Who are the famous people in Nanjing in modern times?

Xu Rong, female, won the women’s team championship in the first World Badminton World Cup in 1997. This was the first world championship won by a Nanjing athlete; Luan Jujie, who won the national women’s championship 8 times Foil individual champion, 6 team champions. At the 23rd Olympic Games, she won the women's foil individual championship and became the first Asian to be recorded in the history of Olympic fencing since 1896. In 1983, Hu Xinggang won the men's individual all-around and The second set of two championships; from 1987 to 1989, Yang Yang won the men's singles championship at the World Badminton Championships, World Cup Badminton Championships, the 24th Olympic Games Badminton Show, and the 15th Tom Cup team championship. He was known as the world's best player at that time. One of the "Four Kings" in the badminton world, the National Sports Commission twice awarded him the "Sports Medal of Honor" and was named one of the top ten athletes in the country; in November 2003, the Chinese Women's Volleyball Team held the 9th Women's Volleyball Championship in Osaka, Japan. Won the championship in the Women's Volleyball World Cup. Nanjing native Zhao Ruirui participated as the main secondary attacker. She also won the best spiker in the 2003 World Cup. Her name can be put together with Lang Ping, who is known as the "Iron Hammer".

Ye Zhaoyan

Vice-chairman of Jiangsu Province and Nanjing Writers Association

The total number of creative words is about 5 million words. He is the author of seven volumes of "Collected Works of Ye Zhaoyan" and "Ye Zhaoyan". Selections from Ye Zhaoyan's Works" and various selected volumes. There are also novels "Love in 1937", "Flower Shadow", "Flower Evil", "Other People's Love", "Our Hearts Are So Stubborn", etc., and collections of essays "Wandering Night" and "Ye Zhaoyan's Wonderful Essays" wait. There are three types of novels, several short stories, and collections of essays, which have been translated into foreign languages ​​and published. "Chasing the Moon Tower" won the National Novella Award, the "Novel Monthly" Hundred Flowers Award, the Second "Everyone" Literary Award, etc.; the provincial "outstanding contribution" expert, enjoys the special allowance of the State Council

Zhao Ruirui, Birthday: 1981.10.8, Birthplace: Nanjing, Jiangsu, Height: 1.97 meters, Weight: 75 kilograms, Position: Offensive attacker. Spike height: 3.26 meters

Blocking height: 3.15 meters

Education background: College

Personal hobbies: painting, listening to music

Started playing in the Jiangsu Province Youth League in 1992 when he was 11 years old She practiced basketball at the sports school and joined the Bayi Youth Volleyball Team in 1994, the Bayi Volleyball Team in 1997, and was selected for the National Women's Volleyball Team in 1999.

The "first height" of the Chinese women's volleyball team. In the technical statistics of the 2003 World Cup, Zhao Ruirui ranked first in spiking, second in blocking, and sixth in scoring. She has a height of 1.96 meters. He has a high spiking point, is good at hitting fast balls, and has excellent blocking ability. A serious injury in 2002 almost ruined his career, but he has made rapid progress in recent years and has become the team's top scorer.

Third place in the 1999 World Women's Volleyball Grand Prix Finals and first place in the Asian Championships;

2001 World Women's Volleyball Grand Prix Finals Champion;

2002 World Women's Volleyball Grand Prix Finals Fourth place in the championship;

2003 World Women's Volleyball Grand Prix Champion, Asian Championship Champion, World Cup Champion;

2004 Athens Olympic Games Gold Medal.