20 posts tagged “Chinese Men's Team”
Men's singles champion at the 2025 World Championships (China's first left-handed men's singles winner) and mixed doubles and men's team champion at the 2024 Paris Olympics, now captain of the Chinese men's team.
2009 World Championships men's singles champion and three-time World Cup men's singles winner, with Olympic men's singles silver three times running (2004/2008/2012) — the player who perfected the penhold reverse backhand.
Three-time World Championships men's singles champion and 2000 Sydney Olympic men's doubles champion, known for his forehand power, now president of the Chinese Table Tennis Association.
1992 Barcelona Olympic men's doubles champion, three-time World Championships mixed doubles winner with Liu Wei, and a member of China's 1995 men's team world title.
2013 World Cup men's singles champion, a left-handed penholder known for mid- and long-distance rallies and impossible retrievals, and a two-time Olympic men's team champion.
A mainstay of China's men's team at the 26th World Championships and elected ITTF president in 1995, the first Chinese to lead the international federation.
2012 London Olympic men's singles champion, who completed the Grand Slam in 445 days — the fastest in table tennis history.
Three-time World Championships men's singles champion (26th, 27th and 28th editions) and a key figure in the ping-pong diplomacy that began at the 1971 Nagoya World Championships.
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