A. 我最喜欢的运动员李娜的英语作文60-80词左右.速度
Li Na is a Chinese professional tennis player. She won the 2011 French Open singles title, becoming the first player from China to win a Grand Slam in singles. She had already reached the final of the 2011 Australian Open, the first player from an Asian country to appear in a Grand Slam singles final. She is the top-ranked Chinese player.
Li Na was born on February 26, 1982, in Wuhan, Hubei, China. At age six, Li Na strated playing badminton, following her father's footsteps. She joined China's National Tennis Team in 1997 and turned professional in 1999.
At the end of 2002, she left the national tennis team to study part-time at Huazhong University of Science and Technology, where she completed her bachelor's degree in journalism in 2009.
However, Li returned to the national team in 2004, Jiang Shan married Li and became her personal coach in 2006. Li quit the national team as well as the state-run sports system in 2008 under an experimental reform policy for tennis players. This change was called "Fly Alone(单飞) by Chinese media.
B. 英语作文:我最喜欢的体育明星李娜
Li na, born on February 26, 1982 in wuhan, hubei province, China's women tennis player, Asia's first grand slam women's singles champion, women's singles world highest ranked player in Asia. Zhiwen graated from university of science and technology. 6 years old started to practice tennis. In 1999 into a professional player. At the end of 2002, li na to huazhong university of science and technology news professional school. In 2004, under the husband jiang, encourage and support the chose to return. In the Beijing Olympic Games in 2008, li won the women's singles fourth. In 2011, li na in the Australian open indivial first grand slam singles finals runner-up; In the same year, after the top sealing in the French open women's singles. In 2013, the runner-up in the WTA annual finals. [5] on January 25, 2014, the third time in Australia
中文：李娜，1982年2月26日出生在湖北省武汉市，中国女子网球运动员，亚洲第一位大满贯女子单打冠军得主，亚洲女单世界排名最高选手。毕业于华中科技大学。6岁开始练习网球。1999年转为职业选手。2002年年底，李娜前往华中科技大学新闻专业就读。 2004年，在丈夫姜山的鼓励和支持下选择了复出。2008年，在北京奥运会上，李娜获得女子单打第四名。2011年，李娜在澳大利亚网球公开赛上个人第一次打进大满贯单打决赛并夺得亚军；同年，在法国网球公开赛女单比赛中登顶封后。 2013年，在WTA年终总决赛中获得亚军。[5] 2014年1月25日，第三次晋身澳大利亚网球公开赛决赛并最终收获女单冠军。[6-7] 7月31日，李娜通过个人微博，宣布自己将退出包括美网在内的北美赛季。[8] 2014年09月18日，李娜经纪公司已经确认其退出武汉和中网的比赛，并将正式退役，21日召开正式的发布会。2014年9月19日，亚洲首位网球大满贯得主李娜正式宣布退役、
标题：My favorite sports star li na
我最喜欢的体育明星李娜
C. 崇拜李娜英语作文 谢谢
Na Li is the most incredible tennis player of China.
李娜是中国最具实力的网球选手。
Up to now ,she got four single titles and two double titles of WTA, and what`s more she is the first chinese player who got the single title ring the WTA tour.
到目前为止，他已经获得了四个单打冠军(作文地带提示：2011年6月5日又活得了法网冠军，单打冠军已超过5个)和两个WTA双打冠军。更为重要的是，她是唯一一位在WTA世界巡回赛上获得个人单打冠军的中国选手。
Besides she is the first top ten player of China who gets NO.7 right now.
除此之外，她在中国十大著名球员中排第七位。
In 2008 Beijing Olympics Game, she reached to semi final in the single game. And this year,she reached to the final of Australia open which was the first time for an Asian player to get into final of a grand slam's single. And we believe that she can make more miracles in the future.
在2008年奥运会期间，他闯入单场半决赛。在同年，她还在澳网公开赛上唯一一位打入单打决赛的亚洲选手。我们相信，不远的未来，她会取得更为骄人的成绩!
D. 求关于李娜的英文介绍
Li Na wins women's French Open final
Li Na wins it all at Roland Garros
PARIS - History-making tennis legend Li Na notched the first-ever grand slam women's singles title for China and Asia, beating defending champion Francesca Schiavone of Italy 6-4, 7-6(7/0) in the French Open final here on Saturday.
The triumph also gifted Li Na a great rise from No 7 to No 4 on WTA rankings.
Boasting far more direct winners than Schiavone, Li Na, 29, dominated the match with her powerful and sharp-angled strokes, breaking the Italian's third serve game in the fist set and the first in the second set.
Schiavone, 30, a dark horse in last year's French Open who had eliminated Li Na in the then third round, played all out today with all her weapons, such as high-bounced serves, great volleys and spinned balls.
Thanks to Li Na's unforced errors, Schiavone broke Li's fourth serve game to tie the score 4-4 in the second set.
From 5-5 to 6-6, the tough battle was interrupted several times by checking the ball was in or out. In the deciding game, Li Na stormed to victory with a 7-0.
In such a great final, Li Na deserved the win.
Li Na of China returns the ball to Francesca Schiavone of Italy ring their women's final at the French Open tennis tournament at the Roland Garros stadium in Paris June 4, 2011.
Li Na of China reacts ring her women's final against Francesca Schiavone of Italy at the French Open tennis tournament at the Roland Garros stadium in Paris June 4, 2011.
（二）
Li Na of China celebrates defeating Francesca Schiavone of Italy in the women's final of the French Open tennis tournament in Roland Garros stadium in Paris, June 4, 2011.
VOA Sports June 04, 2011 - At the French Open tennis tournament in Paris on Saturday, Li Na became the first Chinese player, and the first player from any Asian country, to win a Grand Slam singles title.
Li defeated last year's women's French Open winner, Italy's Francesca Schiavone, 6-4, 7-6.
Both players are age 29, which is considered old in the world of tennis. When Schiavone took the 2010 title, she became the oldest first-time women's champion since professionals began competing in 1968. She also was the first Italian Grand Slam women's champion.
Li, who was seeded sixth in the French tournament, was defeated in the Australian Open final earlier this year. She is now expected to jump to number four in the international rankings. Her victory also could spark renewed interest in tennis in her Chinese homeland.
Both players won six games in the final set, leading to a tie-breaker that Li won 7-0. When Schiavone hit long on match point, Li celebrated her victory by falling on her back onto the clay Paris court. It was her first title on clay.
E. 一篇关于李娜的英语作文，初中水平能看的懂得，80个单词
Li Na, the famous woman tennis player in China, has recently become the big winner of the French Open champion in 2011, as well as the first single title not only in China but also in Asia in the four Grand Slams of tennis.
Born in 1982 in Wuhan, she began to practice tennis when she was 6 years old, and finally turned to be a professional in 1999. From the low-level tennis match to the four Grand Slam events, she is the first to receive the WTA Tour singles title in China, besides, she broke into the semi-finals of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.
In 2011, after receiving the honor of the number one in French Open champion, she chased the No.4 world ranking, which tied Japan’s Kimiko Date who created the highest the first Asian women’s tennis ranking.
删删减减的，凑到80字吧。
F. 英语作文李娜
顽强李娜 Strong Li Na
Yesterday, in women's singles final match at the 3 Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne, Australia, Li Na, the most successful female tennis player lost to Azarenka at 1- . During the match, Li fell down twice and received medical treatment, because of her ankle injuries. Besides, her head was hit and accepted concussion test. However, the physical pain and injuries couldn’ stop her finishing the match. Witnessing her falls, some of her fans burst into tears. But Li herself was rather light-hearted and even joked about herself in the press conference after the match. And we can see that on the Internet, thousands of people sing highly of her performance. They said that Li is always the best and strongest regardless of win or lose. Her strong will and diligent spirit brings her greatness and respect.
G. 英语作文李娜简介
Li Na, the famous woman tennis player in China, has recently become the big winner of the French Open champion in 2011.
Born in 1982 in Wuhan, she began to practice tennis when she was 6 years old, and finally turned to be a professional in 1999.
She played a lot and she had failed many times. She never gave up. Finally she won the gold medal.
I like Li Na so much.
H. 李娜英语作文
LIKE most of China, Li Na started her sporting life with a badminton racquet in her hand.
But when she was eight, her coach noticed she was using the racquet more like a tennis player, and a big decision was made.
When she got home she announced a switch, which prompted her shocked mother to ask: "What's tennis?"
Twenty years on, the conversion has been vindicated. Tonight, the feisty 28-year-old, who has a red rose over a love heart tattooed on her chest, will stride on to Rod Laver Arena to compete in the women's final against Kim Clijsters of Belgium, in a bid to be crowned the Australian Open champion.
Li is the first Chinese national to make a grand slam singles final.
But, as she said with typical self-deprecation, even if she wins tonight, most Chinese people would forget about it in a month.
About 14 million people play tennis in China, just 1 per cent of the population.
But Li may be overly modest. Already the Chinese media has hailed her a sporting heroine and compared her to their biggest stars, NBA basketballer Yao Ming and Olympic gold medal hurdler Liu Xiang. And the Asian Tennis Federation has seized on Li's success as a boost for Asia's bid to host a grand slam tournament, raising the possibility of a fifth major or that the Australian Open, already billed as the grand slam of the Asia-Pacific, could be reassigned to Asia.
Li's relationship with the Chinese tennis establishment has been occasionally strained. In 2002 she was so disillusioned by the Chinese tennis system she dropped out for two years to study journalism at university.
Li also led the successful push that allowed Chinese players to retain most of their prizemoney rather than hand it back to the state-run tennis federation.
Now the world No 7, she has become the best performed of what the Chinese call the "Golden Flowers", a generation of women tennis players including Zheng Jie and Yan Zi, who have won two grand slam doubles titles, and Peng Shuai, who reached the third round in Melbourne this year.
However, it is only this year, as Li has been interviewed after winning match after match, that the wider world has learned just how winning a personality she has.
She possesses quirky indivialism and a spiky humour.
When asked what drove her to victory in the semi-final over world No 1 Caroline Wozniacki, saving a match point en route, Li answered: "Prizemoney."
If she scores her 12th successive victory tonight, her winnings will grow by $2.2 million - which is two-thirds of her total career earnings to date.
Many sportspeople talk of how they live for their sport. But Li says that once she's off the court she wants to forget about tennis.
Jiang Shan, the man who talked her into returning to the sport in 2004, is now her husband and coach. However, after revealing that her husband kept her awake before a game with his snoring, she said: "I think today he can stay in the bathroom."
Another example of the unexpected from this delightfully unorthodox sportswoman is when she is asked about her male Chinese counterparts.
"I think they're strong in the body, but not so strong in the mind," Li says.
"Right now, they think about, oh, ranking around 300, that's perfect. I mean, 300 is nothing."
Her popularity in China is captured by leading online news site netease.com: "It's not an exaggeration to say that she has become a new name card of China's sports in the world. Li Na's success doesn't only mean that she has become a leading figure among tennis players in Asia, but also made her the first internationally influential female athlete (from China)."
Li's progress will also have tennis and television executives salivating. Cracking the world's biggest market has been tough and thankless work for the big-ticket sporting franchises.
State-controlled television has been reluctant to pay up for many major sports - a sore case in point is Britain's Premier League soccer - and there is only one dedicated sports channel.
Her opponent tonight, world No 3 and reigning US Open champion Clijsters, has been something of a grand slam nemesis, beating Li in the Wimbledon quarter-finals in 2006 and at the same stage of the 2009 US Open.
Clijsters won four of their first five encounters but Li finally turned the tables earlier this month in the Sydney International final when she overhauled a 5-0 deficit in the first set to win 7-6 (7-3) 6-3.
As she makes her way on to the grandest stage of her career, is the world No 7's mother now a fan of tennis? "No," Li says, "she just says: 'I have my life. I don't want to come with you'."
I. 关于写李娜的英语作文(初一水平)
Li Na,the famous woman tennis player in China,has recently become
the big winner of the French Open champion in 2011,as well as the first
single title not only in China but also in Asia in the four Grand Slams
of tennis.
Born in 1982 in Wuhan,she began to practice tennis when
she was 6 years old,and finally turned to be a professional in 1999.From
the low-level tennis match to the four Grand Slam events,she is the
first to receive the WTA Tour singles title in China,besides,she broke
into the semi-finals of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.
In 2011,after
receiving the honor of the number one in French Open champion,she
chased the No.4 world ranking,which tied Japan’s Kimiko Date who created
the highest the first Asian women’s tennis ranking.
删删减减的,凑到80字吧.