Announcing the 123 of the Golden Stone Love with the 100 Champions - Xing Liwei (World Champion)
Chinese weightlifters will compete in the Asian Games
I'm a soldier, but I've got an indissoluble bond with athletes, especially champions. In 1984, when I was a soldier, I engraved the seal of the Chinese gold medalist of the Olympic Games, and in the same year, I also engraved the seal of China's top ten athletes; In 1990, when I was already a captain in the Air Force, I took advantage of my vacation time to engrave 263 gold medalists at the 11th Asian Games at the Beijing Asian Games, spreading the bright red Chinese seal all over Asia.
In September 1990, at the 11th Asian Games in Beijing, Xing Liwei, a weightlifter from Liaoning, China, won the gold medal in women's weightlifting 56 kg.
Xing Liwei was born in January 1973, a native of Shenyang City, Liaoning Province, a member of the Communist Party of China, involved in sports at the beginning of 1985, entered Shenyang Amateur Sports School in 1986, and joined the national team in July 1989. World Champion. In November 1989, Britain won three world championships in the 3rd World Weightlifting Championships, in September 1990 in the Beijing Asian Games won the gold medal in the snatch, in the same year the 3rd Asian Weightlifting Championships won 3 gold medals, and in August 1991 Indonesia won 3 gold medals in the 4th Asian Weightlifting Championships. It has been commended by the state, Liaoning Province, Shenyang City and other units.
In September 1990, at the 11th Asian Games in Beijing, Xing Liwei, a weightlifter from Liaoning, China, won the gold medal in women's weightlifting 56 kg
In 1990, during the 11th Asian Games in Beijing, it was revealed that he had been fighting for 14 days and nights to carve 263 gold and stone seals for the Chinese and foreign champions of the Asian Games
In 1990, during the 11th Asian Games in Beijing, it was revealed that he had been fighting for 14 days and nights to carve 263 gold and stone seals for the Chinese and foreign champions of the Asian Games
In October 1990, during the 11th Asian Games in Beijing, Zhang Baifa, executive vice mayor of Beijing and executive vice chairman of the Asian Games Organizing Committee, met with the captain of the Air Force in the mayor's office
On October 8, 1990, the day after the closing of the 11th Asian Games in Beijing, the Air Force Captain announced (left) went to the Beijing Asian Games Village to present the "11th Asian Games Gold Medal Winner Seal" to Jiao Ruoyu (left), the head of the Asian Games Village, and Jiao Ruoyu presented the Asian Games souvenirs and collection certificates to the captain
In 1991, Wu Shaozu, director of the National Sports Commission, met with the captain of the Air Force in the office (right) and wrote a preface to the "11th Asian Games Champion Seal Collection" to be published by the Beijing Institute of Physical Education
In October 1990, during the 11th Asian Games in Beijing, Wu Shaozu, director of the National Sports Commission, met with the captain of the Air Force (right) and signed the seal presented by the announcement
On October 8, 1990, the day after the closing of the 11th Asian Games in Beijing, Captain Announcer (left) went to the Asian Games Village in Beijing to present the Chinese championship seal to Li Furong (right), head of the Chinese sports delegation
On October 8, 1990, the day after the closing of the 11th Asian Games in Beijing, Captain Announcer (left) went to the Asian Games Village in Beijing to present the DPRK championship seal to the head of the DPRK sports delegation (right).
On October 8, 1990, the day after the closing of the 11th Asian Games in Beijing, Captain (left) went to the Asian Games Village in Beijing to present the Korean championship seal to the head of the Korean sports delegation (right).
On October 8, 1990, the day after the closing of the 11th Asian Games in Beijing, Captain (left) went to the Asian Games Village in Beijing to present the Japanese championship seal to the head of the Japanese sports delegation (right).
On October 8, 1990, the day after the conclusion of the 11th Asian Games in Beijing, Captain Announcer (left) went to the Asian Games Village in Beijing to present a seal to the Asian Games champion and North Korean athlete Ri Chun-mi (center).
On August 1, 1990, on the eve of the 11th Asian Games in Beijing, Shen Peng, acting chairman of the Chinese Calligraphers Association, unveiled the inscription of the "11th Asian Games Gold Medal Winners" at the Air Force Military Club
Seal of the gold medalist of the 11th Asian Games (seal carving, inscription by Shen Peng, 1990)
"The 11th Asian Games Gold Medal Winners Seal Collection" (Seal Engraving, Shen Peng's inscription, 1990)
In 1990, at the 11th Asian Games in Beijing, the Air Force Captain announced that he used his vacation time to carve the championship seals of 263 gold medalists from 14 countries and regions in Asia
"Revealed and 100 Champions"
"Revealed and 100 Athletes"
"Announcing and 100 Foreign Champions"