Comrade Liang is currently the Wushu coach of Shunde Amateur Sports School. 1970 was born in Nanning, Guangxi, and began to learn martial arts at the age of seven. She joined the Guangxi Wushu Team on 198 1 and became a professional Wushu player. 1993 was admitted to Wushu Department of Adult Capital Institute of Physical Education, and transferred to Sichuan Wushu Team in the same year. 1999 agreed to Guangdong Wushu Team to represent Guangdong Province in various competitions. 200 1, joined China * * *, retired in the same year, and then transferred to Shunde Amateur Sports School.

In more than 20 years' work, she represented China in the 5th Asian Wushu Championships and the 2nd East Asian Games, and won the women's Tai Ji Chuan. 1995 won the title of national athlete; In 1999, 2000 and 200 1, she won the women's Tai Ji Chuan champion in the national Tai Ji Chuan and Sword Championships for three consecutive years. In 2000, she won the women's Tai Ji Chuan and the women's Taiji sword in the National Wushu Championship. In 2000, she won the women's Tai Ji Chuan in the National Wushu Championship. 200 1 National Wushu Championship Women's Taiji Sword Champion; 200 1, participated in the Wushu competition of the 9th National Games on behalf of Guangdong Province, and won the women's all-around champion in Tai Ji Chuan.

Because of his tenacious training style and outstanding sports achievements, he was awarded the Outstanding Contribution Award by Guangdong Sports Commission 1999, the First Class Award by Sichuan Provincial Government in 200 1, the "Outstanding Young Individual in Foshan" by Foshan Municipal Committee of the Communist Youth League in 2003 and the First Class Award by Foshan Municipal Government in 2007.

From 2004 to 2009, he served as the referee of the highest-level Wushu competition in China for many times. In 2004, he passed the national Wushu referee promotion examination and became a national Wushu referee. In the martial arts rating of China, it was promoted from the original six-level martial arts to seven-level martial arts. In 2007, the National Wushu Championship won the title of excellent referee.

Participated in foreign affairs delegations organized by the state, Guangdong Provincial Government, Guangdong Provincial Department of Culture and Shunde District Government for many times, and went to France, the United States, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Myanmar, Vietnam, Malaysia, South Korea and other countries for martial arts competitions, martial arts Olympic bid, martial arts performances, foreign aid teaching and foreign cultural exchanges. Besides, every time I praise her, she gets rave reviews. In 2004, she represented Shunde Women's Federation in the Foshan Women's Sports Competition organized by Foshan Women's Federation, and the women of Shunde Women's Federation and Shunde Art Performance Team United and cooperated to win the championship. On June 5438+065438+ 10, 2007, Liang responded to the call of the Guangdong delegation and participated in the 8th National Traditional Sports Games. At this time, Liang has retired for many years. Without affecting the normal teaching and training work, she used her spare time to do a lot of restorative training, which overcame all kinds of difficulties brought by age factors in physical fitness and technical decline and restored her technical level to the best state in a short time. In the competition, he played an excellent moral character of being calm, steady and persistent, and won the first gold medal and a silver medal in one fell swoop, becoming the oldest player to win a gold medal in this sports meeting.