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Lee Chong Wei was born on October 21, 1982 Malaysia Penang His ancestral home is Fujian Province Nan 'an City [83] , [1] Former Malaysia badminton He is known as the first brother of Malaysian badminton, one of the four heavenly Kings of world badminton, and the runner-up of men's singles at the 2008, 2012 and 2016 Olympic Games. Be awarded with a title Datuk . [78]
In 2004, Lee Chong Wei won the first Malaysian Open men's singles title [2] . In 2005, Lee Chong Wei gradually replaced Huang Chuanhan He became the number one Malaysian men's singles player. [2] In January 2006, Lee Chong Wei reached the top of the badminton world rankings for the first time [3] . In early 2008, Lee Chong Wei won the first BWF Super Series Final men's singles champion. August, obtained Beijing Olympic Games The runner-up in men's singles badminton became the second Malaysian to win a silver medal at the Games [4] . In 2010, he became the first player in history to win three consecutive BWF finals. [5] In August 2012, in London Olympic Games Men's singles final again lost to China's Lin Dan, won the runner-up. [6] In 2014, Lee was caught up in a drug test and was banned for eight months. [7] In November 2015, he won the gold medal of men's singles at China Open for the first time. [8-9] On August 20, 2016, he lost in the men's singles final of the Rio Olympic Games and won for the third time Olympic Games runner-up [10] . Obtained in October Lieutenant commander Military rank [11] .
In March 2017, he won his fourth All England Open Men's singles champion [12] . In November of the same year, China was acquired Hong Kong Open Badminton Championships Men's singles champion [13] . On March 16, 2018, the All England Open quarterfinals played the 40th "Lin Li Battle", and finally Lee Chong Wei lost 0-2 to Lin Dan [14] . Obtained in April of the same year Commonwealth Games Badminton men's singles champion [15] . On 22 September the same year, the Badminton Association of Malaysia confirmed that Lee Chong Wei had been diagnosed with "early stage nose cancer". [16] .
On June 13, 2019, Lee Chong Wei announced his retirement [17] . On 25 June 2021, Lee Chong Wei resigned, citing health reasons Tokyo Olympic Games The delegation of Malaysia Long post. [77] In May 2023, Lee was inducted into the International Badminton Federation Hall of Fame. [82]
Chinese name
Lee Chong Wei
Foreign name
Lee Chong Wei
alias
The first brother in Malaysia
nationality
Malaysia
Place of Birth
Foothill Town, Penang State, Malaysia
Date of birth
October 21, 1982
height
172 cm
Body weight
60 kg / 132 LBS
Graduate School
Bukit Jalil Sports School
Sports event
badminton
Sports team
Have been discharged
Specialty characteristics
Explosive power, speed change, diagonal overhead
Major awards
2005 Malaysian Open men's Singles champion
2006 Asian Championship men's singles champion
2010 BWF Super Series Finals
World Badminton Federation Best Male Athlete in 2010
Gold medal of men's singles in 2010, 2011 and 2014 All England Open
Important event
The Badminton ranking has occupied the world No. 1 position for 825 days (as of: December 2014) [18]
Silver medal of men's badminton singles in the 2016 Rio Olympic Games
Ancestral land
Nan 'an County, Quanzhou City, Fujian Province, China
Teach and train
Misben Sieck, Yip Kam Fuk , Plum spear
Holding racket
The right hand
constellation
Libra

catalogue

  1. 1Early experience
  2. 2Sports career
  3. ▪debut
  4. ▪It's getting better
  5. ▪Climb the badminton circle
  6. ▪Beijing defeat
  7. ▪Work hard for a dream
  8. ▪London debacle
  1. ▪accumulator
  2. ▪trough
  3. ▪Announce one's retirement
  4. 3Game data
  5. ▪Men's singles
  6. ▪Men's doubles
  7. ▪Mixed doubles
  8. 4Award record
  1. 5Off-field life
  2. ▪Family member
  3. ▪Emotional status
  4. ▪Physical condition
  5. ▪Court buddy
  6. ▪Any torchbearer
  7. ▪Received a rank
  8. ▪Lifetime achievement Award
  1. 6Major work
  2. ▪Variety show
  3. ▪Publish a book
  4. ▪Act in a film
  5. 7Character evaluation

Early experience

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Childhood Lee Chong Wei
Lee Chong Wei's ancestral home Fujian Province Nan 'an City My grandparents moved south from Fujian to make a living and have since taken root in the area Malaysia Second largest city Penang . Lee Chong Wei was the youngest child in his family, but he never grew up. In order to make himself taller, Lee Chong Wei fell in love with basketball, and he also entered the state team, but his mother was distressed that his son was suntanned every day in the court, so he was not allowed to play basketball [3] .
In 1993, his father, who liked to play badminton, took Lee Chong Wei to the gymnasium where he often went to play. Lee Chong Wei picked up his racket and swung it a few times curiously. The coach saw that the 11-year-old boy had a great deal of manner and coordination beyond the average child, and immediately accepted Lee Chong Wei as a disciple, making Lee Chong Wei practice in the gymnasium every day after school. So Lee Chong Wei began to learn badminton.
From learning ball to badminton professional school, from the state team (Equivalent to provincial teams in China) To the national team, Lee Chong Wei only spent 6 years, during which Lee Chong Wei was also ignored by the Malaysian youth team for three years, but fortunately, he was finally recommended by the head coach of the Malaysian National team Frost and entered the national team [3] .

Sports career

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debut

(1999-2002)
Lee Chong Wei is in the game
In 1999, at the age of 17, Lee Chong Wei won the Malaysian National Championship [3] .
In November 2000, the badminton World Youth Championships were held in Guangzhou, where Lee Chong Wei, who was highly expected, lost to the rising Indonesian star in the semifinals SONY (Soni Dwi-Kuncoro) came in third. At that time, Malaysia's "men's single brother" is Huang Zonghan The coach is only training Lee Chong Wei as a newcomer with "comprehensive skills and a promising future. [3] .

It's getting better

(2003-2005)
In 2003, Lee Chong Wei won Malaysian Open Badminton Championships Runner-up of men's singles, Netherlands Open Badminton Championships Third place in men's singles, enter Danish Open Badminton Championships The final 8.
In July 2004, at the Malaysian Open, Lee won his first Open title and rose to the top 16 in the world [2] . In August, Lee Chong Wei was in Athens Olympic Games Badminton men's singles 16 to 8 match lost to China's Chen Hong. [19] After the Olympics, Lee's career took a turn for the better when his Malaysian coach Misbun Siderk was replaced by a Chinese coach Plum spear . On December 5, under the guidance of the new coach, Lee Chong Wei's footwork and net technique have significantly improved, and his results have gradually risen, and he won the second Open championship of his career - the Chinese Taipei Open championship [2] .
In 2005, Lee Chong Wei won the third place of men's singles at the World Badminton Championships and the gold medal of men's singles at the Malaysian Open. Lee Chong Wei, who has achieved excellent results, has gradually replaced Huang Chunhan and become the first brother of Malaysian men's singles [2] .

Climb the badminton circle

(2006)
Make a comeback
In January 2006, Lee was ranked number one in the world, becoming the third Malaysian male singles player to be ranked number one in the world since the official rankings were established in the 1980s, following Rashid Siderk and Roslyn Hasen. [3] In September, at the World Badminton Championships in Madrid, Lee lost to a Chinese player in the quarterfinals Bao Chunlai After that, he fell into a low period of his career [3] . On the eve of the Asian Games in Doha in December, Lee Chong Wei unfortunately had a car accident and suffered a head injury that required six stitches. The defeat from the Asian Games took him from an average player to the world number one Plum spear The coach was changed to coach Misben Sidk. Since then, Lee Chong Wei has also been more invested in training, and has made a qualitative leap in speed and attack [3] .

Beijing defeat

(2007-2008)
Lee Chong Wei was a torchbearer for the Beijing Olympics
In May 2007, Lee Chong Wei came out of the trough to participate in the second super tournament - Indonesia Open, Lee Chong Wei all the way through and defeated China's Bao Chunlai in the final to win the championship [20] . In the subsequent group stage of the Sudirman Cup, he defeated the Chinese players lindane In the end, Malaysia lost 4-1 to China [21] . Lee suffered knee pain at both the Danish Open and the French Open, but recovered after a few weeks of moderate training.
In early 2008, Lee Chong Wei won the men's singles championship of the BWF Super Series Finals for the first time. In August, Lee Chong Wei made it all the way to the final of the badminton competition at the Beijing Olympic Games. In the men's singles final, Lee lost 0-2 (12-21, 8-21) to China's Lin Dan, finishing as the Olympic runner-up. He won Malaysia's second ever Olympic silver medal [4] .

Work hard for a dream

(2009-2011)
Lee Chong Wei in the game
In early 2009, Lee won the Malaysian Open men's singles title and the BWF Super Series Finals men's singles title. In March, she reached the final of the All England Badminton Tournament, but still lost to China's Lin Dan and finished second [22] .
On January 9, 2010, at the BWF Super Series Finals, Lee Chong Wei won the men's singles title and became the first player in history to win three consecutive BWF finals [5] . November 21st, in Guangzhou Asian Games In the badminton men's singles final, Lee Chong Wei and China's Lin Dan met, but the injured Li Chong Wei finally lost to Lin Dan and won the runner-up [23] . On December 12, Lee Chong Wei defeated Indonesia 2-0 (21-19, 21-9) in 31 minutes in the men's singles final of the Hong Kong Super Badminton Championships Toufik Win the championship, win the sixth Super championship, set a record for the number of Super Championship wins in a single season [24] .
In May 2011, Lee Chong Wei won the men's singles title at the Malaysian Open of the BWF Super Series, creating a myth of seven titles in eight years [25] . In August, in the men's singles final of the World Badminton Championships in London, Lee Chong Wei was defeated by Lin Dan 1:2 (22-20, 14-21, 21-23) after winning the first set and two match points [3] .

London debacle

(2012)
In January 2012, Lee Chong Wei won the Korean Open men's singles championship. On May 22, Lee Chong Wei won the Thomas Cup cum Uber Cup On the field, he accidentally sprained his ankle less than 5 minutes into the opening match with Gad. In August, during the London Olympic Games, Lee Chong Wei all the way to the men's singles final, and the Beijing Olympic Games, the opponent is still Lin Dan. In the men's singles final, Lee Chong Wei lost to Lin Dan 1:2 (21-15, 10-21, 19-21) and was the runner-up again [6] 26 [27] .

accumulator

(2013-2015)
Lee Chong Wei teaches his youngest son to play ball
On 16 June 2013, Lee won the Indonesian Open 2-0 (21-15, 21-14) against Germany Zwibler Win the championship. [28]
On 21 October 2014, the Badminton Association of Malaysia announced that Lee Chong Wei had failed a doping test at the World Championships in August 2014 and would be banned for up to two years. On November 5, the B bottle was re-examined and the drug test result was still positive [7] . On November 11, the World Badminton Federation officially announced in Kuala Lumpur that Lee Chong Wei would be temporarily suspended for failing a drug test. [30] 29 -
On 27 April 2015, the World Badminton Federation (WBF) issued a ruling against Lee, ordering him to be suspended for eight months from 30 August 2014 and ending on 1 May 2015 [31] .
On 15 November 2015, in the men's singles final of the BWF Super Series China Open, Lee Chong Wei defeated the Chinese player 2-0 (21-15, 21-11) in 50 minutes Chen Long Winning the China Open for the first time in his career. [8-9]

trough

On 5 June 2016, in the BWF Super Series Indonesia Open, Lee Chong Wei defeated Denmark 2-1 Jane Jorgensen He won the title for the sixth time in Indonesia [32] ; Four-time Olympian Lee Chong Wei carried the flag for Malaysia for the first time at the opening ceremony of the Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games on August 5 [33] ; On August 19, the Olympic badminton men's singles semifinal, Lee Chong Wei beat 2-1 lindane Advance to the final [34] ; On 20 August, Lee Chong Wei lost to Chen Long in the men's singles final of the Rio Olympic Games, and won the second place in the Olympic Games for the third time [10] .
In March 2017, he won his fourth All England Open Men's singles champion. [12] In November, he won the gold medal of men's singles in Hong Kong Open [13] .
On August 22, 2017, on the second match day of the 2017 World Badminton Championships in Glasgow, Lee Chong Wei fought against Le Videz of France. The second seed and Malaysian great Lee Chong Wei lost to his opponent in three sets 19-21, 24-22, 17-21, thus ending the 10th World Badminton Championships. It was also the worst in his personal history. [35]
On March 16, 2018, the 40th "Lin Li vs Li" match between Lin Dan and Lee Chong Wei in the quarterfinals of the 2018 All England Open Badminton Championships became an exciting classic match, which Lin Dan won 21:16, 21:17. [14]
On 25 July 2018, Lee Chong Wei withdrew from the World Championships due to a respiratory related illness. Lee Chong Wei not only failed to compete for the men's singles title at the World Championships, but also won't participate in the 2018 Asian Games in Jakarta from August 18 to September 2. [36]

Announce one's retirement

At noon on June 13, 2019, Lee Chong Wei held a special press conference in which he announced that he was officially ending his 19-year career [17] .
On December 28, 2019, Lee Chong Wei announced his career finale via video. [37]
On 25 June 2021, Lee Chong Wei resigned from the Malaysian delegation at the Tokyo Olympics, citing health reasons Long post. [77]
Lee Chong Wei and Lin Dan were jointly inducted into the Badminton Federation Hall of Fame
In May 2023, Lee Chong Wei and lindane Co-inducted into the International Badminton Federation Hall of Fame. [82]

Game data

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Men's singles

Olympic Games
Game time
event
Place of competition
Competition result
2004-08-17
Men's singles 1/8 final
Athens, Greece
1:2 (Lost to Chen Hong) [38]
2008-08-17
Men's singles final
Beijing, China
0-2 (Lost to Lin Dan) [39]
2012-08-05
Men's singles final
London, United Kingdom
1:2 (Lost to Lin Dan) [40]
2016-08-20
Men's singles final
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
0-2 (Lost to Chen Long) [10]
The Asian Games
Game time
event
Place of competition
Competition result
2010-11-21
Men's singles final
Guangzhou, China
1:2 (Lost to Lin Dan) [41]
World championship
Game time
event
Place of competition
Competition result
2006-09-22
Men's singles quarter-final
Madrid, Spain
1:2 (Lost to Bao Chunlai)
2007-08-16
Men's singles third round
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
0-2 (Lost to SONY)
2009-08-14
Men's singles quarter-final
India Hydra Bar
1:2 (Lost to SONY)
2010-08-27
Men's singles quarter-final
Paris, France
1:2 (Lost to Tawfik)
2011-08-14
Men's singles final
London, United Kingdom
1:2 (Lost to Lin Dan)
2013-08-11
Men's singles final
Guangzhou, China
Forfeit due to injury
2014-09-01
Men's singles final
Copenhagen, Denmark
0-2 (Lost to Chen Long)
2015-08-16
Men's singles final
Jakarta, Indonesia
0-2 (Lost to Chen Long)
Note: See the Sina Sports Badminton World Championship for details. Partial reference 42 - [49]
Thomas cup
Game time
event
Place of competition
Competition result
2014-05-25
Men's team final
New Delhi, India
2:3 (Lost to Japan) [50]
Super finals
Game time
event
Place of competition
Competition result
2008-12-21
Men's singles final
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
2-0 (Defeat Pete Gad)
2009-12-06
Men's singles final
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
2-0 (Beat Park Sung-Hwan)
2010-01-09
Men's singles final
Taipei, China
2-0 (Defeat Pete Gad)
2011-12-17
Men's singles semi-final
Liuzhou, China
1:2 (lost to Chen Long)
2013-11-24
Men's singles final
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
2-0 (Defeat Sujito)
Note: References [51 and 55]

Men's doubles

Match date
event
Place of competition
Competition result
1999-03-14
Malaysia satellite badminton Tournament
Malaysia
Round of 32
2000-08-20
Malaysian Open Badminton Championships
Malaysia
Round of 32
2001-04-22
Singapore Open Badminton Championships
Singapore
Round of 32
Note: References [56]

Mixed doubles

Match date
Events Events
Place of competition
Competition result
2005-05-15
The Sudirman Cup
Beijing, China
-
Note: References [56]

Award record

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Olympic Games (Singles)
Award time Award name Award result
2016 Silver medal of men's badminton singles in Rio Olympic Games Win a prize
2012 Silver medal of men's badminton singles in London Olympic Games Win a prize
2008 Silver medal of men's badminton singles in Beijing Olympic Games Win a prize
Super Finals (Singles)
Award time Award name Award result
2013 Champion of men's singles of the BWF Super Series Finals Win a prize
2010 Champion of men's singles of the BWF Super Series Finals Win a prize
2009 Champion of men's singles of the BWF Super Series Finals Win a prize
2008 Champion of men's singles of the BWF Super Series Finals Win a prize
Court results (Singles championships)
Award time Award name Award result
2018 Commonwealth Games champion badminton singles [57] Win a prize
2018 BWF Malaysia Open men's Singles champion [58] Win a prize
2016 Malaysian Open men's Singles champion Win a prize
2016 Indonesian Open men's singles champion Win a prize
2015 Us Open men's singles champion Win a prize
2015 Canadian Open men's singles champion Win a prize
2015 French Open men's singles champion Win a prize
2015 China Open men's singles champion Win a prize
2014 Malaysian Open men's Singles champion Win a prize
2014 Champion of men's badminton singles at the All England Open Win a prize
2014 Japan Open men's singles champion Win a prize
2013 Malaysian Open men's Singles champion Win a prize
2013 Indonesian Open men's singles champion Win a prize
2012 Korea Open men's singles champion Win a prize
2012 Japan Open men's singles champion Win a prize
2011 Champion of men's singles at the All England Open Win a prize
2011 Indian Open men's Singles champion Win a prize
2011 Malaysia Gold Badminton Championships men's singles champion Win a prize
2011 Indonesian Open men's singles champion Win a prize
2010 Korea Open men's singles champion Win a prize
2010 Malaysian Open men's Singles champion Win a prize
2010 Champion of men's singles at the All England Open Win a prize
2010 Indonesian Badminton Super champion Win a prize
2010 Malaysian Badminton Gold Grand Prix men's singles champion Win a prize
2010 Commonwealth Games champion badminton singles Win a prize
2010 China Hong Kong Open men's singles champion Win a prize
2009 Malaysian Open men's Singles champion Win a prize
2009 Swiss Open men's singles champion Win a prize
2009 Hong Kong Open men's singles champion Win a prize
2008 Malaysian Open men's Singles champion Win a prize
2008 Singapore Open, men's singles Win a prize
2007 Japan Open men's singles champion Win a prize
2007 Indonesian Open men's singles champion Win a prize
2007 Philippine Open men's Singles champion Win a prize
2007 French Open men's singles champion Win a prize
2006 Swiss Open men's singles champion Win a prize
2006 Commonwealth Games champion badminton singles Win a prize
2006 Champion of men's singles at the Asian Badminton Championships Win a prize
2006 Malaysian Open men's Singles champion Win a prize
2005 Denmark Open men's singles champion Win a prize
2005 Malaysian Open men's Singles champion Win a prize
2004 Malaysian Open men's Singles champion Win a prize
2004 Taipei Open men's singles champion Win a prize
Court result (Singles runner-up)
Award time Award name Award-winning work Award result
2014 Korea Open men's singles runner-up Win a prize
2013 Runner-up of men's singles at the All England Open Win a prize
2012 Runner-up of men's singles at the All England Open (Withdrawal due to injury) Win a prize
2012 Indian Open men's singles runner-up Win a prize
2011 Korea Open men's singles runner-up Win a prize
2011 Runner-up of men's singles in Japan Super Badminton Tournament Win a prize
2011 Denmark Super badminton men's singles runner-up Win a prize
2009 Runner-up of men's singles at the All England Open Win a prize
2008 Swiss Open men's singles runner-up Win a prize
2008 China Open men's singles runner-up Win a prize
2007 China Open men's singles runner-up Win a prize
2007 Runner-up of men's singles in Hong Kong Open Win a prize
2006 Macao Open men's singles runner-up Win a prize
2006 Runner-up of men's singles in Taipei Open Win a prize
2006 Runner-up of men's singles in Hong Kong Open Win a prize
2004 Singapore Open men's singles runner-up Win a prize
2003 Malaysia Open men's singles runner-up Win a prize
2003 Runner-up of men's singles in Indian satellite badminton Tournament Win a prize
Court results (Singles third place)
Award time Award name Award result
2007 China Badminton Masters men's singles third Win a prize
2006 Third place of men's singles at the All England Open Win a prize
2004 German Open men's singles third place Win a prize
2004 Third place of men's singles at the All England Open Win a prize
2004 Hong Kong Open men's singles third place Win a prize
2003 Dutch Open men's singles third place Win a prize
Field result (Team champion)
Award time Award name Award result
2010 Commonwealth Games champion badminton mixed team event Win a prize
2006 Commonwealth Games champion badminton mixed team event Win a prize
Outside honours
Award time Award name Award result
The 2019-11 Big Ben Awards 2019 Top Ten Outstanding Young People in the world [59] Win a prize
2016-10-06 Lieutenant-colonel, Royal Malaysian Navy Win a prize
2013-11-05 Outstanding Chinese Award at the 3rd Who's Who Chinese Award Presentation Ceremony [60] Win a prize
2008-09-11 Order of Datuk (Malaysian Chinese also known as Datuk) [61] Win a prize
sports
Award time Award name Award result
The 2020-7-24 The most successful BWF Olympic badminton player in history [62] Win a prize
2023-5 2023 BWF Hall of Fame [81] Win a prize

Off-field life

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Family member

Lee Chong Wei's father's name Li Yacai There are two brothers and one sister in the family.

Emotional status

Lee Chong Wei's wedding
From 9 to 10 November 2012, Lee Chong Wei and the former No. 1 Women's Singles of Malaysia Huang Miazhu Held a wedding reception for thousands of guests at Kuala Lumpur Convention and Exhibition Centre for two consecutive nights. In addition to local dignitaries, Chinese Ambassador to Malaysia Chai Xi was also invited to attend, and he presented the couple with a panda doll, a symbol of China's national treasure, and wished him an early birth of a child [63] .
On 12 April 2013, Lee's wife, Huang Miao-chu, gave birth to a son named Kingston Lee. [64] .
On July 9, 2015, Lee's second child, Terrance, was born [65-66] .
In September 2022, badminton player Lee Chong Wei's wife Huang Miao-chu was pregnant with their third child, due in early December. [79] Malaysian badminton star Lee Chong Wei announced the birth of his third child with his wife Huang Miajoo via social media on Nov 28. [80]

Physical condition

On 25 July 2018, Lee Chong Wei withdrew from the World Championships due to a respiratory related illness. [36]
On 22 September 2018, the President of the Badminton Association of Malaysia issued an official statement confirming that Lee Chong Wei had been diagnosed with "early stage nose cancer". Lee Chong Wei is still receiving treatment in Chinese Taipei and is recovering well and may return to China in the near future. [16]

Court buddy

Lee Chong Wei, whose native language is Chinese, has many good friends in the Chinese team, the first one is to meet at the World Youth Championships in 2000 Bao Chunlai . Due to their similar ages and personalities, Lee Chong Wei and Bao Chunlai have always kept in touch with each other [67] .

Any torchbearer

Lee Chong Wei, a torchbearer for the Beijing Olympic Games, participates in the torch relay ceremony in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, April 21, 2008. [68]

Received a rank

Lee Chong Wei was made a lieutenant colonel
In May 2012, the Malaysian Navy awarded Lee the rank of Honorary Lieutenant Commander of the Naval Volunteer Reserve in recognition of his contribution to the Malaysian sports scene.
On 07 October 2016, Malaysian badminton Chief Datuk Lee Chong Wei was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Commander by the Royal Malaysian Navy. [69]

Lifetime achievement Award

On 12 May 2017, Lee received the "Lifetime Achievement Award" from the Penang State Government in recognition of his outstanding contributions in the badminton world. [70]

Major work

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Variety show

Broadcast time Program title intro
2015-07-17 Report! coach [71]
Lee Chong Wei became the star coach and played the 34th singles match against Lin Dan.

Publish a book

Publication time
Trade name
Publishing house
The 2012-01
The loser is king (English and Chinese)
- [72]

Act in a film

Lee Chong Wei: The loser is king The 2018-9-7
portray
Lee Chong Wei
director
Ma Yiteng
Act the leading role
Lee Chong Wei

Character evaluation

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Lee Chong Wei's autobiography
Lee Chong Wei is a good player, he has his own personality. (Commentary by Li MAO, former Chinese coach of Lee Chong Wei [73] )
Lee Chong Wei is a typical master under the influence of Oriental culture, and his character is very introverted and modest. Lee Chong Wei is the number one player in Malaysian men's singles with his right hand grip, good assault explosive power, strong speed change ability, outstanding consistency of action, and forehand split diagonal threat. (NetEase Olympic review [74] )
The biggest technical feature of Lee Chong Wei lies in his unusually steady defense and sharp counterattack. The world No.1 Malaysian player has an extraordinary calm and stability on the court. No matter what form of attack the opponent is in, Lee Chong Wei can always rely on his excellent defensive skills to firmly stabilize the situation. And then he kills his opponent with his sharp counterattack. (State General Administration of Sport review [75] )
As the number one player in Malaysia, Lee Chong Wei is a big red character, the king of Lin Dan meets with it, and will encounter stubborn resistance on the way to win. Lee Chong Wei's achievements in recent years have been remarkable and stable, and he has always been one of the strongest opponents in Chinese men's singles. Tencent Dayu network review [76] )
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