China's gymnastics team is a very great team. It has produced many excellent athletes, and its glorious achievements have been recorded in history. Although China's gymnastics team's performance has declined somewhat compared to the past in recent years, we are still a very powerful team in the world of gymnastics, and we are also constantly providing talent for world gymnastics. Among the many talents in Chinese gymnastics, everyone must not forget one person, Li Yuejiu. This world champion of Chinese men's gymnastics once brought many good results to fans during his career. However, after retiring, he chose to develop in the United States. Unexpectedly, just as everyone was paying attention to Li Yuejiu, an ugly scandal made him deeply involved. Recently, the world of gymnastics has spread a scandal. Li Yuejiu, China's first male gymnastics world champion and inductee into the World Gymnastics Hall of Fame, along with his wife and daughter, were charged in the United States, involving five crimes including verbal humiliation and mental oppression, improper corporal punishment, forced training with injuries, physical abuse, and restricting basic physiological needs. Scandal! The Chinese gymnastics champion was charged in the United States, involving five crimes, netizens: Disgrace to his reputation. It is really unexpected that this Chinese gymnastics champion was charged in the United States and involved in five crimes. Such a scandal indeed makes everyone feel somewhat unbelievable. Some netizens said that this directly led to the excellent gymnastics coach's reputation being disgraced. For him, it is indeed helpless. I don't know if these things are true, but everyone…

Lin Shidong emerged victorious with a 4-0 win over Qiu Dang to claim the men's singles title, while Sun Yingsha also triumphed with a 4-2 victory in the women's singles final, securing gold medals for the national table tennis team once again on home soil. Lin Shidong has become the biggest dark horse in men's table tennis, simultaneously addressing the issue of successors for Ma Long and Fan Zhendong. Born in 2005, Lin not only defeated Japan's Zhang Ben Zhihe but also won against Lin Yunru and Wang Chuqin. In the men's singles final, he secured a decisive 4-0 win against the German dark horse. Sun Yingsha, the world No. 1 in women's singles, successfully defended her title by defeating Wang Yidi 4-2, earning an additional 1000 points to maintain her top ranking. Liu Guoliang's plan was a great success, as the Macao WTT event saw the national team sweep all the championships. The match between Lin Shidong and Qiu Dang can be described as "easy," given that Lin, who is nine years younger than his opponent born in 1996, held a clear advantage in terms of technique and style of play. It's no wonder he's been dubbed the "new version of Fan Zhendong." Lin Shidong had already joined the national table tennis team in 2020 and won the gold medal at the National Youth Gold Standard Championships. He has since accumulated numerous men's singles titles, making his championship victory today the result of long-term efforts. Ultimately, credit must go to both himself and coach Wang Hao. Sun Yingsha's success…

In the eyes of every professional athlete, reaching the Olympic stage is the ultimate goal, and winning a medal in the Olympic competition is seen as the pinnacle moment of their career. However, recently, many athletes who won medals at the Paris Olympics are finding it hard to be joyful. On January 14th, news that over 100 Paris Olympic medals were returned quickly trended on social media, leaving many netizens surprised: Why would these athletes, who worked so hard to win medals, have them taken back half a year later? In fact, the decision to recall the medals was not the original intention of the French Olympic Committee; it was only after many athletes voiced their concerns that France agreed to take back the medals. As early as mid-August 2024, American skateboarder Houston, who won a bronze medal, posted a video online claiming that just ten days after receiving the medal, its condition had significantly deteriorated, with the plating starting to peel off and the surface looking dull. Subsequently, a member of the French relay swimming team also shared their bronze medal online, finding that its condition was even worse than Houston's, with severe oxidation and paint peeling, leading netizens to jokingly compare it to "crocodile skin" or a newly unearthed "ancient relic" from Paris, but it was hard to believe this was a medal won just half a year ago. In fact, two weeks after the opening of the Paris Olympics, the organizers knew there might be issues with the medals. Irish rower Lynch revealed that his medal was…

In 2012, at the age of 25, Cheng Fei, known as the "Gymnastics Queen," bid farewell to her illustrious gymnastics career. No one could have anticipated that when she reappeared in the public eye, she would transform from an Olympic champion into a 200-pound "chubby girl." Even more surprising is that at 34, despite her successful career and ownership of two properties, she remains unmarried. Cheng Fei's father is more anxious than anyone else, wishing for his daughter to find a good match and settle down soon. So, why did Cheng Fei undergo such a significant change? Falling from the Clouds In June 2012, on the eve of the London Olympics, the atmosphere at the national gymnastics team training base was tense. Cheng Fei was making her final preparations for her second Olympic journey. As the core of the Chinese women's gymnastics team, she bore the responsibility of bringing glory to the nation. On that day, Cheng Fei began her training as usual. Standing at the starting line, she took a deep breath and stared resolutely at the vault ahead. Following the coach's command, she sprinted with light and powerful steps. Just as she was about to touch the springboard, disaster struck. With a loud crack, Cheng Fei fell heavily onto the mat. The team doctor rushed over and found that her right Achilles tendon had completely ruptured. Amidst the groans of pain, Cheng Fei's tears welled up, not because of the physical agony but because she knew her Olympic dream had been shattered. The days following surgery were unbearably…

Wu Bing, a name that may not be familiar to many. In fact, some people born in the 60s and 70s may be more familiar with her. She was once our country's double champion in gymnastics and synchronized swimming. However, as a world champion who once brought glory to the country, she entered the entertainment industry after retirement. After making enough money, she cashed out 4.4 billion yuan frantically and fled to the United States. To this day, she still claims to be ill and refuses to return to China for investigation. So, how did Wu Bing go from a sports hero to a national traitor? In 1963, Wu Bing was born in Beijing. From an early age, she showed extraordinary athletic talent, so under the arrangement of her family, she began practicing gymnastics. For a child, the difficulty of gymnastics training is beyond imagination. Every day, she undergoes high-intensity physical training and flexibility exercises, repeatedly performing monotonous movements. Even when sweat soaks through her clothes and tears well up in her eyes, Wu Bing has never shown the slightest hint of backing down. It must be said that Wu Bing is talented. At the age of 13, she won the national gymnastics championship. Afterwards, Wu Bing entered the national team and achieved remarkable results in various events such as gymnastics team, free gymnastics, and balance beam. At the age of 17, the national team established a synchronized swimming team. This was a new project. Despite having already achieved some success in the gymnastics industry, she chose to challenge herself…

"Six minutes of breathing difficulties, at that moment I thought I was going to die..." Former Olympic champion Yang Wei revealed that he suffers from a severe respiratory disease and needs to rely on a ventilator to maintain his life! In front of the camera, he appeared helpless, with a look of fatigue in his eyes that moved countless netizens. Who would have thought that this gymnastics king who strides like flying on the field is now tormented by illness. So, what exactly has Yang Wei experienced? And has his condition improved now? From Weakness to the Peak of the Olympics In 2008, at the Beijing Olympics, 29-year-old Yang Wei faced his last chance in his career. On the day of the competition, the National Stadium was packed with spectators and the atmosphere was热烈. Yang Wei remained calm and composed, performing excellently in each event. Especially on the parallel bars, he perfectly executed a set of difficult movements, winning the cheers of the audience. In the end, Yang Wei won the individual all-around gold medal with an excellent score of 94.575 points, and also helped the Chinese team win the team gold medal. When the referee announced the final score, Yang Wei knelt down in excitement, tears streaming down his face. At that moment, he not only fulfilled his long-held dream of becoming an Olympic champion but also became a symbol of Chinese gymnastics. In the stands, Yang Wei's parents were in tears. They will never forget how that thin little boy walked step by step to where he is…

Sang Lan, known as the "Queen of Vault," was paralyzed at the age of 17 and later claimed $1.8 billion in compensation. Here's how she is doing now. Born in Ningbo, Zhejiang in 1981, Sang Lan started practicing gymnastics at a young age and entered the national team at the age of 12. Her talent was evident to all, and at 16, she won the national vault championship, earning her the title of "Queen of Vault." During her time with the national team, Sang Lan frequently represented China in international competitions, often achieving first or second place, making her a rising star in the gymnastics world. However, tragedy struck when Sang Lan suffered an accident during training for the Fourth American Goodwill Games. Despite immediate medical attention, she was diagnosed with spinal fractures and paraplegia below the chest, requiring her to spend the rest of her life in a wheelchair. This devastating news left Sang Lan and her parents in tears, but also filled her with anger. Believing that the organizers were responsible for her paralysis, Sang Lan sued the American Gymnastics Association and the event organizers, seeking a staggering $1.8 billion in compensation, one of the largest personal injury claims in history. Despite reports from Xinhua News Agency stating that it was not the fault of others, Sang Lan persisted in her legal battle, which became a high-profile case involving two countries. While the lawsuit was ongoing, Sang Lan's physical condition gradually improved, and she did not give up on public appearances. She became the first Chinese person to…

Wu Bing may be an unfamiliar name to many, but when it comes to popular films like "The Founding of a Republic" and "Go Lala Go," there are deep impressions. These films produced by DMG Media have received unanimous praise after their release, and Wu Bing is the president of DMG Entertainment Media Group. Wu Bing's fame is not limited to this; before becoming president, she was already a successful figure with a glorious starting point as a national gymnastics champion. She later ventured into the entertainment industry, ultimately achieving her peak moment during the DMG period. However, she has now become known as the "biggest disgrace in sports." Wu Bing began gymnastics training at the age of five. After seven years of training, she gradually stood out in the gymnastics team. At the age of 13, she won the national women's all-around gymnastics championship with outstanding performance. Her achievements were not accidental; she put in a lot of effort and demonstrated her extraordinary gymnastics talent. However, Wu Bing was not content with this. At the age of 17, she turned to synchronized swimming and proved her athletic prowess once again by winning the national championship just three years later. At that time, Wu Bing was crowned with the title of "double champion," becoming the darling of the sports world. This is a moment of pride for any athlete. Wu Bing is very good at managing herself. After retiring, she entered university for further education and later went abroad to serve as a gymnastics coach. From the development path she…

As a national pride, she successfully won championships in gymnastics and synchronized swimming. Becoming a true "double champion." Subsequently, relying on her keen vision, she became a martial arts star overnight, standing in front of the camera to cooperate with Jackie Chan. However, she who should have had a career and fame double harvest after becoming famous forgot herself. For personal gain, she set up a "sky net," successfully sweeping away 4.4 billion to marry in the United States and join the free America. She also bought planes, lived in mansions, and drove luxury cars abroad, living an extremely luxurious life. From "the pride of the nation" to "the scum of the sports world," what exactly caused Wu Bing to fall into this state? Looking back at the current situation of the "scum of the sports world," countless people are furious. Double Champion Wu Bing was born into a family of merchants, and her parents gave her a very comfortable production environment from an early age. When she was young, she lived a life that others envied, which also allowed her to develop many interests and hobbies. She often played games with other children, and gradually people around her discovered her extraordinary physical abilities. With a try-it-out mentality, her family sent her to a sports school for training. At only five years old, Wu Bing was the youngest student in the class. The training at the sports school was very strict, but she, who was spoiled from a young age, persisted, which once shocked her parents. Soon, relying on her…

Cheng Fei's name is a legend in the world of Chinese gymnastics, closely associated with the challenging "Cheng Fei Jump," which has become a symbol of Chinese gymnastics. Surprisingly, this little giant who once displayed astonishing explosive power on the balance beam and vault has undergone a dramatic transformation after retirement, akin to a metamorphosis. When she reappeared in the public eye, it was hard to recognize her, leaving many wondering what she had experienced during that time and how she is doing now. Cheng Fei's Career Despite her small stature, Cheng Fei possessed immense energy. As a core member of the Chinese women's gymnastics team, she achieved remarkable success in the vault event, winning three consecutive championships, etching her name into the annals of Chinese gymnastics. Not only was she a technical expert, but she also inspired her teammates with her tenacity and determination, urging them not to give up and to fight together for national honor. However, competitive sports can be brutal, capable of both creating heroes and shattering dreams. Just before the 2012 London Olympics, Cheng Fei was in the critical stage of preparation, eager to prove herself on the Olympic stage and bring glory to her country. But then, during a routine training session, an accident occurred. A misstep caused Cheng Fei to fall heavily to the ground, leaving her immobile from the intense pain. The scene was tense as coaches and teammates anxiously watched over her. Soon, the team doctor arrived and confirmed that Cheng Fei had suffered a severe Achilles tendon injury, effectively dashing…