding Ning and Liu Shiwen won the women's Doubles Championship in the World Table Tennis Championships in Dusseldorf. Ding Ning has become the sixth Chinese woman table tennis player to win the women's singles and women's doubles in the same world table tennis championships. On June 25, Ding Ning won the women's singles and doubles championships in Chengdu table tennis open. In the same month, the 12th Party Congress in Beijing elected 63 delegates to the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China. Ding Ning became the youngest
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