Xu Jingqing, born in Longkou in 1942, is a national first-class composer, a member of China Musicians Association, a member of China Film Association and a director of China Film Music Association.
He is a prolific composer. So far, he has created theme songs and music for more than 1 TV dramas. The greatest feature of his film and television songs is the fusion of national style and the atmosphere of the times. "Where is the Way" and The Journey to the West's other music are both successful and famous works of Xu Jingqing.
Yang Yang, born in Tangyuan County, Heilongjiang Province on August 24th, 1975, is an Olympic champion and a former athlete of China women's short track speed skating team. In 22, she won the best female athlete of the year, and in 211, she won the CCTV Sports Man of the Year's Special Contribution Award. Yang Yang won the women's 5-meter short track speed skating final in the 19th Salt Lake City Winter Olympic Games, which made China achieve a "zero" gold medal breakthrough in the history of Winter Olympics. Yang Yang participated in three Winter Olympic Games and won five medals, two gold, two silver and one bronze. He won 59 world championships in his sports career, and he is the athlete who won the most world championships in China. In 27, Yang Yang and Zhang zhen got married in Sanya, and Chen Lu, Ye Qiaobo and others went to congratulate them. In 21, Yang Yang was elected as a member of the International Olympic Committee with absolute superiority, becoming the tenth China citizen to serve as a member of the International Olympic Committee. In 212, Yang Yang founded Shanghai Feiyang Ice Sports Center to continue his dream on ice.
Huang Jishuang, born in 1958, was an employee of qitaihe city No.7 Coal Group. Now, he is famous in China and the world as the founder of Chinese cursive brush, the originator of Chinese cursive brush painting and calligraphy, the president of Chinese cursive brush painting and calligraphy research institute, and the member of Heilongjiang Branch of China Artists Association and China Calligraphy Association.
Wang Meng (July 9, 1984 ——), an athlete of China women's short track speed skating team, was strong in 5m. Wang Meng won the World Cup races for many times, and won the 5-meter gold medal at the 26 Winter Olympics in Turin, successfully defending his title at the xxi olympic winter games, becoming the first defending champion of the Winter Olympics in China. On October 22nd, 212, Wang Meng won the women's 5-meter race in Calgary Station of the Short Track Speed Skating World Cup, and won the first international championship after her personal comeback. [1] On January 16, 214, Wang Meng accidentally fell and broke his right ankle in preparation for the training, and missed the 214 Sochi Winter Olympics.