In 1986, Chen Jing joined the national team.[17]In the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games, Chen Jing won the gold medal in women's singles and silver medal in women's doubles, becoming the first Olympic women's singles champion in table tennis.In the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games, Chen Jing won a silver medal in women's singles table tennis.In the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games, Chen Jing won a bronze medal in women's singles table tennis, becoming the first table tennis player to win gold, silver and bronze medals in the Olympic Games.[1]
After retirement, Chen Jing goes toSouth China Normal UniversityHe studied for a doctor's degree in sports psychology, stayed in school to engage in table tennis teaching and university sports tennis teaching after graduation, and was evaluated as an associate professor in July 2007.In April 2012, Chen Jing was assessed as qualified as a professor.[24]
Chen Jing was born on September 20, 1968 in Wuhan, Hubei Province.
At the age of 11, Chen Jing was selected by the Hubei Provincial Team because she won the championship of the junior group in the table tennis match held in Wuhan Children's Palace.
In 1986, Chen Jing joined the national team.In the same year, Chen Jing participated in the national championship on behalf of Hubei team, winning 12 games and losing 1 game.[1][17]
At the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games, Chen Jing, the third main player in the singles of the Chinese team, defeated Bratova of the former Soviet Union and Helahova of the Czech Republic in the quarter finals and semi-finals, and defeated her teammates 3-2 in the finalsLi Huifen, won the championship and became the first women's singles champion of table tennis in the history of the Olympic Games.[4]In the doubles match, Chen Jing/Jiao ZhiminIn the semi-final, the team narrowly defeated the Yugoslav team Fazric/Perkuqin, entered the final and lost to the South Korean teamXuanjinghe/Liang Yingzi, won the runner up.[17]After the Seoul Olympic Games, Chen Jing retired bravely and chose to return to play for the Chinese Taipei Team until 1993.[16]
In 1993, Chen Jing representedChinese Taipei Table Tennis TeamParticipated in the 42nd World Table Tennis Championships and won the second place in women's singles.[20]
In 1995, Chen Jing lost toQiao Hong, stopping at the top eight.[17]
In the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games, Chen Jing played in the Olympic Games for the first time on behalf of the Chinese Taipei team. In the singles competition, she defeated the Chinese Hong Kong players in the quarter finalsChen Danlei, the semi-finals will be eliminated againKoyama Chire OfQiao HongAfter eight years, she entered the Olympic women's singles final again.In the final, Chen Jing lost 2-3Deng Yaping, won the silver medal.In the women's doubles quarter final, Chen Jing/Chen Qiudan lost 2-3 to Deng Yaping/Qiao Hong, stopping in the top 8.[18]
On January 16, 2000, Chen Jing defeated 3-2 in the women's singles final of the international table tennis professional tour finalLi Ju, win the championship.[12]On January 30, Chen Jing defeated 3-1 in the 4th Women's Table Tennis World CupNi XialianHe was promoted, but lost to Li Ju in the semi-final and was not qualified for the final.[13-14]
At the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games, Chen Jing, her partner in the doubles competition for the third time, Xu Jing, stopped in the first round;In the singles competition, we won in the quarter finalsHe Qianhong, lost in the semi-finalsWang NanAnd then defeated Singapore's Jing Junhong in the third place competition to win the bronze medal, becoming the first table tennis player to win gold, silver and bronze medals in the Olympic Games.[19-20][25]
On January 2, 2001, Chen Jing officially signed a contract with Guangdong Fudi Table Tennis Club.[6]On January 31, Chen Jing made her debut in the Premier League of China Table Tennis Club, but lost 0-2 (19-21, 15-21) to Gao Xi of Tianjin Samsung Team.[7]On February 11, Chen Jing defeated Qiao Hong 2-0 in the 9th round of women's team of Luneng Cup Table Tennis Super League to win her first victory in the league.[22]On May 10, Chen Jing announced that she would not participate in the Olympic Games.[21]
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September 1988
Seoul Olympics
women 's singles
3-2 (win)
Li Huifen
women 's doubles
No data (negative)
Xuan Jinghe/Liang Yingzi
July 1996
Atlanta Olympic Games
women 's singles
2-3 (negative)
Deng Yaping
January 2000
International Table Tennis Professional Tour Finals
women 's singles
3-2 (win)
Li Ju
Note: Only the result of the final match is recorded in the table[4][12][17][25]
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Sports
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two thousand
Women's Singles Champion of the 2000 International Table Tennis Professional Tour Finals
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two thousand
Third place in women's singles table tennis at the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games
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one thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine
1999 French Open Table Tennis Women's Singles Champion
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one thousand nine hundred and ninety-eight
In 1998, the 14th Asian Table Tennis Championships won the third place in women's singles (tied)
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one thousand nine hundred and ninety-eight
Third place in women's singles at the 13th Asian Games in 1998 (tied)
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one thousand nine hundred and ninety-six
1996 Atlanta Olympic Games women's singles runner up
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one thousand nine hundred and ninety-three
Women's Singles Champion of Taiwan's Annual Table Tennis Competition in 1993
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one thousand nine hundred and ninety-three
1993 The 42nd World Table Tennis Championships Women's Singles Runner up
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one thousand nine hundred and eighty-nine
Women's Team Champion of the 40th World Table Tennis Championships in 1989
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one thousand nine hundred and eighty-eight
1988 seoul olympic women's singles champion
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one thousand nine hundred and eighty-eight
1988 Seoul Olympic Games women's doubles runner up
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one thousand nine hundred and eighty-seven
1987 Swedish Open Table Tennis Women's Singles Runner up
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one thousand nine hundred and eighty-seven
1987 Swedish Open Table Tennis Women's Doubles Champion
In March 1992, Chen Jing went to the United StatesPrinceton University He studied and served as the head coach of the university's table tennis team, during which he studied English further.[11]
After the Atlanta Olympic Games in 1996, Chen Jing studied for a master's degree at the Taipei Institute of Physical Education.[9]
In October 2000, Chen Jing joined Taiwan brokersXia YushunAndLin ZhiyingBecome a sibling.[15]
In 2002, Chen Jing received a master's degree from the Taipei Institute of Physical Education.[9]
In October 2006, at the invitation of the Table Tennis and Badminton Management Center of the General Administration of Sport of the People's Republic of China, a psychological research team headed by Chen Jing entered the Chinese national table tennis team.[10]
In April 2012, Chen Jing was assessed as qualified as a professor.[24]
In October 2018, Chen Jing Club launched a series of activities of "30 years' reunion of 1988 Olympic champions and children's journey to realize their dreams".Activities include the second "Quiet Cup" Youth Table Tennis Competition;Training China's first Olympic diving championHu EnyongThe professor gave his first lecture on "Champion Lecture";Visiting special school students and launching the "Chen Jing Sports Public Welfare Plan", as well as a 6-day visit to South Korea for exchanges.[23]
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Chen Jing holds the racket horizontally, focusing on fast attack combined with loop play.(Review of Ping Pong World Magazine)[5]
Chen Jing's beautiful appearance, tall and symmetrical figure and calm expression also make her the focus of the audience.(commented by Sichuan Youth Daily)[15]
Chen Jing plays ferociously and has a unique skill of backhand flicking.The rebound by force is not only economical and neat, but also tricky and sudden, maintaining the traditional Chinese characteristics of "quick to make fast".（hubei daily Comment)[1][4]
