Li Na, a famous female tennis player in China, was born on February 26th, 1982, with a height of 1.72m and a racket in her right hand. Li Na won the Australian Open women's singles championship twice in 2002 and 2008, becoming the first Asian Grand Slam women's singles champion. On 20 1 1, Li Na reached the women's singles final of the French Open, becoming the first player in China to reach the women's singles final of a grand slam. On 20 14, Li Na won the women's singles title again at the Australian Open, becoming the first player in China to win two grand slam women's singles titles. In the same year, Li Na announced her retirement, ending her legendary professional tennis experience.

Early experience

Born in Wuhan, Hunan Province, Li Na has shown her love for sports since she was a child. She once practiced track and field, swimming, table tennis and many other sports, but finally chose tennis. Li Na 13 years old entered Hunan Sports School and began to formally accept tennis training. During the period of sports school, Li Na's talent was gradually revealed, and she repeatedly achieved good results in all levels of national competitions.

occupation

In 2000, Li Na joined the China National Tennis Team and started her career. In the next few years, Li Na constantly improved her technical level and participated in many international competitions, in which she won several championships. In 2002, Li Na won her first Grand Slam women's singles title-Australian Open. This is also the first time that a player in Asia has won a grand slam women's singles championship.

In 2008, Li Na won the Australian Open women's singles championship again, becoming the first China female tennis player to enter the top ten in the world. In the same year, she also won the bronze medal in women's doubles at the Beijing Olympic Games. On 20 1 1, Li Na reached the women's singles final of the French Open, becoming the first player in China to reach the women's singles final of a grand slam. 20 13 Li Na reached the semi-final of the US Open women's singles, becoming the best record of China women tennis players in the Grand Slam.

On 20 14, Li Na won the women's singles title again at the Australian Open, becoming the first player in China to win two grand slam women's singles titles. In the same year, Li Na announced her retirement, ending her legendary professional tennis experience.

Life after retirement

After retiring, Li Na did not leave the tennis court, but chose to become a tennis commentator and coach. She also published an autobiography "Li Na: My Freedom", telling her growing experience and career. Li Na also actively participated in public welfare undertakings and became a goodwill ambassador of UNICEF to promote the health and education of children in China.

final result

Tennis Li Na is one of the representatives of women's tennis in China. Her legendary experience has inspired generations of young people. She proved with her own practical actions that China players can also achieve great success in the international arena. Li Na's retirement did not end her love and contribution to tennis. She will continue to contribute to the development of tennis in China.