Xu Haifeng - Wikipedia
Xu Haifeng (simplified Chinese: 许海峰; traditional Chinese: 許海峰; pinyin: Xǔ Hǎifēng; born August 1, 1957) is a male Chinese pistol shooter. He specializes in the 50 metre pistol event. He was born in Zhangzhou, Fujian and is a native of He County, Anhui.
许海峰（中国射击运动员、中国奥运金牌第一人）_百度百科
许海峰，1957年8月出生于 福建省 漳州市 [13]，籍贯 安徽省 和县 [25]， 中国男子射击队 原运动员，世界冠军， 奥运冠军，中国 奥运金牌 第一人，也是 中国体育 射击史上第一个集 奥运会 冠军、世锦赛冠军、 亚运会 冠军、亚锦赛冠军多项荣誉于一身的运动员。 [27] 1982年，许海峰加入安徽省射击 集训队。 [13]后于1983年进入国家队。 [16]1984年，他在洛杉矶奥运会上以566环夺得男子手枪60发慢射冠军，成为本届 奥运会 首金得主，同时也是中国首位奥运冠军，实现了中国奥 …
Haifeng XU - Olympics.com
On the afternoon of 26 July 1984, Xu Haifeng made Olympic history by becoming the first ever Chinese Olympic Champion. In the fifth and last round of the free pistol event, he moved past Sweden's Ragnar Skanåker to become the People's Republic's first Olympic medallist ever (Taiwan had already medalled before).
Xu Haifeng - Olympedia
On the afternoon of 26 July 1984, Xu Haifeng made Olympic history by becoming the first ever Chinese Olympic Champion. In the fifth and last round of the free pistol event, he moved past Sweden’s Ragnar Skanåker to become the People’s Republic’s first Olympic medallist ever (Taiwan had already medalled before).
Haifeng Xu
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China Wiki – The free encyclopedia on China, china.org.cn
Xu Haifeng (Chinese: 许海峰) is a former Chinese shooter. On July 29, 1984, Xu Haifeng took the gold medal in individual free pistol 60 shots at the 23rd Olympic Games, which were held in Los Angeles. Xu’s win was China's first Olympic gold medal, breaking China's "zero record" in Olympic gold medals.
Olympics | Feature: China's first Olympic champion cherishes …
On July 29, 1984, Chinese sharpshooter Xu Haifeng narrowly defeated his Swedish rival in the men's free pistol event at the Los Angeles Games, earning China its first-ever Olympic gold. "I have to control myself and give my all," he wrote in a diary entry about how he felt then, which has been preserved to this day.
Haifeng XU - Olympics.com
On the afternoon of 26 July 1984, Xu Haifeng made Olympic history by becoming the first ever Chinese Olympic Champion. In the fifth and last round of the free pistol event, he moved past Sweden's Ragnar Skanåker to become the People's Republic's first Olympic medallist ever (Taiwan had already medalled before).
Xu Haifeng - "Gold Athlete" - China.org.cn
On July 29, 1984, Xu Haifeng took the gold medal in individual free pistol 60 shots at the 23rd Olympic Games, which were held in Los Angeles. Xu’s win was China's first Olympic gold medal, breaking China's "zero record" in Olympic gold medals.
Haifeng Xu - Google Scholar
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