Xu Haifeng (born 1957), a male shooter and master in China, was the first athlete to win an Olympic gold medal in China, and was born in Hexian County, Anhui Province. He likes shooting birds with slingshots since he was a child. With his excellent efforts, he has developed superb shooting skills.

1984 At the 23rd Olympic Games, he won the 60-shot slow-fire champion of men's pistol with a score of 566 rings, and won the first gold medal in the Olympic Games, which was also the first gold medal in the history of China Olympic Games and opened a new milestone in the China Olympic Games.

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Bonus; prize

1, individual competition

1984 men's pistol champion at the los Angeles Olympic games (the first gold medal at the los Angeles Olympic games), becoming the first Olympic champion in China;

1988 runner-up of air pistol in Seoul Olympic Games;

1990 Beijing Asian Games men's self-selected pistol slow-fire 60 individual and team champions;

1994 World Championships 10 meter air pistol team champion, Asian Games men's pistol slow-fire team champion.

2. Teaching honor

At the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games, her teammate Li Duihong won the women's 25m pistol championship.

In the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games, her teammate Tao Luna won the women's 10 meter air pistol championship.

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