Li performed well in the 20 12 London Olympic Games and won the women's singles championship. Li, the main player of China women's table tennis team, 1988, is from Anshan, Liaoning. She started playing at the age of seven. She moved from Liaoning to Shandong since she was a child. She is a fast break player, holding the racket horizontally in her right hand and hitting the ball in circles. Li has good physical fitness and comprehensive skills. He combines the speed and strength of Europe with the speed and multiple disguises of China, and is masculine. 1998 was selected for the Shandong provincial sports team, 200/kloc-0 was selected for the second national team, and in 2002 was selected for the first national team. 2008 World Cup women's singles champion, the first career singles world champion. 20 10 won the Asian Games women's singles championship, and 20 12 won the London Olympic Games women's singles championship and women's team championship. 20 13 women's singles champion of the 52nd World Table Tennis Championships; Become another Grand Slam winner after Deng Yaping, Wang Nan and Zhang Yining. 20 13 9 10, in the table tennis match of the 12th National Games, Li won the championship with a 4-3 victory over his teammates, and Li became another Grand Slam winner. 20 13 12, she was elected as the captain of China women's table tennis team. 20 1 14 years17 October won the first prize of "Best Female Athlete Award of London Olympic Games 20 12" issued by the International Olympic Committee.

Fuwa is the mascot of the 29th Olympic Games in Beijing in 2008. Its color and inspiration come from the Olympic rings, from the vast mountains, rivers and lakes in China, and from people's favorite animal images. Fuwa conveyed the spirit of friendship, peace and initiative to children all over the world, as well as the beautiful wish of harmonious coexistence between man and nature. Fuwa are five lovely close friends, whose shapes are respectively blended with the images of fish, giant panda, Olympic flame, Tibetan antelope and Shayan kite. Every doll has a catchy name: Beibei, Jingjing, Huanhuan, Yingying and Nini. In China, expressing love for children is a traditional cultural way. When you connect the names of five dolls, you will read Beijing's warm invitation to the world "Beijing welcomes you". Fuwa's response to the five rings reveals cultural wisdom. The five colors of the Olympics represent five continents, blue (Europe), black (Africa), red (America), yellow (Asia) and green (Australia). According to the spirit of the Olympic Charter, the five-color ring symbolizes the unity of the five continents and the gathering of athletes in the spirit of active competition and friendship. Its cultural connotation is very rich. Fuwa is an extension and portrayal of the five rings. "Fuwa Beibei" prototype fish baby, from rivers, lakes and seas, represents prosperity. The patterns of fish and water symbolize prosperity and harvest in China traditional culture and art, and "fish" also contains more auspicious wishes. Lovely Beibei, like a master of water sports, is the representative of the blue ring in the five rings. The prototype panda "Fuwa Jingjing" comes from the forest, representing joy and symbolizing the harmonious coexistence between man and nature. In ancient China, the Yellow Emperor was also called a bear; In the Western Zhou Dynasty, the ancestors of Chu called Xiong, and later called Xiong Qu. Explain that it has a long history. Naive panda is the symbol of black in the five rings. The prototype of the Olympic flame of "Fuwa Huanhuan" represents passion. In ancient China, Zhu people invented drilling wood to make fire, which became the birthplace of the world's kindling, and human society took a big step forward. In ancient times, most wars were dominated by fire; This shows that fire is indeed a sacred flame in our country. Now, the flame is blazing, conveying the faster, higher and stronger Olympic spirit to the world. Huanhuan is a metaphor for athletes of various ball games and represents the red ring in the five rings. The prototype Tibetan antelope "Fuwa Yingying" comes from the plateau and represents health. According to historical records, Yan Di nationality originated in Jiang Shui, and sheep is also a symbol of good luck and green Olympics. "Fuwa Yingying" is a metaphor for an excellent track and field athlete with agile skills, representing the yellow ring in the five rings. The prototype swallow of "Fuwa Nini" comes from the sky and represents luck. Swallow, commonly known as the mysterious bird, is the totem of Shang Dynasty, and "Swallow" also represents Yanjing (Beijing). It is the messenger of the swallow in spring. It speaks softly, lightly and flexibly, bringing happiness and blessings to people. Fanini, a metaphor for gymnasts, is a green link in the five rings. Niu Lele-The image creation of the mascot of the 2008 Paralympic Games was inspired by ancient farming civilization. As the oldest friend of mankind, cattle are down-to-earth, hardworking and tenacious, and never give up. The good image of "Niu" contains the spirit of self-improvement and tenacious struggle of disabled athletes, which is consistent with the spirit of hard work and enterprising of Paralympic athletes and the concept of "transcendence, integration and sharing" of Beijing Paralympic Games. Cow, simple, optimistic and diligent, embodies a positive attitude towards life. The Olympic Games advocates a positive philosophy of life, while the Paralympic Games advocates that physically disabled people enjoy the same right to compete in the arena as healthy people, and extends this spirit into their lives, thus becoming stronger in life and adding strength to social progress. Cattle is one of the closest animals to human beings. It is friendly, loyal and friendly. In the long river of world civilization, pastoral is people's yearning and praise for a harmonious life. The image of cattle widely appears in the natural, soothing and poetic pastoral life depicted in literary and artistic works, which reflects people's yearning and hope for the harmonious coexistence between man and nature, and also embodies the concept of "Green Olympics and People's Olympics" in Beijing Olympic Games. In addition, in the traditional culture of China, cows also pray for good weather, abundant crops, peace and harmony.

The image of cattle is widely recognized in the world. Cattle are the earliest animals of human beings. For example, the frescoes in Lascaux, France, and the rock paintings in altamira, Spain all have the image of cattle. The positive image of cattle is widely recognized internationally. Choosing the most familiar animal image as the mascot of the Paralympic Games is different from the traditional idea of choosing rare animals and has certain innovation.