Liu,1born on March 7, 980, was born in Wuhan, Hubei. He used to be a member of Guangdong Table Tennis Team, party member, a member of the Party branch of Guangdong Table Tennis Team, a male table tennis player in China and an associate professor in Tsinghua University. From 65438 to 0997, he won the men's team championship in the Eighth National Games with his teammates, Li, Li Jing and Lin Zhigang. He was once a member of China's national table tennis team and the most promising young star after Wang and Wang. 1995, Liu became a member and the most promising young star after Wang and Wang. Five years later, Liu's position in the team rose like a rocket, and his career reached a new climax in 2000. At the beginning of that year, he won the men's singles championship in the final of ITTF professional tour. Dozens of days later, Liu squeezed out Yan Sen, who was originally selected for the team competition of the World Table Tennis Championships, and surpassed Wang He to become the third main force in the team. Subsequently, Liu Hekong scored 1 point in the case of losing in the final. Soon, he beat Wang and He and was selected for the men's singles at the Sydney Olympic Games.