2025 Chinese National Games, the most prestigious sports competition in China

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National Games of China is the highest-level comprehensive multi-sport event (similar to Olympic) of China. It is hosted by the General Administration of Sport of China. The games is held every four years, first held in 1959. The 2025 event will be held from November 09, 2025 to November 21, 2025.

Like Summer Olympics and Asian Games, Gymnastics events have been contested at Chinese National Games.

The Chinese National Games is one of most prestigious competitions for Chinese gymnasts. Winning medals in The Chinese National Games are always deemed greater accomplishment than winning medals in Chinese National Gymnastics Championships. The value of The Chinese National Games’ medals can compare to Asian Games’ medals.



Very few Chinese female gymnasts have won both Olympic and Chinese National Games (Cheng Fei, Deng Linlin, He Kexin, Li Shanshan).

 

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The legendary Cheng Fei is one of very few female gymnasts have won both Olympic and Chinese National Games

In 2005 Chinese National Games, she won vault. She made two perfect vaults, scored 9.835 and 9.588




The legendary He Kexin is one of very few female gymnasts have won both Olympic and Chinese National Games

In 2009 Chinese National Games, she won ub, scored 15.95




Legendary Deng Linlin have won individual all around at 2009 Chinese National Games , making her one of very few female gymnasts have won individual gold in both Olympic and National Games (along with He Kexin)

 

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Li Shanshan have won gold in both Olympic and Chinese National Games.

In 2005 Chinese National Games, she won gold with Guangdong team. During the team final she competed in floor exercise (scored 9.3) and vault (scored 9.167)

Li Shanshan also helped her team Guangdong to took silver medal at 2009 Chinese National Games. She competed for balance beam and floor exercise. She done very well but her team lost the gold to Shanghai team.





Li Shanshan also qualified for Balance Beam event final in 2009 National Games, but she fell during the event final, placed 7th.

 

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