In front of the table tennis stage, she fought bravely and studied diligently after leaving Botai. Li Haoqing, the bronze medalist in the women's team of table tennis in the Tokyo Olympics, returned to campus life after a ten-year absence. Her identity is not only an athlete, but also an education university student.
Hao Qing said that it took three hours to sit in court at the beginning of the year, which was a torture for active athletes.
She also mentioned that although the East Olympic team won the first match, she did not perform well. importance, and have also taken a mental health course for the past two semesters.
Hao Qing, who has outstanding performance outside of academics, was awarded the "President's Commendation Certificate" under the "President's Recognition Scheme" of EdUHK.
Currently training during the day and taking care of her studies at night, Hao Qing has not yet said she will retire. She hopes to compete in another Olympics and consider retiring after completing her studies in the Paris Olympics.
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I have to sit for three hours and feel "back pain and bone pain"
Hao Qing, 29, was enrolled in the traditional prestigious Diocesan Girls' College in secondary school, then dropped out to pursue her dream, and returned to school two years ago. She is currently a second-year student of the Bachelor of Health Education with Honours.
Hao Qing admits that Jiu Shuo re-entered the school after her studies. She felt uneasy at first, and found that she had to sit for three hours in the classroom. , I didn't study until the evening, and I felt very hard at first.
The school strongly supports the principal and actively encourages and congratulates during the East Olympics
Hao Qing said that she understands that there is a process of getting used to reading again, and she slowly got used to it. The school and teachers also gave great support. For example, there was a report speech and a competition this semester, and the teacher immediately arranged for her to give a pre-recorded speech.
She also revealed that during the East Olympics, the principal Zhang Renliang took the initiative to WhatsApp her and Du Kaiqin, who was also a college student, to express their support. After winning the bronze medal, the principal also congratulated them via video. The school even provided scholarships for athletes, which helped a lot. Athletes at school also joked that in the past, communication with teammates often only stopped at the level of ping pong waves, but since studying, they often discuss academic issues with teammates.
Li Haoqing pointed out that the East Olympic team did not perform well in the first game and thought about jumping into the river.
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The poor performance in the first game wants to "jump into the river" and understand the importance of athletes' mental health
Hao Qing also mentioned that athletes often come into contact with psychological mentors. She still remembers that she did not perform well in the first team competition. Although the team won the competition, she was in a low mood and had only one night to adjust. I want to jump into a river.” Luckily, she was helped by a psychiatrist, who made her recall successful examples in the past, adjust her mood immediately, and also made her understand the importance of mental health.
Hao Qing pointed out that she has taken courses related to mental health and biology in the past two semesters. On the one hand, she has a better understanding of the on-the-spot performance of athletes, and on the other hand, she can also understand the structure of the human body, which is very interesting.
Not considering retiring, hoping to compete in Paris Olympics again
As for the future direction, Hao Qing pointed out that she will consider retiring after completing her bachelor's degree. She is already a "veteran of three dynasties" and hopes to participate in the next Paris Olympics and achieve better results.
She also pointed out that after graduating with a bachelor's degree, she also hopes to study for a master's degree, mainly focusing on education or coaching, using her personal experience and experience to pass on to the next generation.
Shandong sophomore has won five invention patents. Inspiration comes from life
Another recipient of the "Principal's Commendation", Yang Wenqian, is from Shandong and is currently a second-year student of the Honorary Bachelor of Social Sciences in Greater China Studies. Because his grandfather was an engineer, he loved inventions from a young age under the influence of his family. Products have been patented, including smart life jackets and drone parachutes.
He said that the inspiration of the invention comes from life. For example, people in Shandong drown from time to time, so the smart life jacket was invented. The device senses that the top of the user's head is submerged in water for more than a few seconds, and the life jacket will automatically inflate.
He recently teamed up with students from mainland universities to use voice prints to identify whether pigs are sick. He also won the gold medal in the 7th China International "Internet +" College Students Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition. He also hopes to continue to study for a master's degree after graduation. Form a start-up company.
Cai Weihong (middle) and her twin sisters participate in a tap dance performance.
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Tap dancers incorporate rhythm into English teaching
Cai Weihong, winner of the "Principal's Commendation", is a fifth-year student of the school's Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Language Studies and Bachelor of Arts with Honours in English Education. She loves dancing and art. She received tap dance training in secondary school and was admitted to the Commonwealth Dance Teachers Association of Australia in 2020. The accreditation qualification, only three people in Hong Kong have this qualification.
She, who is about to graduate, said she hopes to combine tap dance training skills in English classes. For example, when teaching some rhythmic English texts, she will first tap the beat for students to memorize, and then teach the text. Many students find it interesting.
Group photo of EdUHK President Zhang Yanliang (third from right) with the winning students of the "President's Recognition Scheme".
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Principal's Recognition Scheme honours seven students this year
Chen Zhixuan, Vice-President (Research and Development) of EdUHK, said that the "President's Recognition Scheme" was established in 2010 to recognize students with outstanding performance outside of academics. So far, a total of 120 students or teams have been recognized, covering arts, culture, sports, and innovation and technology. And so on, this year, a total of seven students were awarded, among which four received the "Principal's Commendation Certificate" and three received the "Principal's Commendation Certificate".
He said that EdUHK is stepping up its efforts to support students beyond academic support. For example, in September this year, they will bring students or professors to the Science and Technology Park for development and exchange of scientific and technological knowledge.
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